Labour win Welsh council by-election with Reform in third place
BAGLAN, NEATH PORT TALBOT, WALES, JUL 17 – Josh Tuck secured the Baglan council seat with 708 votes, succeeding the late Peter Richards and beating independent and Reform party candidates, with a 33.99% turnout.
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Council by-election results from this week and forthcoming contests
Basildon – St Martin’s Reform UK 1,057 (44.6 per cent, +44.6 on 2024) Labour 833 (35.1 per cent, -3.2) Conservatives 320 (13.5 per cent, -7.1) Green Party 82 (3.5 per cent, -8.9) Lib Dems 39 (1.6 per cent, -7.8) Trade Union and Socialist Coalition 26 (1.1 per cent, -6.3) SDP 13 (0.5 per cent, +0.5) Reform UK gain from Labour Dartford – Maypole & Leyton Cross Reform UK 303 (53.7 per cent, +53.7 on 2023) Conservatives 158 (28.0 per cent, -40.7) L…
Losing Reform by-election candidate goes on holiday before count
Reform’s candidate for Baglan John Bamsey – Image Bridgend and Vale of Glamorgan Reform Emily Price A Reform candidate standing in a by-election in Neath Port Talbot, who was accused of ‘dirty tricks’ during his campaign, has refused to say why he didn’t show up for the vote count. Reform’s John Bamsey finished in third place with 23.7% of the vote in the Baglan by-election on Thursday (July 17). A source who was present at the count told Natio…
Labour holds Baglan seat in Neath Port Talbot by-election as Reform slips to third
The contest was triggered by the death of long-serving councillor Peter Richards, who had represented Baglan since 2004. Labour candidate Josh Tuck won the seat with 708 votes, defeating independent candidate Wendy Blethyn (532 votes) and Reform UK’s John Bamsey, who came third with 447 votes2. “I’m just over the moon but also so grateful to the people of Baglan for putting their trust in me,” said Cllr Tuck. “Peter Richards was a friend to Bag…
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