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Labour win council seat from LibDems in Scottish council by-election

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LABOUR has won a seat at from the SNP in a by-election in East Dunbartonshire.

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Council by-election results from this week and forthcoming contests

Barnet – Burnt Oak Labour 1,064 (45.0 per cent, -18.2 on 2022) Conservatives 501 (21.2 per cent, -2.7) Reform UK 434 (18.4 per cent, +18.4) Green Party 202 (8.6 per cent, -4.3) Lib Dems 93 (3.9 per cent, +3.9) Rejoin EU 68 (2.9 per cent, +2.9) Labour hold East Dunbartonshire – Kirkintilloch East, North & Twechar Labour 958 (30.2 per cent, +1.0 on 2022) SNP 726 (22.9 per cent, -16.0) Lib Dems 677 (21.3 per cent, +2.6) Reform UK 476 (15.0 per cent…

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Labour win council seat from LibDems in Scottish council by-election

LABOUR has won a seat at from the SNP in a by-election in East Dunbartonshire.

28 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The National broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom 28 days ago on Friday, February 14, 2025.

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