North Northamptonshire Elections 2021: LIVE from the count
We’ll bring you coverage of all of the results from across North Northamptonshire as they happen all day as we report live from Kettering Conference Centre.
North Northamptonshire Elections 2021: LIVE from the count
Key Events
- Good morning from Kettering Conference centre where our team of reporters is covering the first ever North Northants elections
- The results are coming in thick and fast, we’ll have them all for you as they happen
RESULT: CONSERVATIVES WIN THREE SEATS in Burton and Broughton
Turnout: 32.37%
Elected are
John Currall (CON) 1,541
Jan O’Hara (CON) 1,543
Chris Smith-Haynes (CON) 1,120
Others:
Mark Sales (LAB) 519
Jenny Davies (LIB DEM) 786
Chris Groome (LIB DEM) 920
Adrian Watts (GREEN) 1,004
Fergus McDonald (IND) 598
RESULT: CONSERVATIVES WIN THREE SEATS in Desborough
Turnout: 37.46%
Elected are
Mark Dearing (CON) 1,981
David Howes (CON) 1,791
Mike Tebbutt (CON) 2,011
Others:
Linda Burnham (IND) 707
Andy Coleman (LAB) 956
Phil Sawford (LAB) 1,393
Yvonne Scarrot (LAB) 791
Stevie Lawless (GREEN) 455
Alan Window (LIB DEM) 493
A major loss for Wellingborough Labour as former council opposition leader Andrew Scarborough fails to win a seat
RESULT: TWO CONSERVATIVE AND ONE LABOUR SEAT in Croyland and Swanspool
Turnout: 27.67%
Elected are
Tim Allebone (CON) 1,204
Philip Irwin (CON) 1,162
Valerie Anslow (LAB) 1,180
Others:
Brian Skittrall (CON) 998
Andrew Scarborough (LAB) 988
Samuel Shoesmith (CON) 1,012
Neale McMaster (LIB DEM) 323
We’re hearing that Corby Labour are aiming to win all FIFTEEN seats on the town council tomorrow.
The town council currently only has responsibility for allotments but will gain more powers over the coming weeks and could take charge of the borough’s treasured parks and gardens and the fireworks display as well as other public events. They’ll also be an influential consultee on planning decisions in the borough.
Here’s father and daughter John and Zoe McGhee who are over the moon to have been elected in Corby’s Kingswood ward
Three more Tory wins in Wellingborough’s Hatton ward including for longstanding councillor Graham Lawman
RESULT: CONSERVATIVES WIN THREE SEATS in Hatton Park
Turnout: 33.9%
Elected:
Ken Harrington (CON) 2,137
Graham Lawman (CON) 2,062
Malcolm Waters (CON) 1,778
Others
William Inskip (LAB) 976
Stuart Scott (LAB) 793
Clare Thomson (LAB) 1,029
Stuart Simons (LIB DEM) 332
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