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Wokingham: Election news mini-feed


May 02, 2008

The new make-up of Wokingham Borough Council is:

Conservatives 44

Liberal Democrats 10

 

Don't miss the Evening Post on Tuesday and The Wokingham Times on Wednesday for full analysis of the result and pictures from the count.

12:00pm - Wokingham Borough Council remains Tory with one gain from the Lib Dems. 

11:55am - Bulmershe remains in Lib Dem control as Jennifer Lissaman wins with 1168 votes, ahead of Tory Councillor Mohammed Younis who gained 944 votes.

11:54am - Emmbrook and Finchampstead North are held as Tory wards with Finchampstead North seeing only an 18.65 per cent turnout.

11:53am - Mayor Annette Drake has held onto her seat in Hurst after winning 699 votes. Hurst saw a turnout of 50.27 per cent.

11:52am - Norreys, Shinfield South and Wescott also saw no change as the Tories maintained their power in all three wards.

11:51am - Tory maintain hold of Remenham, Wargrave and Ruscombe with the help of new councillor Claire Stretton who has replaced former leader of the council Frank Browne.

11:50am - Winnersh is held as a Tory ward with Councillor Liz Siggery winning with 1162 votes, ahead of Lib Dem Councillor John Peffers who won 997 votes. The turnout was 37.78 per cent.

11:45am - Loddon remains a Lib Dem hold with Councillor Philip Challis gaining 1234 votes in an election turnout of 40.86 per cent.

11:40am - Finchampstead South is held by Tory Geoffrey Bulpitt while the Lib Dems hold Twyford with Councillor Stephen Conway.

11:30am - Charvil is also held by the Tories under new councillor Emma Hobbs. Turnout in Charvil was 51.17 per cent.

11:15am - Tories gain Hillside from Lib Dems with a 48.3 per cent turnout. Tories keep hold of Evendons and Wokingham Without. Evendons saw a turnout of 41.53 per cent, while  Wokingham Without sees 43.74 per cent.

10:50am - Hawkedon Ward Tory hold with Matthew Deegan taking 1275 votes. Total votes 1905, turnout 27.5 per cent.  

10:15am - Postal vote figures are announced, a total of 13,379 postal votes were issued. 9,950 were returned, making a return rate of 74.3 per cent. Of those 9,950 - 9,722 were valid which is 72.6 per cent.

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   Hillside appears to actually have changed hands with Pauline Jorgensen joining Norman Jorgensen (to 2011) on the council. Conservatives therefore take the LibDem seat of Alan Spratling (who wasn't running there this time).
The Linguist
02/05/2008 at 15:15 Offensive or Inappropriate?
   We apologise for the mistake, we will correct this as soon as possible.

Regards,

Alison White Head of Online News
Alison White
02/05/2008 at 15:14 Offensive or Inappropriate?
   We have one more Conservative and one less LibDem, but the mini-feed currently claims no wards have changed hands. It appears that the Hillside Ward HAS changed, from Alan Spratling LibDem (who didn't stand there this time) to Pauline Jorgensen (Conservative).
The Linguist
02/05/2008 at 15:05 Offensive or Inappropriate?
 
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