Arbury (Nuneaton and Bedworth) council result:

Con: 67.4% (+24.6) Lab: 25.7% (-9.5) Grn: 5.4% (-) Ind: 1.4% (+1.4)

No UKIP (-15.2)

Con HOLD

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Camp Hill (Nuneaton and Bedworth) council result:

Con: 53.1% (+35.3) Lab: 33.0% (-15.7) Grn: 10.9% (+5.6) Oth: 3.0% (-)

No UKIP (-25.3)

Con GAIN from Lab

Beacon and Bents (South Tyneside) council result:

Grn: 46.5% (+34.2) Lab: 28.3% (-28.3) Ind: 16.9% (+16.9) Con: 8.3% (-1.3)

No UKIP (-20.6) as prev.

Grn GAIN from Lab

Bar Pool (Nuneaton and Bedworth) council result:

Con: 55.8% (+26.3) Lab: 32.7% (-13.8) Grn: 8.2% (+3.2) Ind: 3.3% (+3.3)

No UKIP (-17.5) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab

Kingswood (Nuneaton and Bedworth) council result:

Con: 55.3% (+33.3) Lab: 36.9% (-12.3) Grn: 5.6% (+0.9) Oth: 2.2% (+0.6)

No UKIP (-22.5) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab

Cramlington South East (Northumberland) council result:

Con: 61.8% (+27.9) Lab: 38.2% (-4.8)

No LDem (-16.5) and UKIP (-5.2) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab

Cramlington South East (Northumberland) council result:

Con: 61.8% (+27.9) Lab: 38.2% (-4.8)

No LDem (-16.5) and UKIP (-5.2) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab

Cramlington South East (Northumberland) council result:

Con: 61.8% (+27.9) Lab: 38.2% (-4.8)

No LDem (-16.5) and UKIP (-5.2) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab

Cramlington South East (Northumberland) council result:

Con: 61.8% (+27.9) Lab: 38.2% (-4.8)

No LDem (-16.5) and UKIP (-5.2) as prev.

Con GAIN from Lab


so i guess with UKIP no longer being relevant, Labour has been exposed as even more incompetent than we thought

  • Saint [he/him]
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    edit-2
    4 years ago

    The Conservaties presided over more than 100,000 needless deaths, and disruption to our lives. Starmer utterly failed to provide any kind of opposition at all, so the Conservatives haven't been blamed for this. And the UK has actually fallen considerably behind the US in the pace of vaccination.

    Also if you actually look at the results, a lot of it is Labour plummeting rather than the Tories surging.

    • MolotovHalfEmpty [he/him]
      ·
      4 years ago

      Exactly.

      Plus, the UK has been essentially a one-party state for a hundred years or more. Starmer (who gets the wall) just formalized it.

    • zeal0telite [he/him,they/them]
      ·
      4 years ago

      This is genuinely the big thing. Ignoring his politics, Starmer is still absolutely shit opposition and spent a majority of the pandemic supporting every choice Johnson made, with maybe a few changes he would point out.

      That's not strong enough to convince people that you're better than the opposition.