The future is Bright for Westminster Conservatives

The latest updates on local electoral information are as follows.

Results

Enfield: The byelection in Bush Hill Park ward held on 22 November was won by James Hockney. Conservative hold.
Westminster: The byelection in Lancaster Gate ward held on 22 November was won by Margot Bright. Conservative hold.
Windsor and Maidenhead: The byelection in Datchet ward held on 22 November was won by David Cannon. Conservative hold.
Wirral: The byelection in Upton ward held on 22 November was won by Jean Robinson. Labour hold.

Bolton: Debbie Newall, who was elected for the Labour Party in Breightmet ward, has left the party to sit as an Independent councillor. As a result Labour has lost its overall majority on the council.
Oxford: David Henwood, who was elected for the Labour Party in Cowley ward, has left the party to sit as an Independent councillor.
South Lanarkshire: David Watson, who was elected for the Scottish National Party in East Kilbride West ward, has left the party to sit as an Independent councillor.
Winchester: Kim Gottlieb, who was elected for the Conservatives in Alresford and Itchen Valley ward but left the party in June, has now joined the Liberal Democrats.
Wokingham: Richard Dolinski, who was elected for the Conservative Party in Loddon ward, has left the party to sit as an Independent councillor. He objects to the recent removal of group leader Charlotte Haitham Taylor.

Buckinghamshire: Totteridge and Bowerdean division, after the death of East Wycombe Independent councillor Chaudhary Ditta. Term ends 2021 (but is likely to be shortened to 2020).
Kirklees: Birstall and Birkenshaw ward, after the resignation of veteran Conservative councillor Robert Light. As his term was due to end in May, there will be no byelection.
Wychavon: Harvington and Norton ward, after the resignation of Conservative councillor Charlie Homer. His term was due to end in May so he will not be replaced in a byelection.
Wychavon: Lovett and North Claines ward, after the resignation of Conservative councillor Lynne Duffy. Her term was due to end in May so he will not be replaced in a byelection.

North Norfolk: Following a series of defections away from the Conservative Party, on Wednesday the full council voted to remove the Conservative leadership and elected the Liberal Democrat group leader as the new leader of the council. She is now forming a cabinet.
South Ribble: It is noted that the Labour administration which took over in October as a result of absent Conservative councillors, was removed after 17 days and the Conservatives are back in control.

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