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Local General election 2015 results

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Local General election 2015 results

In the local Enfield elections David Burrowes (Conservative) won Enfield/Southgate ahead of Bambos Charalambous (Labour). Joan Ryan (Labour) won Enfield North ahead of Nick De Bois (Conservative) and in Edmonton we have a debutant MP Katie Osamor (Labour) who won with a landslide victory.

In Wood Green/Hornsey Catherine West has been elected Labour MP with a majority of more than 11,000. She received 29,417 votes, beating Liberal Democrat Lynne Featherstone, who has held the seat since 2005 who received 18,359 votes.

David Lammy has been re-elected as Labour MP for Tottenham. David won the seat with 28,654 votes – an increase of 4,526 from 2010.

In Barnet Theresa Villiers (Conservative) has held on to her seat in Chipping Barnet. In Finchley/Golders Green Mike Freer won 25,835 votes in yesterday’s election, while Labour’s Sarah Sackman gained 20,173 votes. In Hendon Mathew Offord retained his Conservative seat over Labour’s Andrew Dismore.

In Islington North Labour stalwart Jeremy Corbyn retained his Islington North seat, eclipsing closest rival Alex Burghart of the Conservatives by a majority of 21,194.

Outside local elections Suzy Stride (Labour) whose maternal grandfather is Cypriot failed to win the Harlow seat that went to Robert Halfon who has been re-elected as Harlow MP after successfully defending the seat he won at the 2010 General Election.

Full results for Enfield

Enfield Southgate

David Burrowes, Conservative: 22,624

Bambos Charalambois, Labour: 17,871

David Schofield, UKIP: 2,109

Paul Smith, Liberal Democrats: 1,518

Jean Robertson-Malloy, Green Party: 1,690

Enfield North

Joan Ryan, Labour: 20,172

Nick de Bois, Conservatives: 19,086

Cara Jenkinson, Liberal Democrat: 1,059

Deborah Cairns, UKIP: 4,133

David Flint, Green: 1,303

Joe Simpson, TUSC: 177

Yemi Awolola, Christian Alliance: 407

Edmonton

Kate Osamor, Labour: 25,388

Gonul Daniels, Conservative: 9,969

Douglas Coker, Green: 1,358

David Schmitz, Liberal Democrat: 897

Lewis Peacock, TUSC: 360

Neville Watson, UKIP: 3,366