Here is a full rundown of the results, and why the by-elections were held in the first place.
Northumberland Park (Haringey)
Green Party candidate Jayon Henriques was elected in Northumberland Park on May 7, but was found to be ineligible to serve as a councillor. The party did not disclosed the reason for this.
Ajda Ovat (Labour) ELECTED with 877 votes.
Ian David Sinclair (Reform) – 106
David Schmitz (Lib Dem) – 60
Labour’s Hasret Bozdogan was elected in Haringey’s Woodside ward in last month’s poll, but chose to step down for “personal reasons that transpired after 7 May”.
Elara Shurety (Green) ELECTED with 1,033 votes
Thayahlan Iyngkaran (Labour) – 978
Ruth Price (Reform) – 171
Mikeleno Fureraj (Conservative)
Rakeebah Rahim (Lib Dem) – 93
The political makeup of the council following these results is:
This means the council remains under no overall control, with the Greens running the borough as a minority administration.
Simon Anthony (Green Party) was elected on May 7 in Ealing’s Acton North ward. He is believed to have quit due to ill health.
Marijn van de Geer (Green) ELECTED with 804 votes.
Gareth James Shaw (Labour) – 642
Abdi Ahmed (Lib Dem) – 523
Jonathan Notley (Reform) – 309
Sally Gorman (Conservative) – 257 votes
Craig Smith (Ealing Community Independents – Putting Acton First) – 129
Voter turnout was 24.21%.
The political makeup of the council following these results is:
This means the council remains under Labour control.
Zoë Garbett (Green Party) was elected mayor in Hackney and was also also re-elected to her Dalston seat. She had to vacate her seat as she is not allowed to hold both roles.
Manal Massalha (Green) ELECTED with 549 votes
Grace Adebayo (Labour) – 342
Ivon Fleming (Reform) – 26
Peter Munrow (Lib Dem) – 24
Jerry Sulaiman (Conservative) 10
Zoë Garbett (right) celebrates after the Hackney local elections on May 7
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Hackney Central (Hackney)
James Tilden (Green Party) was elected to the Hackney Central ward but was ineligible due to the fact he is a teacher.
Noah Kirksted-Breen (Green): 676
Sheila Suso-Runge (Labour): 624
Ken Gabbott-Rolph (Lib Dem): 83
Vahid Almasi (Reform): 59
Serhan Bay (Conservative): 49
The political makeup of the council following these results is:
This means the council remains under the control of the Green Party.
