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Now that the votes have been cast and the polls have officially closed, the time has come to await the results of General Election 2017. The election was called back in April as Prime Minister Theresa May gained two-thirds of a majority in the House of
Now that the votes have been cast and the polls have officially closed, the time has come to await the results of General Election 2017. The election was called …Live updates as General Election 2017 results come in for GrimsbyGrimsby Telegraphall 13 news articles »
Andrew Percy retained the seat of Brigg and Goole for the Conservative Party at this year’s General Election. Mr Percy polled 27219 votes to increase his …Andrew Percy retains Brigg & Goole for ConservativesLincolnshire Reporterall 3 news articles »
Mr Percy said he never expected to be elected three times in a row by the people of the constituency. “If you had asked me back in 2010 whether or not I would make it through three elections I would have laughed,” he said. “I’m grateful that the people …Andrew Percy retains Brigg & Goole for ConservativesLincolnshire Reporterall 3 news articles »
The polls have closed for the Parliamentary election for Scunthorpe, Brigg and Goole constituencies and Brumby Ward By-election. The verification of votes is underway with counting expected to
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June 9, 2017 | News Editor
Labour managed to hold onto the Scunthorpe seat which was a key target for the Conservatives in the north of England. The Conservatives brought key cabinet ministers to the town, including the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr
John Curtice, the UK’s most prominent psephologist and the man behind the general election exit poll, says there is not now “any way at all that the Conservatives can get to the 326 mark” and win an outright majority. Mr Curtice’s team provided the
With the Conservatives on course to win only around 320 seats in the general election – a failure by any measure, though they will remain the largest single party – questions are turning to Theresa May’s future. The Prime Minister refused to respond
Martin Vickers has stormed to victory to retain the Cleethorpes seat in a resounding general election victory for the re-elected resort MP. With a huge portion of the vote – 27,321 votes – Mr Vickers won a further ten per cent of votes compared to his …Conservative Martin Vickers sees off Labour to win Cleethorpes for third timeLincolnshire Reporterall 4 news articles »
