Crushing Victory for Labour in Hounslow Council Elections

Party close to a clean sweep in the Brentford area

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Labour have increased their majority in Hounslow Council after winning a significant number of extra seats across the borough.

Based on the results declared so far Labour look set to win at least 49 seats in the borough leaving the Conservatives largely confined to an enclave in Chiswick.

A clean sweep in the Brentford area was denied Labour after the vote in the Osterley and Spring Grove ward was double checked and the Conservatives were declared to have won two of the three seats.

Composition of Council
Party 2014
2010
2005
Labour
49
35
23
Conservative
11
25
24
Liberal Democrat
0
0
3
ICG
0
0
6
Independent
0
0
4

 

Like in other areas of London, Labour seems to have not been affected by the increased UKIP vote. In other parts of the country they did see some of their core support drift away to Nigel Farage's party.

The Conservatives on the other hand appear to have suffered more as some of their Councillors who had won with the party in 2010 were this time standing for UKIP. Although the party's support remained solid in Chiswick, in areas like Bedfont, Feltham and Hanworth, where they were hoping to make ground, they lost rather than gained seats. Previous strongholds like Osterley and Spring Grove fell. The UKIP councillors were equally unsuccessful in retaining their seats as Labour cleaned up in areas they traditionally don't do well in.

It was a bad day also for the Isleworth Community Group which was hoping to win back seats it had lost in 2010 in Isleworth and Syon. Last time the coincidence with the general election had meant a high turnout and more emphasis on national issues but even with a decline in the percentage vote, Labour managed to hang on to their seats in these wards.

Overall turnout was 39.3% much lower than last time but voting was boosted in 2010 because of the General Election on the same day.

Labour performed well in other London boroughs taking the prized scalp of Hammersmith and Fulham as well as gaining overall control of Merton and winning some ground in the Tory stronghold of Wandsworth.

Details of the individual ward results will appear below when available.

Election Results - May 22nd 2014

Brentford Ward

Labour Hold

Name Party Votes Elected

Cadbury, Ruth

Labour

2,326
Yes

Collins, Melvin Barrie

Labour

2,066
Yes

Savin, Myra

Labour

1,875
Yes

Roskott, Helen Mary

Conservative

733

Tanner, Julian Stephen Guy

Conservative

693

Giles, Gabriella Sabrina Gonzalez

Conservative

715

Bradley, John William

Green Party

683

Thomas, Ryan John

UKIP

610

Bourke, Joseph Gerald

Liberal Democrats

311

Cox, David John

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

229

Naqvi, Mona Zahra

Liberal Democrats

223

Bourke, Sean Yuji

Liberal Democrats

223

Azu, Godson

All People's Party

152
Total  
10,839

Syon Ward

Labour Hold

Name Party Votes Elected

Curran, Steve

Labour

1,686
Yes

Dunne, Katherine Sarah

Labour

1,673
Yes

Dennison, Theo Christopher

Labour

1,615
Yes

Andrews, Caroline Jane

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

937

Fisher, Shirley Louise

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

811

Speed, Ian Julian David

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

742

Gerrey, David Cliff

Conservative

732

Mushiso, Ron

Conservative

617

Gill, Ranjit

Conservative

606

Motion, Paul William

UKIP

549

Firkins, Tony

Green Party

487

Brown, Joan Frances

Liberal Democrats

291
Total  
10,746

Isleworth Ward

Labour Hold

Name Party Votes Elected

Green, Lynn

Labour

1,601
Yes

Mayne, Ed

Labour

1,492
Yes

Sampson, Sue

Labour

1,491
Yes

Andrews, Philip

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

746

Doran, Patricia June

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

684

Fisher, Paul Anthony

The Community (London Borough of Hounslow)

658

Farhat, Fadi

Conservative

595

Jarche, Sana

Conservative

526

Jarche, Mohamad Abdulrahman

Conservative

507

Adams, Kelly

UKIP

447

Flynn, Melanie

UKIP

374

Smith, Sharon

UKIP

356

Ferris, John

Green Party

350

Bourke, Sheena Yuho

Liberal Democrats

194

Griffiths, David W.

-
50
Total  


Osterley and Spring Grove Ward

Labour gain 1 seat. Conservatives hold 2.

Name Party Votes Elected

Louki, Tony

Labour

1,632
Yes

O'Reilly, Sheila Margaret

Conservative

1,596
Yes

Carey, Peter Francis de Vic

Conservative

1,588
Yes

Chaudri, Unsa Kausar

Labour

1,536

McEvoy, Stephen Michael

Labour

1,506

Gosain, Ajoy

Conservative

1,345

Winkworth, Maggie

Green Party

604

James, John Christopher Urmston

Liberal Democrats

438
Total  
10,245