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2008 By-Election

2008 By-Election

22 May

 

Crewe & Nantwich - The by-election followed the death of Gwyneth Dunwoody on 17th April 2008.
Conservative gain

Edward Timpson Conservative 20,539 49.49%
Tamsin Dunwoody Labour 12,679 30.55%
Elizabeth Shenton Liberal Democrat 6,040 14.55%
Mike Nattrass UKIP 922 2.22%
Robert Smith Green 359 0.87%
David Roberts English Democrats 275 0.66%
The Flying Brick Official Monster Raving Loony Party 236 0.57%
Mark Walklate Independent 217 0.52%
Paul Thorogood Cut Tax on Petrol and Diesel 118 0.28%
Gemma Garrett Independent 113 0.27%


Total valid votes: 41,498; 67 rejected ballot papers
Electorate: 71,963; Turnout: 57.67% (valid votes as % of electorate);
Majority: 7,860 (18.94%); swing from Lab to Cons: 17.6%

27 June

 

Henley - The by-election followed the resignation of Boris Johnson, on being elected Mayor of London.
Conservative hold

John Howell Conservative 19,796 56.95%
Stephen Kearney Liberal Democrat 9,680 27.85%
Mark Stevenson Green 1,321 3.80%
Timothy Rait BNP 1,243 3.58%
Richard McKenzie Labour 1,066 3.07%
Chris Adams UKIP 843 2.43%
Bananaman Owen Official Monster Raving Loony Party 242 0.70%
Derek Allpass English Democrats 157 0.45%
Amanda Harrington Independent (Miss Great Britain Party) 128 0.37%
Dick Rodgers The Common Good 121 0.35%
Louise Cole Independent (Miss Great Britain Party) 91 0.26%
Harry Bear The Fur Play Party 73 0.21%


Electorate: 69,092; Total vote: 34,761; Turnout: 50.31%;
Majority: 10,116 (29.10%)

10 July

 

Haltemprice & Howden - The by-election followed the resignation of David Davis after the Government's narrow win on the issue of 42 day detention without trial.
Conservative hold

David Michael Davis Conservative 17,113 71.57%
Shan Oakes Green 1,758 7.35%
Joanne Robinson English Democrats: Putting England First 1,714 7.17%
Tess Culnane National Front Britain For the British 544 2.28%
Gemma Dawn Garrett Miss Great Britain Party 521 2.18%
Jill Saward Ind 492 2.06%
Mad Cow-Girl Official Monster Raving Loony Party 412 1.72%
Walter Edward Sweeney Ind 238 1.00%
John Nicholson Ind 162 0.68%
David Craig Ind 135 0.56%
David Pinder The New Party 135 0.56%
David Icke Ind 110 0.46%
Hamish Howitt Freedom 4 Choice 91 0.38%
Christopher John Talbot Socialist Equality Party 84 0.35%
Grace Christine Astley Ind 77 0.32%
George Hargreaves Christian Party 76 0.32%
David Laurence Bishop Church of the Militant Elvis Party 44 0.18%
John Randle Upex Ind 38 0.16%
Greg Wood Ind 32 0.13%
Eamonn "Fitzy" Fitzpatrick Ind 31 0.13%
Ronnie Carroll Make Politicians History 29 0.12%
Thomas Faithful Darwood Ind 25 0.10%
Christopher Mark Foren Ind 23 0.10%
Herbert Winford Crossman Ind 11 0.05%
Tony Farnon Ind 8 0.03%
Norman Scarth Ind 8 0.03%


Electorate: 70,226; Total vote: 23,911; Turnout: 34.05%;
Majority: 15,355 (64.22%)

 

 Haltemprice & Howden By-election Candidates:

portrait Mad Cow-Girl (Official Monster Raving Loony)  Real name Rosalyn Warner. Born 1961, Harwich. Registered nurse. Contested Sunderland South 2001, 2005
portrait David Davis (Conservative) Shadow home secretary until his shock resignation from the Commons over the issue of 42 day detention.
portrait Shan Oakes (Green) Educated at Plympton Grammar School and Leicester University. Former English teacher and LEA officer.
portrait Joanne Robinson (English Democrats) born 1957. Office manager. Contested Haltemprice and Howden 2001 for UKIP.
portrait Chris Talbot (Socialist Equality) born Runcorn. Engineering mathematics lecturer at Huddersfield University. Contested South Wales Central list in 2007 Welsh elections.
portrait Gemma Garrett (Miss Great Britain) Miss Great Britain for the year 2008, having been runner up in the previous year’s competition. Contested Crewe and Nantwich by-election 2008.
portrait Ronnie Carroll (Make Politicans History) born 1934, Belfast. Singer and entertainer. British entrant to the Eurovision Song Contest in 1962 and 1963. Having previously moved into management released several comeback records after Contested Hampstead and Highgate 1997, Uxbridge by-election 1997, Hartlepool by-election 2004.
portrait Hamish Howitt (Freedom 4 Choice) Blackpool publican who in 2007 was the first to be prosecuted for continuing to allow smoking in his pub. Will contest Blackpool South at the next general election.
portrait David Craig (Independent) real name Neil Glass. Educated at Fettes and Cambridge University. Former management consultant turned author and campaigner against government waste.
portrait Jill Saward (Independent) born 1965, Liverpool. Educated at Lady Margaret School. Victim of the Ealing Vicarage Rape in 1986, she later went public, authored a book called “Rape: My Story” and has campaigned on behalf of rape victims.
portrait David Icke (No description) born 1952, Leicester. Former professional footballer, forced to retire early through ill health he became a television sports presenter. He became a national media spokesman for the Green party, but in 1990 believes he received a message from the spirit world which lead to him infamously appearing on the Wogan chatshow, dressed in turquoise, to declare that he was a son of God with a message from the Godhead. He has subsequently pursued a career as a new age philosopher, speaker and author of conspiracy books, expressing his beliefs about the apocalypse, illuminanti and that prominent world leaders are reptilian shape-shifters. Is contesting the seat on an abstentionist platform.
portrait Eamonn Fitzpatrick (Independent) Fruit and veg market trader. Contested Northampton South 2005.
portrait George Hargreaves (Christian Party) born George Jackman in 1958. Educated at Woolverstone Hall School and Oxford University. Former songwriter, most famously penning Sinitta’s “So Macho”, now Pastor of the Hephizibah Christian Centre, Hackney. Contested Walthamstow for the Referendum Party in 1997. Contested 2004 Birmingham Hodge Hill by-election for Operation Christian Vote. Contested Scotland in 2004 European elections for Operation Christian Vote. Contested Na h-Eileanan an Lar 2005, Dunfermline and West Fife by-election 2006.
portrait Norman Scarth (Independent) born 1925. Retired stud farmer. Gaoled for six years in 2001 for wounding with intent after attacking a baliff with a chainsaw. Contested Chesterfield in 1997 as an Independent Old Age Pensioner, Sedgefield by-election 2007 as an anti-crime candidate.
portrait Walter Sweeney (Independent) born 1949. Educated at Lawrence Sheriff School and Cambridge and Hull Universities. Solicitor. Bedfordshire county councillor 1981-1989. Contested Machester Stretford 1983. Conservative MP for Vale of Glamorgan 1992-1997.
portrait Tess Culnane (National Front) Contested 2004 GLA election and European election for the BNP. Contested Greenwich and Lewisham in 2008 London elections.
portrait Grace Astley (Independent) Educated at Darwen Vale High School and Royal Holloway. Supply teacher.
portrait David Bishop (Church of the Militant Elvis) Painter, decorator and poet - writing under the pen name of Lord Biro. Contested Tatton 1997, Brentwood and Ongar 2001, Erewash 2005.
portrait Herbert Crossman (Independent) Former Liberal Democrat councillor in Harrow. Contested Harrow West for the Referendum Party in 1997. Member of the Conservative party 1998-1999.
portrait Thomas Darwood (Independent) religious publisher. Claims to be the true Archbishop of Canterbury, Pope and heir to the throne.
portrait Tony Farnon (Independent) Promoting an anti-smoking website.
portrait Christopher Foren (Independent) Retired crown prosecutor. Standing on a platform of putting the environment ahead of economic growth and limiting population growth.
portrait John Nicholson (Independent) publisher of a early years education system.
portrait David Pinder (New Party) Former soldier, civil servant and Chamber of Commerce chief executive.
portrait John Upex (Independent) born Leeds. Businessman, running a manufacturing company. Contested Wakefield 2005 for UKIP.
portrait Greg Wood (Independent) Former Royal Navy medical officer.

 

 

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  • Suspected terrorists should be held until proved safe.
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