Election 2019

The Liberal Democrat candidate who lost in Croydon Central raised concerns about the future of the Brexit negotiations following the

What an election night it was in south west London. We’ve seen Labour gain Putney, the Conservatives gain Kensington and

Labour comfortably held their seat at Mitcham and Morden as Siobhain McDonagh was re-elected with 27,978 votes, a majority of

Seema Malhotra comfortably held her Feltham and Heston seat having secured 24,876 votes. Liberal Democrat candidate Hina Malik won 3,127

Bell Ribeiro-Addy hailed Streatham’s diversity as she became MP for the constituency, securing a 54.8% vote share with 30,976 votes.

Felicity Buchan responded to a campaign dominated by Grenfell Tower by urging her own Conservative government to make the enquiry

Who was elected in each constituency and some facts about what went on at the polling stations. Labour gained only

The Conservative Party’s Stephen Hammond was narrowly re-elected in Wimbledon with 20,373 votes, a slender majority of just 628. Liberal

Conservative Stephen Hammond pledged to represent the voice of moderate conservatism in Parliament after his narrow election victory in Wimbledon.

Paul Scully is keen to move forward with Conservative plans after he reclaimed the Sutton and Cheam seat for the

Sir Ed Davey’s victorious Liberal Democrat campaign in Kingston and Surbiton was labelled ‘dirty’ and twice reported to the police