General election 2019

Croydon South remains in the hands of the Conservatives, with the re-elected MP blaming Jeremy Corbyn’s approach to Brexit for

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

Florence Eshalomi said she was humbled to have held the Vauxhall seat for the Labour Party. Brexiteer Kate Hoey stepped

Croydon North is regarded as one of Labour’s safest seats but on a night where Labour suffered a devastating defeat

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.

First-time candidate Seena Shah finished second in Brentford and Isleworth as she lost out to Labour’s Ruth Cadbury. The Conservative

A victorious Labour MP spoke of his devastation over his party’s performance moments after being declared the winner in Croydon

Sarah Jones held her Croydon Central seat with a small majority, gaining 27,124 votes. Conservative candidate Mario Creatura won 21,175

Tom Brake’s 22-year tenure as Carshalton and Wallington MP came to an end as Conservative candidate Elliot Colburn took his