The Labour Party retained overall control of the council. It won 50 of the 57 seats, losing two seats to the Green Party. The Conservative Party held the five seats that they had had before the election, remaining the official opposition.[1]
The thirty-two London boroughs were established in 1965 by the London Government Act 1963. They are the principal authorities in Greater London and have responsibilities including education, housing, planning, highways, social services, libraries, recreation, waste, environmental health and revenue collection. Some of the powers are shared with the Greater London Authority, which also manages passenger transport, police and fire.[2]
Since its formation, Hackney has usually been under Labour control except for a period from 1968 to 1971 when it was under Conservative control and from 1998 to 2002 when it was under no overall control. Councillors have mostly been elected from the Labour Party, Conservative Party and Liberal Democrats, with some Green Party councillors being elected in 1998 and 2006. In the most recent election in 2018, the Liberal Democrats lost their three seats in the Cazenove ward with Labour winning 52 seats with 63.0% of the vote across the borough and the Conservatives winning the remaining 5 seats with 11.1% of the vote across the borough. The Green Party won 16.9% of the vote across the borough without winning any seats, performing best in the Dalston and Hackney Downs wards.[3] The Liberal Democrats won 8.6% of the vote without winning any seats, performing best in Cazenove ward. The council is run under a mayoral system, so its leader is the directly elected mayor of Hackney. The incumbent mayor of Hackney was Labour's Philip Glanville, who had held that role since a 2016 by-election.[4]
In November 2021, the local Conservative Party in Hackney selected Oliver Hall as their candidate for Mayor. At nineteen years old, he is thought to have been the youngest ever major-party candidate for a directly elected mayoralty in England and Wales.[5]
Council termedit
A Labour councillor for Victoria ward, Alex Kuye, resigned in September 2018 for health reasons. A by-election to replace him was held in October 2018, which was won by the Labour candidate Penny Wrout with 58% of the vote against a swing to the Liberal Democrats.[6] Wrout taught journalism at the University of Essex.[7] In November 2019, a Labour councillor for Clissold ward, Ned Hercock, resigned for personal reasons.[8] A by-election was held on 12 December 2019 on the same date as the 2019 general election, which was won by the Labour candidate Kofo David.[9] David was an activist training to be a barrister.[10] His selection as the Labour candidate was criticised by opposing candidates who pointed to his unsuccessful court action against a former colleague who had accused him of sexual harassment and bullying.[11]
Feryal Clark, a Labour councillor for Hoxton East and Shoreditch, resigned after being elected as Member of Parliament (MP) for Enfield North.[12] A Labour councillor for King's Park, Tom Rahilly, resigned in March 2020 due to taking a politically restricted job.[13] A Conservative councillor for Stamford Hill West, Aron Klein, resigned in July 2020 due to ill health.[14] Jon Burke, a Labour councillor for Woodberry Down, resigned in January 2021 due to plans to move out of London.[15] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all four by-elections were not held until May 2021 alongside the 2021 London mayoral election and London Assembly election. The candidates for the incumbent party won in all four seats. The Labour candidate Anya Sizer won in Hoxton East and Shoreditch, with the Green Party coming second.[16] The Labour candidate Lynne Troughton won in King's Park, with the Greens again coming second.[16] The Conservative candidate Stephen Lisser won the Stamford Hill West by-election, with Labour coming a closer second.[16] The Labour candidate Sarah Young won the Woodberry Down by-election with the Green Party coming in second place.[16]
Unlike most London boroughs, Hackney kept its existing ward boundaries, as they were last reviewed in 2013.
Electoral processedit
Hackney, like other London borough councils, elects all of its councillors at once every four years. The previous election took place in 2018. The election took place by multi-member first-past-the-post voting, with each ward being represented by two or three councillors. Electors had as many votes as there were councillors to be elected in their ward, with the top two or three being elected.
All registered electors (British, Irish, Commonwealth and European Union citizens) living in London aged 18 or over were entitled to vote in the election. People who lived at two addresses in different councils, such as university students with different term-time and holiday addresses, were entitled to be registered for and vote in elections in both local authorities.[17] Voting in-person at polling stations took place from 7:00 to 22:00 on election day, and voters were able to apply for postal votes or proxy votes in advance of the election.[17]
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Mayoral electionedit
The Conservatives selected the nineteen-year-old law student, Oliver Hall, as their mayoral candidate. Hall said he would stop any new Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes and consult on removing existing ones. He also promised to build more affordable housing.[18] Gwenton Swoley, an anti-gang activist, stood as an independent candidate under the slogan "Hackney People Before Profit". He said that the proceeds of the crime fund should be spent on "talking therapy and drop-in services" to "help people whose mental health has deteriorated during successive lockdowns". He said he would work to stop children from being excluded from school, and provide mentoring to young people after they are arrested, to prevent them from getting involved in gangs and criminal activity.[19]
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December 15, 2023
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The 2022 Hackney London Borough Council election took place on 5 May 2022 All 57 members of Hackney London Borough Council were up for election The elections took place alongside the election for the mayor of Hackney local elections in the other London boroughs and elections to local authorities across the United Kingdom 2022 Hackney Council election 2018 5 May 2022 2026 All 57 council seats First party Second party Third party Leader Philip Glanville Oliver Hall Zoe GarbettParty Labour Conservative GreenLast election 52 seats 63 0 5 seats 11 1 0 seats 16 9 Seats won 50 5 2Seat change 2 0 2Popular vote 90 574 16 173 35 419Percentage 58 9 10 5 23 0 Swing 4 1 0 6 6 1 Map showing the results of the 2022 Hackney London Borough Council election Labour in red Conservatives in blue Greens in green council control before electionLabour Subsequent council control LabourThe Labour Party retained overall control of the council It won 50 of the 57 seats losing two seats to the Green Party The Conservative Party held the five seats that they had had before the election remaining the official opposition 1 Contents 1 Background 1 1 History 1 2 Council term 2 Electoral process 3 Campaign 3 1 Mayoral election 4 Previous council composition 5 Results summary 6 Ward results 6 1 Brownswood 6 2 Cazenove 6 3 Clissold 6 4 Dalston 6 5 De Beauvoir 6 6 Hackney Central 6 7 Hackney Downs 6 8 Hackney Wick 6 9 Haggerston 6 10 Homerton 6 11 Hoxton East amp Shoreditch 6 12 Hoxton West 6 13 King s Park 6 14 Lea Bridge 6 15 London Fields 6 16 Shacklewell 6 17 Springfield 6 18 Stamford Hill West 6 19 Stoke Newington 6 20 Victoria 6 21 Woodberry Down 7 By elections 7 1 De Beauvoir 8 ReferencesBackground editHistory edit nbsp Result of the 2018 borough electionThe thirty two London boroughs were established in 1965 by the London Government Act 1963 They are the principal authorities in Greater London and have responsibilities including education housing planning highways social services libraries recreation waste environmental health and revenue collection Some of the powers are shared with the Greater London Authority which also manages passenger transport police and fire 2 Since its formation Hackney has usually been under Labour control except for a period from 1968 to 1971 when it was under Conservative control and from 1998 to 2002 when it was under no overall control Councillors have mostly been elected from the Labour Party Conservative Party and Liberal Democrats with some Green Party councillors being elected in 1998 and 2006 In the most recent election in 2018 the Liberal Democrats lost their three seats in the Cazenove ward with Labour winning 52 seats with 63 0 of the vote across the borough and the Conservatives winning the remaining 5 seats with 11 1 of the vote across the borough The Green Party won 16 9 of the vote across the borough without winning any seats performing best in the Dalston and Hackney Downs wards 3 The Liberal Democrats won 8 6 of the vote without winning any seats performing best in Cazenove ward The council is run under a mayoral system so its leader is the directly elected mayor of Hackney The incumbent mayor of Hackney was Labour s Philip Glanville who had held that role since a 2016 by election 4 In November 2021 the local Conservative Party in Hackney selected Oliver Hall as their candidate for Mayor At nineteen years old he is thought to have been the youngest ever major party candidate for a directly elected mayoralty in England and Wales 5 Council term edit A Labour councillor for Victoria ward Alex Kuye resigned in September 2018 for health reasons A by election to replace him was held in October 2018 which was won by the Labour candidate Penny Wrout with 58 of the vote against a swing to the Liberal Democrats 6 Wrout taught journalism at the University of Essex 7 In November 2019 a Labour councillor for Clissold ward Ned Hercock resigned for personal reasons 8 A by election was held on 12 December 2019 on the same date as the 2019 general election which was won by the Labour candidate Kofo David 9 David was an activist training to be a barrister 10 His selection as the Labour candidate was criticised by opposing candidates who pointed to his unsuccessful court action against a former colleague who had accused him of sexual harassment and bullying 11 Feryal Clark a Labour councillor for Hoxton East and Shoreditch resigned after being elected as Member of Parliament MP for Enfield North 12 A Labour councillor for King s Park Tom Rahilly resigned in March 2020 due to taking a politically restricted job 13 A Conservative councillor for Stamford Hill West Aron Klein resigned in July 2020 due to ill health 14 Jon Burke a Labour councillor for Woodberry Down resigned in January 2021 due to plans to move out of London 15 Due to the COVID 19 pandemic all four by elections were not held until May 2021 alongside the 2021 London mayoral election and London Assembly election The candidates for the incumbent party won in all four seats The Labour candidate Anya Sizer won in Hoxton East and Shoreditch with the Green Party coming second 16 The Labour candidate Lynne Troughton won in King s Park with the Greens again coming second 16 The Conservative candidate Stephen Lisser won the Stamford Hill West by election with Labour coming a closer second 16 The Labour candidate Sarah Young won the Woodberry Down by election with the Green Party coming in second place 16 Unlike most London boroughs Hackney kept its existing ward boundaries as they were last reviewed in 2013 Electoral process editHackney like other London borough councils elects all of its councillors at once every four years The previous election took place in 2018 The election took place by multi member first past the post voting with each ward being represented by two or three councillors Electors had as many votes as there were councillors to be elected in their ward with the top two or three being elected All registered electors British Irish Commonwealth and European Union citizens living in London aged 18 or over were entitled to vote in the election People who lived at two addresses in different councils such as university students with different term time and holiday addresses were entitled to be registered for and vote in elections in both local authorities 17 Voting in person at polling stations took place from 7 00 to 22 00 on election day and voters were able to apply for postal votes or proxy votes in advance of the election 17 Campaign editMayoral election edit The Conservatives selected the nineteen year old law student Oliver Hall as their mayoral candidate Hall said he would stop any new Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes and consult on removing existing ones He also promised to build more affordable housing 18 Gwenton Swoley an anti gang activist stood as an independent candidate under the slogan Hackney People Before Profit He said that the proceeds of the crime fund should be spent on talking therapy and drop in services to help people whose mental health has deteriorated during successive lockdowns He said he would work to stop children from being excluded from school and provide mentoring to young people after they are arrested to prevent them from getting involved in gangs and criminal activity 19 Previous council composition edit nbsp Council composition after the 2018 election nbsp Council composition ahead of the 2022 electionAfter 2018 election Before 2022 electionParty Seats Party SeatsLabour 52 Labour 52Conservative 5 Conservative 5Results summary editHackney Council election result 2022 Party Seats Gains Losses Net gain loss Seats Votes Votes Labour 50 0 2 2 87 7 58 9 90 574 4 1 Green 2 2 0 2 3 5 23 0 35 419 6 1 Conservative 5 0 0 0 8 8 10 5 16 173 0 6 Liberal Democrats 0 0 0 0 5 5 8 455 3 1 Ind Network 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 912 New TUSC 0 0 0 0 0 5 694 0 4 Women s Equality 0 0 0 0 0 3 489 0 1 Independent 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 0Ward results editAsterisks denote sitting councillors Brownswood edit Brownswood 2 Party Candidate Votes Labour Soraya Adejare 1 323 63 0Labour Clare Potter 1 315 62 6Green Mark Douglas 553 26 3Green Gitta Wigro 499 23 8Liberal Democrats Andrew Neadley 232 11 1Conservative Pearce Branigan 162 7 7Conservative Joanna Zolnierzak 115 5 5Majority 770Majority 762Turnout 35 3Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingCazenove edit Cazenove 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Caroline Woodley 1 724 50 0Labour Eluzer Goldberg 1 709 49 6Labour Sam Pallis 1 582 45 9Liberal Democrats Ian Sharer 1 471 42 7Liberal Democrats Javed Isrolia 1 233 35 8Liberal Democrats Darren Martin 1 121 32 5Green Maria Garcia 463 13 4Green Daniel Alexander 433 12 6Green Stephen Fielder 277 8 0Conservative Rishiduth Bootna 251 7 3TUSC Naomi Byron 81 2 3Majority 253Majority 238Majority 111Turnout 39 2Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingClissold edit Clissold 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Sade Etti 2 188 65 9Labour Frank Baffour 1 869 56 3Labour Fliss Premru 1 740 52 4Green Feodora Rayner 1 120 33 7Green Marie Remy 793 23 9Green Reiner Tegtmeyer 564 17 0Women s Equality Tabitha Morton 489 14 7Liberal Democrats Heather James 392 11 8Conservative Diana Mikolajewska 232 7 0Ind Network Kelly Reid 220 6 6Conservative Monika Nierzejewski 181 5 4Conservative Julia Zolnierzak 179 5 4Majority 1 068Majority 749Majority 620Turnout 38 1Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingDalston edit Dalston 2 Party Candidate Votes Green Zoe Garbett 1 446 62 8Labour Grace Adebayo 1 199 52 1Green Tyrone Scott 920 39 9Labour Peter Snell 727 31 6Liberal Democrats Alton Hassan 138 6 0Ind Network Olu Adesanu 89 3 9Ind Network Esther Petrou 87 3 8Majority 526Majority 179Turnout 37 8Green gain from Labour SwingLabour hold SwingDe Beauvoir edit De Beauvoir 2 Party Candidate Votes Labour Polly Billington 1 400 73 0Labour Tom Dewey 1 102 57 5Green Heather Finlay 538 28 1Liberal Democrats John Hodgson 302 15 7Green Nicholas Lee 288 15 0Ind Network Samantha May 205 10 7Majority 862Majority 564Turnout 33 4Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHackney Central edit Hackney Central 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Sophie Conway 2 214 73 9Labour Sheila Suso Runge 1 994 66 6Labour Benjamin Hayhurst 1 877 62 7Green Florence Wedmore 651 21 7Green Nicholas Costley White 561 18 7Green Stefan Liberadzki 519 17 3Liberal Democrats Patricia Holloway 268 8 9Ind Network Clair Battaglino 214 7 1Ind Network Imogen O Rorke 189 6 3Ind Network Desmond Kirby 173 5 8Liberal Democrats Dave Raval 170 5 7Liberal Democrats Peter Kellett 158 5 3Majority 1 563Majority 1 343Majority 1 226Turnout 33 4Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHackney Downs edit Hackney Downs 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Michael Desmond 1 823 51 3Labour Sem Moema 1 748 49 2Green Alastair Binnie Lubbock 1 667 46 9Labour Anna Joy Rickard 1 636 46 1Green Bettina Maidment 1 573 44 3Green Charlie Norman 1 316 37 0Conservative Agnieszka Cuellar Bridy 194 5 5Liberal Democrats Erika Merguigi 184 5 2Conservative Joanna Wojciechowska 161 4 5Conservative Nikodem Mikolajewski 155 4 4Ind Network Ruth Parkinson 101 2 8TUSC Clare Doyle 99 2 8Majority 187Majority 112Majority 31Turnout 40 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingGreen gain from Labour SwingHackney Wick edit Hackney Wick 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Jessica Webb 1 729 72 8Labour Chris Kennedy 1 675 70 5Labour Joseph Ogundemuren 1 603 67 5Green Laura Salisbury 654 27 5Green Clive Ardagh 439 18 5Green Stuart Coggins 407 17 1Conservative Anna Socha 190 8 0Conservative Piotr Lipinski 185 7 8Conservative Piotr Pietrzyk 172 7 2Independent Vernon Williams 70 2 9Majority 1 075Majority 1 021Majority 949Turnout 30 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHaggerston edit Haggerston 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Humaira Garasia 1 786 73 8Labour Midnight Ross 1 604 66 2Labour Jon Narcross 1 503 62 1Green Kathryne Chalker 711 29 4Green Alice Spendley 643 26 6Green Maxime Vers 453 18 7Conservative Karolina Bugaric 325 13 4Ind Network Niall Crowley 240 9 9Majority 1 075Majority 993Majority 892Turnout 28 9Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHomerton edit Homerton 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Anna Lynch 1 922 78 4Labour Robert Chapman 1 720 70 2Labour Guy Nicholson 1 616 66 0Green Brenda Puech 700 28 6Green Benjamin Newman 623 25 4Green Thomas Richardson 503 20 5Conservative Milton Morris 267 10 9Majority 1 222Majority 1 020Majority 916Turnout 31 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHoxton East amp Shoreditch edit Hoxton East amp Shoreditch 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Kam Adams 1 354 74 4Labour Anya Sizer 1 175 64 5Labour Steve Race 1 081 59 4Green Conan Cook 374 20 5Green Chesca Walton 367 20 2Green Nicholas Thorp 278 15 3Liberal Democrats John Clinch 277 15 2Ind Network Peter Smorthit 234 12 9Conservative Sandy Nkolomoni 230 12 6TUSC Chris Newby 93 5 1Majority 980Majority 801Majority 707Turnout 24 5Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingHoxton West edit Hoxton West 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Yvonne Maxwell 1 574 73 4Labour Clayeon McKenzie 1 308 61 0Labour Carole Williams 1 308 61 0Conservative Oliver Hall 452 21 1Green Cheuk Ho 449 20 9Green Daniel Enzer 447 20 8Green Kit McCarthy 423 19 7Liberal Democrats Geoffrey Payne 365 17 0TUSC Robert Williams 108 5 0Majority 1 122Majority 856Majority 856Turnout 26 6Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingKing s Park edit King s Park 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Sharon Patrick 1 948 76 6Labour Lynne Troughton 1 739 68 4Labour Ali Sadek 1 726 67 9Green Josephine Wilby 931 36 6Green Peter Jones 682 26 8Green Donell Walter 604 23 7Majority 1 017Majority 808Majority 795Turnout 31 9Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLea Bridge edit Lea Bridge 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Margaret Gordon 2 080 70 3Labour Ian Rathbone 1 802 60 9Labour Deniz Oguzkanli 1 732 58 6Green Ruth Jenkins 881 29 8Green Douglas Earl 716 24 2Green Sally Zlotowitz 692 23 4Liberal Democrats Juliette Bigley 322 10 9Conservative Yaakov Lauer 224 7 6Conservative Marzena Sterner 218 7 4Conservative Yeshoah Leibowitz 204 6 9Majority 1 199Majority 921Majority 851Turnout 31 6Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLondon Fields edit London Fields 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Anntoinette Bramble 2 156 81 5Labour M Can Ozsen 1 741 65 8Labour Lee Laudat Scott 1 685 63 7Green Carrie Hamilton 915 34 6Green Graham Woodruff 498 18 8Green Paul Urwin 474 17 9Liberal Democrats Les Kelly 464 17 5Majority 1 241Majority 826Majority 770Turnout 33 4Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingShacklewell edit Shacklewell 2 Party Candidate Votes Labour Richard Lufkin 1 269 71 8Labour Ifraah Samatar 969 54 8Green Benjamin Hughes 458 25 9Green Felix Thomson 314 17 8Liberal Democrats Christian Adams 202 11 4Conservative Andrzej Krajewski 163 9 2Ind Network Romaine Murray 160 9 1Majority 811Majority 511Turnout 34 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingSpringfield edit Springfield 3 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Simche Steinberger 2 273 61 4Conservative Shaul Krautwirt 2 144 57 9Conservative Michael Levy 2 102 56 8Labour Christiana Ajiginni 1 269 34 3Labour Michael Jones 1 179 31 9Labour Laura Pascal 1 156 31 2Green Celia Coram 272 7 3Green Julie Anne Hogbin 259 7 0Green Noah Birksted Breen 254 6 9Liberal Democrats Sean Boylan 76 2 1Liberal Democrats Clifford Gully 73 2 0Liberal Democrats Mark Smulian 46 1 2Majority 1 004Majority 875Majority 833Turnout 40 2Conservative hold SwingConservative hold SwingConservative hold SwingStamford Hill West edit Stamford Hill West 2 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Hershy Lisser 1 795 59 2Conservative Benzion Papier 1 782 58 8Labour Ahmad Bismillah 1 105 36 5Labour Faruk Tinaz 972 32 1Green Johnny Dixon 170 5 6Green Lewis Garland 130 4 3Liberal Democrats Tony Harms 55 1 8Liberal Democrats Peter Friend 52 1 7Majority 690Majority 677Turnout 49 2Conservative hold SwingConservative hold SwingStoke Newington edit Stoke Newington 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Mete Coban 2 350 66 3Labour Susan Fajana Thomas 2 221 62 6Labour Gilbert Smyth 1 831 51 6Green Charlene Concepcion 1 332 37 6Green Siobhan MacMahon 1 015 28 6Green Richard Scarborough 580 16 4Liberal Democrats Thrusie Maurseth Cahill 407 11 5Conservative Anna Chomicz 289 8 1Conservative Pauline Levy 260 7 3Conservative Weronika Zolnierzak 234 6 6TUSC Robert Thomas 120 3 4Majority 1 018Majority 889Majority 499Turnout 38 6Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingVictoria edit Victoria 3 Party Candidate Votes Labour Clare Joseph 1 888 73 1Labour Claudia Turbet Delof 1 539 59 6Labour Penny Wrout 1 459 56 5Green Sandra McLeod 678 26 3Green Rolf Dekker 545 21 1Green Wendy Robinson 477 18 5Liberal Democrats Helen Baxter 447 17 3Conservative Monika Hoppe Krajewska 284 11 0Conservative Lejla Softic 236 9 1TUSC Margaret Trotter 104 4 0TUSC Jamie Barber 89 3 4Majority 1 210Majority 861Majority 781Turnout 33 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingLabour hold SwingWoodberry Down edit Woodberry Down 2 Party Candidate Votes Labour Caroline Selman 1 441 71 4Labour Sarah Young 1 189 58 9Green Catherine O Shea 452 22 4Green Anthony Rose 438 21 7Conservative Yisroel Cik 276 13 7Conservative Agnieszka Wypych 238 11 8Majority 989Majority 737Turnout 30 0Labour hold SwingLabour hold SwingBy elections editDe Beauvoir edit A by election took place on 7 July 2022 following the resignation of Tom Dewey 2022 De Beauvoir by election Party Candidate Votes Labour Joe Walker 758 41 5 15 5Green Tyrone Scott 731 40 3 18 3Liberal Democrats Thrusie Maurseth Cahill 133 7 3 5 0Ind Network Kelly Reid 83 4 6 3 8Conservative Oliver Hall 82 4 5 N AWomen s Equality Kristal Bayliss 27 1 5 N AMajority 27 1 2Turnout 1 822 27 6Labour hold Swing nbsp 16 9References edit Council election results Hackney Council hackney gov uk Retrieved 6 May 2022 The essential guide to London local government London Councils Londoncouncils gov uk Retrieved 10 October 2021 Dalston Labour councillor re elected by 21 votes after dramatic recount Hackney Citizen 4 May 2018 Retrieved 10 October 2021 Hackney elects Philip Glanville as mayor Hackney Citizen 16 September 2016 Retrieved 10 October 2021 Some news from me I m delighted to announce that I ve been selected as the Conservative Party Candidate for Mayor of Hackney for the 2022 election Twitter com Retrieved 19 January 2022 Baston Lewis 22 October 2018 Hackney by election Labour hold Victoria ward despite swing to Lib Dems OnLondon Retrieved 10 October 2021 Bartholomew Emma 19 October 2018 Victoria ward by election Labour s Penny Wrout wins landslide victory Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 Gelder Sam 5 November 2019 By election called as Clissold ward Labour councillor resigns Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 Reporter Ed Sheridan Local Democracy 13 December 2019 Labour s Kofo David elected as new councillor for Clissold ward by election after Ned Hercock resigns Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link Clissold ward Meet the candidates for the by election taking place on same day as general Hackney Citizen 14 November 2019 Retrieved 10 October 2021 Selection of Labour by election candidate questioned over historic harassment and bullying allegations Hackney Citizen 19 November 2019 Retrieved 10 October 2021 Chant Holly 28 April 2021 All you need to know about the Hackney by elections on May 6 Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 King s Park councillor to step down with by election postponed to 2021 Hackney Citizen 19 March 2020 Retrieved 10 October 2021 Ldrs Ed Sheridan 2 July 2020 Stamford Hill Conservative councillor Aron Klein resigns for health reasons Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 Chant Holly 5 January 2021 Hackney s Cllr Jon Burke resigns with ambitions to move north Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 a b c d reporter Ed Sheridan Local democracy 7 May 2021 Hackney by election results revealed Hackney Gazette Retrieved 10 October 2021 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link a b How the elections work London Councils Londoncouncils gov uk Retrieved 14 September 2021 Reporter Julia Gregory Local Democracy 22 February 2022 Conservative mayoral candidate to scrap LTNs if elected Hackney Gazette Retrieved 23 March 2022 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link It takes lives same as the pandemic Anti gang activist puts crime prevention at forefront of mayoral bid Hackney Citizen 28 February 2022 Retrieved 23 March 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2022 Hackney London Borough Council election amp oldid 1184881681, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
