Enfield North
Notional 2005 Results:
Conservative: 17100 (43%)
Labour: 16190 (40.7%)
Liberal Democrat: 4581 (11.5%)
BNP: 891 (2.2%)
Other: 975 (2.5%)
Majority: 911 (2.3%)
Actual 2005 result
Conservative: 16135 (39.6%)
Labour: 18055 (44.3%)
Liberal Democrat: 4642 (11.4%)
BNP: 1004 (2.5%)
UKIP: 750 (1.8%)
Other: 163 (0.4%)
Majority: 1920 (4.7%)
2001 Result
Conservative: 15597 (40.9%)
Labour: 17888 (46.9%)
Liberal Democrat: 3355 (8.8%)
UKIP: 247 (0.6%)
BNP: 605 (1.6%)
Other: 451 (1.2%)
Majority: 2291 (6%)
1997 Result
Conservative: 17326 (36.3%)
Labour: 24148 (50.7%)
Liberal Democrat: 4264 (8.9%)
Referendum: 857 (1.8%)
Other: 1074 (2.3%)
Majority: 6822 (14.3%)
Boundary changes
Current MP: Joan Ryan (Labour) (more information at They work for you)
Candidates:
Nick de Bois (Conservative)
2001 Census Demographics
Total 2001 Population: 90825
Male: 47.9%
Female: 52.1%
Under 18: 24.1%
Over 60: 18.4%
Born outside UK: 16.4%
White: 85.8%
Black: 6.6%
Asian: 3.9%
Mixed: 2.6%
Other: 1.1%
Christian: 69.1%
Hindu: 1.5%
Jewish: 0.8%
Muslim: 6%
Full time students: 3.9%
Graduates 16-74: 18.1%
No Qualifications 16-74: 30.2%
Owner-Occupied: 71.4%
Social Housing: 18.7% (Council: 15.3%, Housing Ass.: 3.4%)
Privately Rented: 7.4%
Homes without central heating and/or private bathroom: 7.6%
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So presumably the hospital closed.
December 12th, 2007 at 5:11 pmRuislip Northwood
I hope so. It would serve the people round here right for electing a couple of Trots
December 12th, 2007 at 7:00 pmTwickenham (& Richmond Park,Windsor)
It’s a very interesting story that. I had assumed that this hospital campaign was one of those things run by “non political” people who could do no wrong….well you would wouldn’t you?!
The Tory voters are unlikely to be misled next time. The net swing to Labour also meant Labour were close to recapturing the council.
December 12th, 2007 at 9:40 pmRuislip Northwood
Pedant alert: Anthony - on your constituency map under 2008 London elections, you have this seat shaded red
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/guide/london#f
December 20th, 2007 at 11:40 pmLondon 2008 results for Enfield North (new boundaries):
{excluding postal votes}
Mayor:
C - 13,286 (52.05%), Lab - 7,509 (29.42%), LD - 1,986 (7.78%), BNP - 1,057 (4.14%)
Constituency (Enfield&Haringey):
C - 12,318 (48.50%), Lab - 6,575 (25.89%), LD - 1,882 (7.41%)
List:
May 13th, 2008 at 11:58 pmC - 11,178 (43.99%), Lab - 6,348 (24.98%), LD - 1,744 (6.86%), BNP - 1,908 (7.51%)
London 2008 results - Enfield Southgate (new boundaries):
{Excluding postal votes}
Mayor:
C - 14,109 (52.37%), Lab - 8,390 (31.14%), LD - 2,384 (8.85%), Green - 844 (3.13%)
Constituency Vote, (Enfield&Haringey):
C - 13,131 (49.14%), Lab - 7,215 (27.00%), LD - 2,381 (8.91%), Green - 1,868 (6.99%)
List:
C - 12,243 (45.73%), Lab - 6,696 (25.01%), LD - 2,216 (8.28%), Green - 2,214 (8.27%)
POSTAL VOTES for whole of Enfield:
Mayor: C - 6,510 (45.39%), Lab - 4,929 (34.37%), LD - 1,307 (9.11%), Green - 447 (3.12%)
Constituency: C - 6,234 (43.44%), Lab - 4,435 (30.90%), LD - 1,207 (8.41%), Green - 758 (5.28%)
List: C - 5,804 (40.44%), Lab - 4,271 (29.76%), LD - 1,115 (7.77%), Green - 764 (5.32%)
Enfield Southgate represented 35.70% / 35.58% / 35.58% of non-postal Enfield votes for the 3 sections respectively.
May 17th, 2008 at 7:42 pmTwickenham (& Richmond Park,Windsor)
This is odd - thanks for the figures Andy. Tireless.
May 17th, 2008 at 11:14 pmJustin Hinchcliffe said somewhere that Enfield hadn’t delivered properly in May 2008 - hence the GLA seat staying Labour (which generally many of us on this seat suspected - because of the Tory problems in Haringey and obviously Hornsey and Wood Green).
But apart from Edmonton which remained decisively Labour, the Enfield results as a whole look perfectly satisfactory for the Tories. I wonder what he meant?
Sorry - that’s gone in the wrong place. I’ve put in on the Southgate page as well.
May 17th, 2008 at 11:36 pmRuislip Northwood
Haringey 2004
Lab 15,667 32.1 %
Con 8,194 16.8 %
LD 11,778 24.1 %
UKIP 2,160 4.4 %
G 6,165 12.6 %
R 4,034 8.3 %
CPA 862 1.8 %
Enfield 2004
Lab 18,288 27.1 %
Con 24,187 35.9 %
LD 7,942 11.8 %
UKIP 8,492 12.6 %
G 4,145 6.2 %
R 2,821 4.2 %
CPA 1,503 2.2 %
Enfield & Haringey 2004
Lab 33,955 29.2 %
Con 32,381 27.9 %
LD 19,720 17.0 %
UKIP 10,652 9.2 %
G 10,310 8.9 %
R 6,855 5.9 %
CPA 2,365 2.0 %
Haringey 2008
Lab 25,131 36.5 % +4.4
Con 12,326 17.9 % +1.1
LD 16,561 24.0 % -0.1
UKIP 1,125 1.6 % -2.8
G 7,649 11.1 % -1.5
LL 3,178 4.6 %
CPA 2166 3.1 %
ED 738 1.1 %
Enfield 2008
Lab 27,534 30.8 % +3.7
Con 38,937 43.5 % +7.6
LD 6,989 7.8 % -4.0
UKIP 3,557 4.0 % -8.2
G 4,824 5.4 % -0.8
LL 2,461 2.8 %
CPA 3,613 4.0 %
ED 1,544 1.7 %
Enfield & Haringey 2008
May 18th, 2008 at 12:02 pmLab 52,665 33.2 % +4.0
Con 51,263 32.3 % +4.4
LD 23,550 14.9 % -2.1
UKIP 4,862 3.1 % -6.1
G 12,473 7.9 % -1.0
LL 5,639 3.6 %
CPA 5,779 3.6 %
ED 2,282 1.4 %
Ruislip Northwood
Justin Hinchcliffe’s claims look a bit hard to justify tbh
May 18th, 2008 at 12:03 pmI’ve just noticed that Labour actually did better in Enfield Southgate than Enfield North in all 3 sections, more proof of white working-class voters deserting Labour.
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