Sentences with phrase «stoke central seat»

The former Ukip leader has torn into the Labour leader as he backed his successor Paul Nuttall to claim the vacant Stoke Central seat.

We asked the candidates running for the Stoke Central seat in this week's by - election five questions, to help you get to know them.

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The only seat that Conservative Central Office had to offer was the safe Labour seat of Hanley near Stoke on Trent, which he was told he had no chance of winning — but Harold had other ideas...

Hundreds battled Storm Doris in their last - minute push for votes in the race to win Stoke - on - Trent Central - a Labour seat since 1950.

Labour Candidate Gareth Snell has ensured the party have held the Stoke - on - Trent Central seat in a by - election, beating UKIP Leader Paul Nuttall.

Labour Candidate Gareth Snell has ensured the party have held the Stoke - on - Trent Central seat in a by - election.

UKIP campaigner Mick Harold, who stood for the Stoke - on - Trent Central seat in 2015, has accused the Labour Party of «dirty tactics» smearing their candidate Paul Nuttall during the campaign.

High profile MPs whose seats are abolished include Tristram Hunt in Stoke Central (divided between Stoke North and South), Ian Austin in Dudley North (his seat mostly ends up in the new Dudley East & Tipton, the successor seat to Adrian Bailey's West Brom West), Vernon Coaker (whose Gedling seat is divided between Chris Leslie's Nottingham East and Conservative - held Sherwood).

Jeremy Corbyn's own seat sees substantial changes: Diane Abbott's Hackney North and Stoke Newington is abolished and split between a Hackney Central seat (mostly made up of Meg Hillier's Hackney South) and a Finsbury Park and Stoke Newington seat (mostly made up of Corbyn's Islington North), with a much smaller part going into a new Hackney West and Bethnal Green seat.

There was better news for Labour in last night's other by - election in Stoke - on - Trent Central where Gareth Snell retained the seat for his party.

He withstood the «media bomb» they generated and can now look forward to joining the intra-party tussle for a seat in 2020, as proposed boundary changes scrap Stoke Central.

I understand the need for parachuting on occasions like if you have a truly exceptional candidate who lives in the one of your parties deserts but it should be done sparingly, only to get the very best people involved who have literally zero chance of getting a seat locally and the seat they must be parachuted into must be at least somewhat compatible i.e no Tristram Hunt's in Stoke Central type affairs which frankly I think is taking the bloody p ** s