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Progressive leader hangs on by 3 votes



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Published Date: 02 May 2008
AFTER a recount, the leader of South Tyneside's Progressives clung on to his Harton seat by just three votes.
Jim Capstick has been a councillor for more than 40 years, and succeeded in winning the seat back in 2004 despite boundary changes.

Neil Maxwell, a former Labour councillor for Cleadon Park back in the 1990s, was hoping to be the comeback kid after a period in the political wilderness.

But Coun Capstick managed to hang on by the narrowest of margins. The result was the second to be declared, at about 1.15am.

Full results:

Harton
James Lowrey Capstick (Prog) - 945
Marilyn Huartt (Con) - 345
Neil Maxwell (Lab) - 942
Brian John Paget (Green) - 184
Adam Woods (BNP) - 388

Turnout: 41.6 per cent.

Progressive hold


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  • Last Updated: 02 May 2008 5:32 AM
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  • Location: South Shields
 
 

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