Leader of the Brent Lib Dems loses his Sudbury seat after 32 years
Paul Lorber has lost his seat after 32 years - Credit: Archant
Labour has gained overall control of Sudbury booting the leader of the Brent Lib Dems out of his long-standing seat.
Cllr Helen Carr is now the leader of the Brent Lib Dems - Credit: Archant
Paul Lorber is the highest profile casualty of the borough’s local elections after losing the seat he has held since 1982.
Cllr Mary Daly kept her Labour seat in the ward - Credit: Archant
Cllr Helen Carr, who is new to the world of politics, is the only Lib Dem councillor left in the borough automatically making her Mr Lorber’s successor.
Sudbury was previously held by Mr Lorber, Chandubhai J Patel, who decided to step down, and Labour’s Mary Daly who kept her seat.
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Results
Abdi ADEN, Labour: 1,810 ELECTED
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Jessica BHARDWAJ, Conservative: 549
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Mary DALY, Labour: 2,038 ELECTED
Badrul HAQUE, Conservative: 407
Aisha HODA-BENN, Labour: 1,862 ELECTED
Paul LORBER, Lib Dem: 1,651
Lewis OWEN, Conservative: 460
Manish PATEL, Green Party: 309
Deven SHAH, Lib Dem: 1,431
Bob WHARTON, Lib Dem: 1,379
