The Tories and the Liberals Democrats have never learned their lesson in having defeats for the 8th consecutive time in Haselbury ward at least.
The poor candidates from
these parties do put a very big fight and campaign vigorously using every little trick in the book.

My message to them is if they want to be councillors or MPS then they may have to look elsewhere perhaps, but to fight for seat/s in Edmonton , such as Haselbury Ward, Edmonton Green, Upper Edmonton , Lower Edmonton, Jubilee Ward,or Ponders End, will be a waste of time as far as they are concerned. So the fact that these wards are Safe Labour wards should not come as surprise.

And my advice to the Tories is to stop being very bad losers and accept the facts as they stand.
The people living in the Borough of Enfield as indeed across London wisely decided to support Laboutr, as Labour has the best policies.

Need I say more?

Thank you to all those hard workers who have helped bring a great result in Enfield.


Your good wishes and comments are greatly appreciated.

Thank you once again.

See the results in Haselbury ward under Election update

Local Election 2010
Haselbury Ward
The results for Haselbury ward will be shown on this page.

Name
Party
Votes cast
BAKIR, Ali
The Labour Party
2988
Elected

EDWARDS, Paul
Conservative Party

1717
EKECHI, Patricia
The Labour Party

2902 Elected

ERBIL, Nilifer
Conservative Party
1440

SAVVA, George
The Labour Party

3106 Elected

SAVVA, Stephen Antony
Liberal Democrats
1040

SCHOFIELD, David Leonard
Conservative Party
1393

WRIGHT, Liz
Green Party

552

Number of rejected ballot papers: 35

Turnout was: 61.22%

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Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 03:12:40 -0400
From: info@unionstogether.org.uk
Subject: Today



Friend,

Today is crunch time.

Thanks to each of you who have helped this campaign in so many ways - whether by calling voters, knocking on doors, signing petitions or sending us pictures. You have helped make a difference.

But after the weeks of campaigning, today is the day that really matters - polling day, because it's at the ballot box that we will really make a difference.

That's why I'm asking you to do one simple thing - ask your friends, family and workmates to get to the polling station and ask them to vote Labour, for all our futures.

The election today is going to be really tight, and every vote will count.







Today is about making a choice - tomorrow will be about living with it.

Byron