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Lib Dems reclaim Broken Cross
The Liberal Democrats have held on to Broken Cross, despite a strong challenge from the Conservative Party.
Ainsley Arnold, John Goddard and John Narraway claimed a narrow victory with a 47 per cent majority of votes.
Conservatives David Freear, Penny Meakin and Anna-Marie Robinson took 38 per cent.
Symptomatic of a bad day nationwide for Labour, the Broken Cross candidates took only nine per cent of the votes.
Last remaining Macclesfield ward, Tytherington & Prestbury, is currently subject to a recount.
3:29pm Friday 2nd May 2008
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CommentPosted by: M.J. Watson, macclesfield. on 9:45am Sat 3 May 08
The Liberal Democrats had a resounding victory over the Conservatives for Broken Cross with the number of votes registered.
Councillor Ainsley Arnold took 1568 votes a majority of 319
Councillor John Goddard.took 1494 votes a majority of
245 and Councillor John Narroway took 1287 votes with majority of 39 votes which was contested by the conservatives but won by Councillor Narroway.
The Liberal Democrats had a resounding victory over the Conservatives for Broken Cross with the number of votes registered.
Councillor Ainsley Arnold took 1568 votes a majority of 319
Councillor John Goddard.took 1494 votes a majority of
245 and Councillor John Narroway took 1287 votes with majority of 39 votes which was contested by the conservatives but won by Councillor Narroway.
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