London by-elections: Results in full from Haringey, Hackney and Ealing – and what they mean for each council

Here is a full rundown of the results, and why the by-elections were held in the first place.

Green Party candidate Jayon Henriques was elected in Northumberland Park on May 7, but was found to be ineligible to serve as a councillor. The party did not disclosed the reason for this.

Ajda Ovat (Labour) ELECTED with 877 votes.

Ian David Sinclair (Reform) – 106

David Schmitz (Lib Dem) – 60

Labour’s Hasret Bozdogan was elected in Haringey’s Woodside ward in last month’s poll, but chose to step down for “personal reasons that transpired after 7 May”.

Elara Shurety (Green) ELECTED with 1,033 votes

Thayahlan Iyngkaran (Labour) – 978

Ruth Price (Reform) – 171

Mikeleno Fureraj (Conservative)

Rakeebah Rahim (Lib Dem) – 93

The political makeup of the council following these results is:

This means the council remains under no overall control, with the Greens running the borough as a minority administration.

Simon Anthony (Green Party) was elected on May 7 in Ealing’s Acton North ward. He is believed to have quit due to ill health.

Marijn van de Geer (Green) ELECTED with 804 votes.

Gareth James Shaw (Labour) – 642

Abdi Ahmed (Lib Dem) – 523

Jonathan Notley (Reform) – 309

Sally Gorman (Conservative) – 257 votes

Craig Smith (Ealing Community Independents – Putting Acton First) – 129

Voter turnout was 24.21%.

The political makeup of the council following these results is:

This means the council remains under Labour control.

Zoë Garbett (Green Party) was elected mayor in Hackney and was also also re-elected to her Dalston seat. She had to vacate her seat as she is not allowed to hold both roles.

Manal Massalha (Green) ELECTED with 549 votes

Grace Adebayo (Labour) – 342

Ivon Fleming (Reform) – 26

Peter Munrow (Lib Dem) – 24

Jerry Sulaiman (Conservative) 10

James Tilden (Green Party) was elected to the Hackney Central ward but was ineligible due to the fact he is a teacher.

Noah Kirksted-Breen (Green): 676

Sheila Suso-Runge (Labour): 624

Ken Gabbott-Rolph (Lib Dem): 83

Vahid Almasi (Reform): 59

Serhan Bay (Conservative): 49

The political makeup of the council following these results is:

This means the council remains under the control of the Green Party.