Labour takes seats across Milton Keynes, Buckingham and Bletchley
The three constituencies all now have Labour MPs
Last updated 5th Jul 2024
Milton Keynes has turned red this morning, with Labour taking seats in Milton Keynes North, Milton Keynes Central, as well as new constituency Buckingham and Bletchley.
There's been celebrations for Labour's Callum Anderson, who won by a majority of 2,427, with Conservative candidate Iain Stewart behind.
Milton Keynes North has been won by Labour's Christ Curtis, taking the seat from Conservative Ben Everitt.
Meanwhile Milton Keynes Central's been won by Emily Darlington with 20,209 votes - Conservative candidate Jonny Luk trailed behind on 12,918.
The full results for the three constituencies are:
Buckingham and Bletchley
LAB: Callum Anderson - 17,602
CON: Iain Stewart - 15,181
REF: Jordan Cattell - 7,468
LD: Dominic Dyer - 4,300
GRN: Amanda Onwuemene - 2,590
Milton Keynes North
LAB: Christ Curtis - 19,318
CON: Ben Everitt- 13,888
REF: Jane Duckworth - 6,164
LD: Clare Telvin - 3,365
GRN: Alan Francis - 3,242
Milton Keynes Central
LAB: Emily Darlington - 20,209
CON: Johnny Luk - 12,918
REF: David Reilly - 6,245
LD: James Cox - 4,931
GRN: Frances Bonney - 3,226
Other headline results from across Bucks, Beds and Herts this morning is Grant Shapps Welwyn Hatfield seat being lost - a constituency he's held since 2005.
The Hertfordshire seat has also been won by Labour, bringing his 19-year spell to an end, losing to Andrew Lewin.