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Change +47 -59 +13 -1 -2 +2

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Nottingham North

Parliamentary constituency

LAB HOLD

Results

  1. Labour
    Alex Norris
    • Votes: 17,337
    • Vote share %: 49.1
    • Vote share change: -11.1
  2. Conservative
    Stuart Bestwick
    • Votes: 12,847
    • Vote share %: 36.4
    • Vote share change: +5.3
  3. The Brexit Party
    Julian Carter
    • Votes: 2,686
    • Vote share %: 7.6
    • Vote share change: +7.6
  4. Liberal Democrat
    Christina Morgan-Danvers
    • Votes: 1,582
    • Vote share %: 4.5
    • Vote share change: +2.7
  5. Green
    Andrew Jones
    • Votes: 868
    • Vote share %: 2.5
    • Vote share change: +1.1

Change compared with 2017

Turnout

  • LAB majority: 4,490
  • Registered voters: 66,495
  • % share:
    53.1%
  • Change since 2017: -4.2

Vote share

Party % share
Labour 49.1%
Conservative 36.4%
The Brexit Party 7.6%
Liberal Democrat 4.5%
Green 2.5%

Vote share change since 2017

  • The Brexit Party +7.6 Gained
  • Conservative +5.3 Gained
  • Liberal Democrat +2.7 Gained
  • Green +1.1 Gained
  • Labour -11.1 Lost

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Bid to protect shop workers from attacks

PA Media

A campaign is being stepped up for legislation to protect shop workers from rising levels of violence, abuse and assaults.

Alex Norris - the Labour MP for Nottingham North - is set to put forward a private member's bill following an industry survey which revealed incidents have increased to more than 400 a day.

The Co-op said its latest data showed a four-fold increase in violent incidents and abuse in its stores since 2017.

Co-op store in Nottingham
Google

A Freedom of Information request by the Co-op revealed two out of every three incidents reported in its stores do not lead to the police attending.

Mr Norris said: "If we give shop workers responsibilities to uphold the law on sales of a range of products which Parliament has determined can only be sold to people above a certain age, then shop workers should be afforded protection in carrying out those public duties.

"The bill appeals for a reset in society, with a very clear message sent that it is not part of the job for shop workers to suffer abuse and violence and Parliament establishing a new expectation by legislating for what is acceptable and, the police given the resources to implement this new legislation."

Nottingham North: Labour hold

Alex Norris has been re-elected as the MP for Nottingham North, with a significantly decreased majority.

The Labour candidate beat Conservative Stuart Bestwick by 4,490 votes, less than half the majority at the 2017 election.

Julian Carter of the Brexit Party came third and Liberal Democrat Christina Morgan-Danvers came fourth.

Voter turnout was down by 4.2 percentage points since the last general election.

More than 35,000 people, 53.1% of those eligible to vote, went to polling stations across the area on Thursday, in the first December general election since 1923.

Two of the five candidates, Christina Morgan-Danvers (Liberal Democrat) and Andrew Jones (Green) lost their £500 deposits after failing to win 5% of the vote.

This story was created using some automation.

BreakingAlex Norris holds Nottingham North for Labour

Alex Regan

BBC News

Labour's Alex Norris has held Nottingham North, with 17,337 votes.

Although he retained the seat, his majority has been reduced, with the Conservatives making gains.

Alex Norris
UK Parliament

East Midlands MPs at PMQs

Tony Roe

BBC East Midlands political editor

In the House of Commons for Prime Minister's Questions today...

  • Labour MP for Nottingham East, Chris Leslie, and Tory MP for Erewash, Maggie Throup spoke on voter registration
  • Nottingham North's Labour MP, Alex Norris, asked for police to have resources to tackle cyber security
  • Sherwood's Conservative MP, Mark Spencer, had a good bellow and point at the Labour benches
  • Bolsover's Labour MP, Dennis Skinner, was up and down in a sprightly manner eager to get in
  • Meanwhile Conserrvative MP for Broxtowe, Anna Soubry, came to the defence of tuition fees, saying more working class and poor young people are going to university

Nottingham North: Labour hold

Result graphic
BBC

BreakingNottingham North: Labour hold

Amy Woodfield

BBC Local Live

Labour have won the Nottingham North seat again with new candidate Alex Norris.

Labour celebrate exit poll at Nottingham count

Ed Collard

East Midlands Today producer

I'm not sure they were expecting an exit poll like that...

Thousands of new voters

Peter Saull

BBC Radio Nottingham Political Reporter

The Nottingham returning officer reports around 4,000 new voters registered in each of the city's three seats.

'Concern' for Nottingham Conservatives

Giles Taylor

BBC East Midlands Today reporter

Counting for the three Nottingham seats is taking place here at Harvey Haddon Sports Village tonight.

There's been a much better reaction from Labour to the exit poll here... Conservative supporters look (mildly) concerned.

Harvey Haddon Sports Village
BBC

The Conservatives haven't had an MP in Nottingham since Margaret Thatcher was prime minister.