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Independent James Bond defeats Harrow mayor in election


JAMES Bond has ousted the Mayor of Harrow to be elected as an independent on Harrow Council.

The ticket office master at North Harrow Tube Station has won a seat in Headstone North ward at the expense of current mayor Eric Silver.

Mr Bond ran as an independent and now followed his father's footstep in being elected to the council.

Mr Silver loses his seat on the council during his mayoralty, but his Tory colleagues Anthony Seymour and Janet Mote managed to hold on to their seats.

Labour have taken clean sweeps in Roxeth, Roxbourne, Headstone South, Kenton East, and Queensbury, and are level pegging with the Tories on 19 seats each.

The Labour notable victories so far this afternoon include the defeat of sitting councillors Jeremy Zeid and Dinesh Sonaki who have been booted off the council.


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craigp, North Harrow says...
9:10am Sat 8 May 10

Well done James. This is the best result from these muddled elections. Living on Pinner Road, unfortunately I wasn't able to vote for you. As a daily user of North Harrow station I know how you care for the customers and local residents and I look forward to seeing what you can do for our local environment.

fairplay767, says...
11:29am Sat 8 May 10

Many congratulations James!!

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Mr Bond has announced his candidacy in Headstone South James Bond came second in the popular vote

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