Published: March 30, 2018

Council by-election result from yesterday

By Harry Phibbs

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Knowsley – Page Moss

Labour 657 (78.2 per cent, +2.4 on 2016) Green Party 74 (8.8 per cent, -15.4) UKIP 68 (8.1 per cent, +8.1) Conservatives 41 (4.9 per cent, +4.9)

Labour hold.

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