Jeremy Pert of the Conservatives won the Gnosall and Eccleshall by-election with 1,689 votes, accounting for 44.4% of total votes cast. The Green Party followed with 1,037 votes, while Reform UK garnered 938 votes and Labour only 140 votes. Turnout for the election was 34.8%. The by-election was triggered by the resignation of Wayne Titley from Reform UK amid criticism for a controversial Facebook post. Pert had previously served as a councillor for Eccleshall and expressed commitment to serving local residents after his win.
Jeremy Pert secured victory in the Gnosall and Eccleshall seat for the Conservatives, garnering 1,689 votes, representing 44.4% of the total ballots cast.
The by-election was prompted by the resignation of Reform UK councillor Wayne Titley, who faced backlash over a controversial Facebook post.
Turnout for the by-election was reported at 34.8%, with the Green Party finishing second, followed by Reform and Labour.
Pert expressed gratitude to the elections team, stating, "The work starts tomorrow. I have been elected by the residents of Eccleshall and Gnosall and I am here to support them."
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