Conservative candidate elected following by-election result

Conservative party candidate, David Hugill (left), who has become the new member for the Hutton Rudby and Osmotherley seat, with chief executive of North Yorkshire Council and returning officer, Richard Flinton.

The Conservative party candidate, David Hugill, has become the new member for the Hutton Rudby and Osmotherley seat.

He took 48.28 per cent of the votes in yesterday’s by-election (Thursday, September 28).  There was a turnout of 38.92 per cent.

The result was:

  • Lee Derrick, Yorkshire Party: 27 votes.
  • David Hugill, Conservative Party: 954 votes.
  • Allan Shaw Mortimer, Green Party: 243 votes.
  • Duncan Ross Russell, Lib Dems: 747 votes.

The election was caused through the resignation of the former councillor.

See more information on the election and the result.

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