Full list of all the new MPs elected in Birmingham amid upset

The 2024 general election has seen a number of new MPs elected here in Birmingham. Voters across the country went to the polls on Thursday, July 4, to elect hundreds of Members of Parliament to the House of Commons.

In the hectic early hours of Friday morning, there was a torrent of results for Birmingham areas declared at the ICC in the heart of city centre. Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood were among the Labour candidates who successfully kept their seats as both spoke of intimidating scenes during the election.

And over in Sutton Coldfield, Conservative candidate Andrew Mitchell managed to hold on - albeit, with a slashed majority. When it comes to the new MPs, there was an upset as independent candidate Ayoub Khan won the Perry Barr seat with just over 500 votes more than Labour's Khalid Mahmood.

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Mr Khan said: "I know voting for an independent is sometimes very difficult. It's not an easy thing to do and to the average person, fighting a battle against the Labour machinery is always going to be an uphill struggle.

"But it comes down to, in my view, a few simple matters - justice, fairness and equality."

Elsewhere, Labour managed to gain the Northfield constituency from the Conservatives. Back in 2019, Tory candidate Gary Sambrook won the seat and turned Northfield blue for the first time in 27 years.

It was the only constituency in the city of Birmingham to change party hands during the general election that year. Five years later and Mr Sambrook had to watch on as Laurence Turner, the Labour candidate for Northfield, delivered his victory speech.

“The people of Northfield have voted for change,” he said. “I want to thank everyone who’s voted for Labour and those who did not. I will work hard every day to represent all Northfield’s communities and constituents.

“Many people have voted Labour for the first time. They voted for stability and for better public services locally". Meanwhile Al Carns, a former marine and newcomer to politics, kept the Selly Oak constituency safely in the hands of Labour.

“It’s great to be here to see democracy in action,” he said. “I took part in observing the count, it’s the first time I’ve seen it after 24 years in the military - it’s great to see what I’ve been spending a lot of time protecting.”

He said Labour were going to “move forward delivering change” at both national and local level. We're listening to people and listening to what they require,” he said.

The full results from each Birmingham constituency can be found below:

EDGBASTON:

Preet Gill - Labour - 16,599

Colin Green - Liberal Democrats - 2,102

Joshua Matthews - Reform UK - 4,363

Nicola Payne - Green Party - 2,797

Ashvir Sangha - Conservative - 8,231

Ammar Waraich - Independent - 3,336

*LABOUR HOLD

ERDINGTON:

Shaukat Ali - Independent - 2,250

Farzana Aslam - Liberal Democrats - 1,128

Jack Brookes - Reform UK - 7,755

Paulette Hamilton - Labour - 14,774

Steve Knee - Conservative - 5,402

Karen Trench - Green Party - 2,452

Corinthia Ward - Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition - 37

*LABOUR HOLD

HALL GREEN AND MOSELEY:

Tahir Ali - Labour - 12,798

Zain Ahmed - Green Party - 3,913

Shakeel Afsar - Independent - 7,142

Mohammad Hafeez - Independent - 6,159

Izzy Knowles - Liberal Democrat - 4,711

Henry Morris - Conservative - 3,845

Stephen McBrine - Reform UK - 2,305

Babar Raja - Independent - 733

*LABOUR HOLD

HODGE HILL AND SOLIHULL NORTH:

Liam Byrne - Labour - 10,655

Caroline Clapper - Conservative - 4,634

Qasim Esak - Liberal Democrats - 942

James Giles - Workers Party of GB - 9,089

Imran Ali Khan - Green Party - 2,360

Jamie Pullin - Reform UK - 6,456

*LABOUR HOLD

LADYWOOD:

Zoe Challenor - Green Party - 3,478

Lee Dargue - Liberal Democrats - 1,711

Shabana Mahmood - Labour - 15,558

Shazna Muzammil - Conservative - 2,218

Akhmed Yakoob - Independent - 12,137

Irene Yoong-Henery - Reform UK - 1,477

*LABOUR HOLD

NORTHFIELD:

Jerry Evans - Liberal Democrat - 1,791

Rob Grant - Green Party - 2,809

Dean Gwilliam - Independent - 163

Altaf Hussain - Independent - 310

Stephen Peters - Reform UK - 7,895

Dick Rodgers - Common Good - 215

Gary Sambrook - Conservative - 9,540

Laurence Turner - Labour - 14,939

*LABOUR GAIN

PERRY BARR:

Kefentse Dennis - Green Party - 2,440

Sabah Hamed - Liberal Democrats - 1,302

Garry Hickton - Conservatives - 4,227

Ayoub Khan - Independent - 13,303

Akshay Khuttan - Reform UK - 2,446

Khalid Mahmood - Labour - 12,796

Niko Omilano - Independent - 509

Shangara Singh - Socialist Labour Party - 453

*INDEPENDENT GAIN

SELLY OAK:

Jane Baston - Green Party - 4,320

Alistair Carns - Labour - 17,371

Erin Crawford - Reform UK - 5,732

Kamel Hawwash - Independent - 2,842

Simon Phipps - Conservatives - 5,834

Dave Radcliffe - Liberal Democrats - 2,324

*LABOUR HOLD

SUTTON COLDFIELD:

Ben Auton - Green Party - 2,419

Wajad Burkey - Workers Party of Great Britain - 653

Mark Hoath - Reform UK - 8,213

Andrew Mitchell - Conservatives - 18,502

Rob Pocock - Labour - 15,959

John Sweeney - Liberal Democrats - 2,587

*CONSERVATIVE HOLD

YARDLEY:

Yvonne Beverley Clements - Conservative - 3,634

Roxanne Green - Green Party - 1,958

Roger Harmer - Liberal Democrats - 3,634

Nora Kamberi - Reform UK - 5,061

Jody McIntyre - Workers Party of Britain - 10,582

Jess Phillips - Labour - 11,275

*LABOUR HOLD

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