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The British National party has lost its only county council seat, plunging to last place in defence of a division in Lancashire.The British National party has lost its only county council seat, plunging to last place in defence of a division in Lancashire.
BNP candidate Paul Robinson polled 358 votes in Padiham and Burnley West, a seat won by the party's Sharon Wilkinson in 2009.BNP candidate Paul Robinson polled 358 votes in Padiham and Burnley West, a seat won by the party's Sharon Wilkinson in 2009.
The party still has two borough councillors in England, one each on Charnwood and Pendle councils.The party still has two borough councillors in England, one each on Charnwood and Pendle councils.
Labour claimed the Lancashire county council seat by a majority of almost 1,000, beating the Conservatives into second place and the Liberal Democrats into third.Labour claimed the Lancashire county council seat by a majority of almost 1,000, beating the Conservatives into second place and the Liberal Democrats into third.
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