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- Luton elected its first Reform UK councillor, James Fletcher, in Wigmore, after the Liberal Democrat councillor’s six-month absence.
- Fletcher won with 576 votes, narrowly beating the Liberal Democrats who had 533.
- Labour finished fourth behind the Green Party.
- A total of 1,754 votes were cast with a turnout of 25.68%.
- Mark Fowler, Luton’s returning officer, praised the election and thanked voters and staff.
