It was a night of wholesale change. General Election 2024 will go down as a seismic shift in the political landscape, nationally and locally. With Labour romping to victory, and Sir Keir Starmer handed the keys to No 10 Downing Street, the Conservatives were left licking their wounds – only to find Nigel Farage and Reform UK pouring salt on them. Meanwhile, Cambridgeshire – for a long time a Tory stronghold, at least outside of Cambridge – is now cast in shades of yellow, red and blue. Here’s how it all happened, by constituency. Cambridge Labour’s Daniel Zeichner was elected to a fourth term …
