Euro Elections Result data for London Boroughs

District	In/Out	In votes	Out votes	Turn-out
Barking and Dagenham	2	27750	46130	63.8
Barnet	1	60823	39387	72.06
Bexley	2	47603	80886	75.3
Brent	1	72523	48881	65.01
Bromley	1	92938	90034	72.06
Camden	1	71295	23838	65.46
City of London	1	3312	1087	73.6
Croydon	1	92913	78221	69.76
Ealing	1	90024	59017	69.98
Enfield	1	76425	60481	69.02
Greenwich	1	65248	52117	69.49
Hackney	1	83398	22868	65.2
Hammersmith and Fulham	1	56188	24054	69.87
Haringey	1	79991	25855	70.52
Harrow	1	64042	53183	72.19
Havering	2	42201	96885	75.98
Hillingdon	2	58040	74982	69
Hounslow	1	58755	56321	69.8
Islington	1	76420	25180	70.31
Kensington and Chelsea	1	37601	17138	65.92
Kingston upon Thames	1	52533	32737	78.35
Lambeth	1	111584	30340	67.4
Lewisham	1	86995	37518	63.04
Merton	1	63003	37097	73.5
Newham	1	55328	49371	59.2
Redbridge	1	69213	59020	67.55
Richmond upon Thames	1	75396	33410	82.04
Southwark	1	94293	35209	66.12
Sutton	2	49319	57241	75.96
Tower Hamlets	1	73011	35224	64.51
Waltham Forest	1	64156	44395	66.61
Wandsworth	1	118463	39421	72
Westminster	1	53928	24268	65

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Permalink Reply by Donald Smith on June 24, 2016 at 15:00

EU Referendum Rules triggering a 2nd EU Referendum

We the undersigned call upon HM Government to implement a rule that if the remain or leave vote is less than 60% based a turnout less than 75% there should be another referendum.

CLICK HERE for petition details

Since the petitioners already exceed 100,00 the latest petition must be considered by Parliament

It is also clear the EU leaders want negotiations on a political and economic divorce to move swiftly. That means they want the UK to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty - the mechanism under which separation will be negotiated - as soon as next week, rather than wait for a new British prime minister in October [ which is David Cameron's announced intention in his resignation speech]