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evidence: The Bassetlaw by-election , 1968 was a parliamentary by-election for the constituency of Bassetlaw held on 31 October 1968 .. by-election. by-election. Bassetlaw. Bassetlaw ( UK Parliament constituency ). It was caused by the death of the former Labour Member of Parliament , Fred Bellenger .. Fred Bellenger. Frederick Bellenger. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). The Labour candidate , Joe Ashton , was a Sheffield city councillor .. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). Joe Ashton. Joe Ashton. His Conservative opponent was Jim Lester , a Nottingham businessman .. Conservative. Conservative Party ( UK ). Jim Lester. Jim Lester. The Liberal party decided against contesting the seat for financial reasons .. There was one independent , Tom Lynch of the National Union of Small Shopkeepers , who campaigned for a coalition of all the parties and the end of the fivepenny post .. Early reports suggested a low turnout was likely , due to voter disenchantment with the major parties , and Labour had some reason to fear its supporters staying away .. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). Pit closures were an important issue in a constituency with a large mining vote .. Ashton argued that the Labour government 's approach , which included redundancy payments to miners over the age of 55 , was better than the approach of the Conservatives when they were in power .. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). The other major issues were reported as taxes , prices , employment and education .. Although Bellenger had had a majority at the last general election of 10,428 and the seat would require a swing of 11.6 per cent at a time when opinion polls put the Conservatives just 7.5 per cent ahead , they took hope from the fact that recent by-elections in Nelson and Colne and Oldham West had seen comparable movements as economic conditions made the government very unpopular .. swing. Swing ( United Kingdom ). Nelson and Colne. Nelson and Colne ( UK Parliament constituency ). Oldham West. Oldham West by-election, 1968. On the day , Labour retained its seat but its majority was slashed to just 740 votes , with the independent candidate picking up over a thousand .. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). Commentators suggested that although this was a bad result for Labour -LRB- `` If Labour 's grip on Bassetlaw , a bedrock citadel of theirs for 44 years , is reduced to a perilous hanging-on by the fingernails , they can not fail to be unnerved '' -RRB- they could take hope from the fact that the trend since previous by-elections seemed to be moving back them .. Bassetlaw. Bassetlaw ( UK Parliament constituency ). Labour. Labour Party ( UK )