In November last year the CLP even passed a motion of “solidarity” with Mr Corbyn after he was booted out of the party for claiming Labour antisemitism allegations were “dramatically overstated for political reasons” by opponents and the media.
It is understood that key figures from the CLP’s former leadership have been suspended from the party on allegations regarding their conduct and, as such, some roles on the executive until yesterday had been held by acting officers.
Labour sources were unsure why Momentum did not launch any attempts to regain control over the CLP.
Sources theorised that a lack of organisation and low chances of success may have been among the reasons.
A spokesperson from Hendon CLP said: “The last two years in the local Labour Party in Hendon have been incredibly challenging. But after the election of a new executive committee over the weekend, we have turned a page and now head into a new era of sensible and moderate leadership.
“We’re delighted to have a top team, with a Jewish woman as chair, who will have zero tolerance for antisemitism, work hard to continue to root it out from the local party, and will increase our engagement with Jewish residents.
“The new team is very supportive of Keir Starmer and will be focused on winning elections to improve people’s lives.”
