Council by-election results from yesterday and forthcoming contests
The Conservatives lost a seat to Labour in Salford. But the Conservatives gained a seat from an independent on the Isle of Wight.
The Conservatives lost a seat to Labour in Salford. But the Conservatives gained a seat from an independent on the Isle of Wight.
Reviewing the details of the results in this region gives a sense of how volatile the electorate has become.
He is the only candidate who can deliver for communities like mine across the country, and keep hard-working Conservatives delivering at a local level.
Representing a council ward with an army barracks, I am delighted with Jeremy’s support for properly funded armed forces.
His pledge to cut income tax and National Insurance for the lowest paid is one that will resonate well on the doors across Redditch and beyond.
He secured two big wins for local government during his time as our Secretary of State – on both social care and housing.
The Lib Dems gained two seats from the Conservatives in Broxstowe. But the Conservatives gained a seat from an independent in North Devon.
Labour had some startling setbacks – it was usually the independents who benefitted. Elsewhere we saw Conservative losses to the Lib Dems.
If we listen to residents and provide good homes, then development can be popular.
Counties are the most exposed to financial pressures, but the least resourced to deal with them. Rural residents are getting a raw deal.
Our collective decision to concentrate on targeted literature resulted in success against keyboard warriors navel gazing on social media and preaching to their own.
Brexit and the leadership contest have reduced clarity on council finances. But the pressure to find savings is likely to continue.
The Lib Dems gained a seat from the Conservatives in Herefordshire. But the Conservatives held two seats in South Staffordshire.
This region shows that Liberal Democrat progress, at the expense of Labour, remains modest.
Where was Khan’s outrage when human rights’ abusers, Mohammed bin Salman, or Xi Jinping, came to visit?