Christine Hobson: How on earth can Conservatives in Guisborough select candidates for elections in Middlesbrough?

We can make progress in these local elections next year – but not if we’re frustrated by stupid new rules.

Councils have sold off 4,000 surplus assets in the past year. That is not nearly enough.

Far from being a loss to the community they are more often derelict buildings and surplus land which can be used for housing.

Teresa O’Neill: Earning Bexley’s trust

We never forget we are spending our residents’ money. We have delivered new homes and we have kept our borough clean and green.

Philip Jackson: The Lib Dems are blocking the change North East Lincolnshire needs

Voters are fed up with decay and decline. Labour will not be able to cling on much longer.

Judy Terry: Council Taxpayers in Suffolk deserve better value and greater fairness

There is a lack of proper financial management or scrutiny – while second home owners can dodge paying Council Tax by registering properties as holiday lets.

Tony Devenish: To win in the capital, Conservatives need policies that show we are on Londoners’ side

My polling shows how a Tory candidate for Mayor of London could use a consumer-led approach to politics – as Margaret Thatcher did.

Handouts to 25-year-olds won’t solve the housing crisis, still less the wider issue of generational unfairness

The Resolution Foundation’s new report is a serious piece of work, but its proposals to improve social care funding also bring political problems.

Theresa May: Our practical politics is closer to voters than the partisan approach that increasingly consumes the left

As Leader of the Conservative Party, I want to thank each and every one of you for all your hard work during the local elections.

WATCH: “Conservative councils cost you less”, May reminds the House

At PMQs, the Prime Minister pointed to a street on the border of Lambeth and Wandsworth, where the Labour-run side pays far higher council tax.

Kevin Davis: Don’t let Kingston return to the dark days of Lib Dem rule

Previously the parks were neglected and the roads full of potholes. The Conservatives have started to turn the borough around.

Jonathan Clark: How should we reform our tax system after Brexit?

In the post-leave springtime, it will be worth considering what would happen if all three were abolished and replaced by a single Turnover Tax.

Guy Senior: Keeping Council Tax low and serving our people well is still the key message in Wandsworth

We are seeing 20,000 new homes, 25,000 new jobs, and the first new tube station in the borough for 90 years.

Robert Alden: The Conservative team in Birmingham goes into the local elections united, enthusiastic and hard working

As the streets continue to be covered in rubbish, Labour has run out of ideas and has become beset by factionalism.

Which taxes should Tories cut? 3) Julian Jessop: Reduce sin taxes and property taxes to give the economy a fillip

The final article in our series argues that while the primary focus should be deficit reduction, there may yet be room to make life a bit easier, particularly for the poorest.

Sean Anstee: If you live in Trafford you will pay less than anywhere else in the north west

As Labour councils around us abolish libraries, we’re building new ones. We are working flat out to win the local elections. Our message is: “Keep moving forward.”