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Which party has won the most council by-elections since the May 2025 local elections?

Chris Jarvis
19 December, 2025 (3 days ago)

Who’s up and who’s down?

A photo of a ballot box

Latest Posts

On Brexit, Emmanuel Macron’s mandate is at odds with Theresa May’s

Ed Jacobs
24 April, 2017

The favourite for the French presidency will take a tough stance in the negotiations

Labour must expose the contradictions at the heart of this Brexit government

Ed Jacobs
24 April, 2017

The Conservatives can’t be all things to all people

Macron and Le Pen

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen through to French presidential runoff

23 April, 2017

The centrist is expected to comfortably win the second round

How Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister

Sam Pallis
21 April, 2017

If the Lib Dem, Labour and UKIP votes align, Labour could form a minority government

With two top Downing Street departures in one week – what’s happening in Team Theresa May?

21 April, 2017

Both Kate Perrior and Lizzie Loudon have left this week

The Green strategy this election must be to target like hell and break through in Bristol West

Josiah Mortimer
21 April, 2017

Party activists must hone in on winning a second seat

Tax transparency is crucial to supporting developing countries and stopping corruption

Anneliese Dodds Linda McAvan
20 April, 2017

We shouldn’t depend on whistleblowers to make the truth public

Foreign aid is the crack in the May-Davidson alliance – progressive parties should exploit it

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
20 April, 2017

The Scottish leader will not defend a cut to the aid budget

First general election poll promises vast Conservative majority

20 April, 2017

Tory support at its highest since May 2008

Campaign gets off to a slow start with stilted PMQs – but Corbyn’s attacks on May hit home

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
19 April, 2017

Labour must cast doubt on the prime minister’s character

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