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

Chris Jarvis
19 December, 2025 (2 days ago)

Who’s up and who’s down?

A photo of a ballot box

Latest Posts

Rail infrastructure is the place to start addressing the North/South divide

Andrew Allen
27 January, 2015

Rail has an important role to play if we are to rebalance Britain’s economy.

UK GDP up 0.5 per cent

27 January, 2015

UK GDP grew by 0.5 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2014

Conservatives polling ahead of Labour for the first time since 2011

27 January, 2015

Most people see healthcare as more important than the economy when voting

New analysis confirms austerity has hit the poorest hardest

Ruby Stockham
27 January, 2015

The coalition’s selective cuts have had a disproportionate impact on low-income families – but austerity still hasn’t helped the deficit

Cracks appear in EU/Saudi arms contracts

Ruby Stockham
26 January, 2015

A German newspaper has reported that Angela Merkel is cancelling arms exports to the repressive kingdom

David Cameron’s latest tax announcement: not new and certainly not progressive

James Bloodworth
26 January, 2015

Struggling households won’t benefit from Cameron’s latest announcement – and he’s made it before

Nick Clegg in 2010: ‘Cuts to turn UK into Greece’. In 2015: ‘Cuts saved UK from being Greece’

Ruby Stockham
26 January, 2015

Nick Clegg proves once again how short his memory is

Syriza: The Greek left has triumphed. So what next?

James Bloodworth
26 January, 2015

Tsipras won’t get everything he wants but probably enough to paint it as a victory for beleaguered Greeks

Davos 2015: world leaders still care more about economic competition than the environment

Olivia Arigho Stiles
26 January, 2015

The elite offered no more than platitudes to the poor countries that will be most damaged by climate change

Other cities need to follow Bristol’s lead in tackling FGM

Ruby Stockham
26 January, 2015

Bristol’s coordinated approach involves the affected communities at all levels of education

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