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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

King’s Fund quarterly report shows A&E in crisis

Ruby Stockham
22 January, 2015

Staff morale and patient care are suffering as the NHS heads for even more deficit

Wales has a chance for self government, free from the pain of austerity

Leanne Wood
22 January, 2015

If Wales were funded to the same level as Scotland, it would result in an additional £1.2 billion a year of investment

Mansion tax vs Council tax part 2: council tax reform – pros and cons

Daisy Srblin
22 January, 2015

Introducing new bands at the top, as suggested by opponents of the Mansion Tax, won’t amount to the comprehensive reform we need

This is a time for action on jobs, not self-congratulation

Stephen Timms
22 January, 2015

The government have stopped acting on youth unemployment – and it’s on the increase

Closure of London Underground ticket offices will cost the taxpayer £134m

22 January, 2015

The figures mean more controversy for the plans, which will mean the loss of almost 1,000 jobs

Labour’s prospects in Scotland look bleak as SNP continues to dominate

Ed Jacobs
22 January, 2015

Meanwhile Miliband’s satisfaction ratings north of the border lag behind even Cameron’s

57 per cent of wind farm applications are turned down

Ruby Stockham
22 January, 2015

Top-down intervention in local renewable projects is hurting public support for them

Iraq inquiry: Minds were made up a decade ago. Chilcot won’t change them

James Bloodworth
21 January, 2015

But the delay in publication will feed into the public’s gradual disillusionment with party politics

Unemployment figures: prospects for living standards still poor as earnings growth remains slow

Richard Exell
21 January, 2015

But the quality of jobs is improving

Mansion tax vs Council tax: don’t believe the hype

Daisy Srblin
21 January, 2015

The mansion tax isn’t just a short-term revenue raiser – it’s also popular

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