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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

Europeans must have their privacy safeguarded from US surveillance

Claude Moraes
24 October, 2013

Citizens’ rights to data protection and privacy must be protected.

Scottish Power blames ‘green levies’ for price rise yet paid £890m to shareholders last year

James Bloodworth
24 October, 2013

Scottish Power (SP) has just announced that it is to put up the price of its gas by an average of 8.5 per cent and electric by 9 per cent from 6 December.

The green movement should embrace nuclear

John Stephenson
24 October, 2013

Not only would nuclear buy us some time, but it could knock the US off its perch.

5 things you should know about David Cameron and green taxes

James Bloodworth
24 October, 2013

Aside from the fact that green levies make up just a fraction of the cost of an average energy bill, there are a number of reasons why you should be suspicious of David Cameron’s latest move on green energy.

Grangemouth – an ‘act of industrial vandalism’

Ed Jacobs
24 October, 2013

The Scottish press are overwhelmingly blaming Ineos for the closure of the Grangemouth petrochemical plant.

The issue of modern slavery exposes Conservative policy at its most flawed

Mary Honeyball
23 October, 2013

The Conservatives’ hostility to the European Arrest Warrant, Europol, Eurojust, and the European Bill of Human Rights fly in the face of all serious attempts to tackle trafficking.

Haulage is blighting Britain’s road safety record

Philippa Edmunds
23 October, 2013

The government says it wants to improve HGV safety but at the moment it is not following a coherent policy.

Tories vote with BNP to ‘set womens’ rights back 30 years’

James Bloodworth
23 October, 2013

Conservative party MEPs have voted with the BNP to oppose a resolution supporting womens’ sexual and reproductive health across Europe.

Bankers expecting bigger bonuses this year

James Bloodworth
23 October, 2013

A majority of bankers expect to receive a bonus this year, despite the fact that most people are seeing their living standards stagnate.

The Sun’s mealy-mouthed non apology for its ‘1,200 mental patients’ headline

James Bloodworth
23 October, 2013

Tucked away in its ‘clarifications and corrections column today, the Sun has offered what looks like an apology for a distasteful and inaccurate headline two weeks ago.

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