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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

Council tax benefit reforms will hit working-age adults in poverty

1 June, 2012

Council tax benefit reforms will cut the original amounts available by 10%, leaving working-age adults worse off.

How Osborne sent the march of the makers into reverse

Daniel Elton
1 June, 2012

Manufacturing’s strong rallying out of the 2008 recession, was killed stone dead at the turn of 2011, as effects of the government’s economic policies kicked in.

Who’ll be first across the bridge in the race to be Labour’s Bristol Mayor candidate?

Amanda Ramsay
31 May, 2012

As campaigning gets under way in the race to be Bristol’s first directly elected mayor, Left Foot Forward previews Labour’s prospective candidates.

Social mobility desperately needs to be top of the national policy agenda

Kevin Gulliver
31 May, 2012

Research shows the UK is a lot less socially mobile than other countries and this problem needs to be prioritised.

WATCH: Krugman savages the austerians with embarrassing ease

Shamik Das
31 May, 2012

On last night’s Newsnight, Nobel laureate Paul Krugman took apart the arguments of the austerians, clearly, forensically, brilliantly.

Osborne tries to bury charity tax U-turn – the fifth flip-flop this week

Shamik Das
31 May, 2012

George Osborne was forced into another humiliating U-turn today – this time on the charity tax, the fifth government reverse this week.

Now is the time for a new Tax Justice Consensus

31 May, 2012

Richard Murphy from Tax Research UK proposes a new Tax Justice Consensus to replaced the predominant ideas of the Washington Consensus.

Child poverty: Absolute and relative

30 May, 2012

A new campaign is raising awareness of the social impact of inequality – and you can help.

Now the EC warns Osborne: Deficit “projected to fall more slowly” due to weak growth

Shamik Das
30 May, 2012

The European Commission today became the latest international body to issue a warning on the state of the UK economy, reports Shamik Das.

Universities tell Cameron: Please don’t crack down on international students

Katie Stanton
30 May, 2012

Seventy university heads have sent a letter to the prime minister asking him not to unfairly target international students to lower immigration levels.

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