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T_i_B

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11. Not much change here

Reply to T_i_B (Original post)

Sat May 9, 2015, 05:36 AM

May 2015

Last edited Sat May 9, 2015, 06:32 AM - Edit history (1)

Still a Labour majority on the district council.

I would prefer if we elected councillors 3 out of every 4 years like they do in many other places, rather then electing all of them at once.

https://twitter.com/nedDC/status/596590271363719168

Anyone else had any change on their local council?

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Not just the one election on 7th May [View all] T_i_B Apr 2015 OP

No local elections for Oxford City Council or Oxfordshire County Council this time LeftishBrit Apr 2015 #1

No election in my ward this time; the Lib Dems will maintain their almost complete control muriel_volestrangler Apr 2015 #2

Nothing that racy here T_i_B Apr 2015 #3

Why the extreme LibDem love in Eastleigh? Ken Burch Apr 2015 #6

Not quite sure; the area of South Hampshire has had strong Lib Dem support for a couple of decades muriel_volestrangler Apr 2015 #8

Nothing here. The Northumberland Unitary has full elections every four years. non sociopath skin Apr 2015 #4

Medway Council (unitary authority) elections Anarcho-Socialist Apr 2015 #5

It would be more in Labour's long-term interest for a Tory-UKIP alliance to run Medway. Ken Burch Apr 2015 #7

Hmmm..... T_i_B Apr 2015 #9

Election day kick T_i_B May 2015 #10

Not much change here T_i_B May 2015 #11

12 out of 14 seats were Lib Dem; the Tories gained the other 2 from a Lib Dem muriel_volestrangler May 2015 #12