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Where we’ve lost

By | Fri 4th May 2007 - 2:28 pm

We’ve lost control of the following councils:
North Devon
Restormel
Uttlesford
St Albans
York
Torbay (although there’s an elected Tory mayor anyway)
South Norfolk
Bournemouth
Windsor & Maidenhead

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4 Comments

  • Blue Dawn 4th May '07 - 4:51pm

    Worth repeating!

  • Bridget Fox 6th May '07 - 12:22pm

    In some wards (eg in Uttlesford & St Albans) the LibDem vote actually went up but the higher turnout (presumably Tories who had abstained last time round) meant we lost seats.

  • Paul Griffiths 6th May '07 - 12:59pm

    For the full picture you also need to factor in the authorities where we were the leading group under NOC, but are no longer. Malvern Hills, for example.

  • erlend 7th May '07 - 9:14pm

    St Albans no longer has legal overall control.

    But we have the mayoralty and casting vote.

    And although we lost 2 seats in the district (one by 16 compared to by 300 last year) in St Albans Constituency we got about 44% compared to Con on ca 33 and a 5% swing from Con to us compared to 2006.

    Actyually I think there may well have been an improved performance in the Hitchin and Harpenden wards compared to 2006 as well but have not done the maths.

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