North West European elections 2014 round-up: Victory for Labour as BNP and Lib Dems wiped off map
UKIP have three North West MEPs, while the Conservatives hold two seats after gaining only 20.1% of the North West vote.
UKIP have three North West MEPs, while the Conservatives hold two seats after gaining only 20.1% of the North West vote.
The new Failsworth West councillor Warren Bates was voted in with a slim 132 majority ahead of Labour incumbent John Battye who received 988 votes.
Leigh’s Member of Parliament was speaking at Trafford’s election count today
Standish Independent candidate Debbie Fairhurst swept to victory and will work alongside her spouse Gareth Fairhurst.
Also holding a seat in the Standish and Langley ward is Gareth’s father George Fairhurst.
Labour control 23 of 25 seats
UKIP gave Labour a scare across many of Bolton’s hotly-contested seats – placing a second 12 times.
However Labour retained control with 40 seats, Tories 15, Lib Dems three and finally UKIP’s two.
GMP set to investigate whether there was a ‘criminal cover up’ by members of Rochdale Council
Stockport has 95 outlets rated below satisfactory
Andrew Stunell backs council decision to keep centres open
Manchester City Council confirmed closures last week
It’s the biggest surge by a fourth party since WW2
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