Today is the UK’s biggest voting day since the general election last July. Voters in many parts of England are picking their local councillors, while some will choose their mayor – and one ...

UK local elections are taking place in a matter of days, in which Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will face his biggest electoral test since Labour won a landslide victory last July’. On May 1 ...

Barely 20 miles up the road from Crewe in the Runcorn and Helsby constituency, Reform overturned a Labour majority of almost ...

The remaining are unitary authorities of: Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Durham, North ... Doncaster Metropolitan Council. Here is a guide to the local elections in May, with an interactive map ...

The map shows Reform's highest vote of all (65.1%) was in Thornley & Wheatley Hill, situated in Tony Blair's former Sedgefield constituency in Durham and once a centre of coal mining. Next highest ...

Reform has won control of a sweep of councils in England for the first time – with several going directly from having no Reform councillors to a majority. Staffordshire was the first to turn turquoise ...

Eyebrows have been raised that Sir Keir has not visited the constituency during the campaign ... the Government would be toast and the British electoral map upended. With a historically unpopular ...

The other four are in the West of England, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, North Tyneside, and Doncaster. Voters in the Runcorn and Helsby constituency will also elect a new MP on 1 May after Mike ...

More than 1,600 seats are being contested in 23 councils, there are also six mayoral positions up for grabs and a by-election in Runcorn and Helsby.

Labour held on to the mayoralties of North Tyneside, where turnout was 33.6 per cent, Doncaster, where it was 32.1 per cent ... Labour leader a “coward” for failing to campaign in the constituency.

This legislative district map was drawn by the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the state. North Dakota officials were ordered by federal Judge Peter Welte to adopt the map, but an appeals court ...