A new councillor has celebrated her election victory in Lichfield – and promised voters she will be more than just “a name on a slip of paper”.
Sue Arnold was elected
A Burntwood Labour councillor has admitted he has some sympathy for the Liberal Democrats after they lost all of their seats on Lichfield District Council.
A number of long-serving
The people of Lichfield and Burntwood went to the polls as they voted in the local election.
The result meant 46 Conservative councillors and ten Labour ones after the count
Lichfield’s MP has described the local election results as “amazing”.
The Conservatives saw their majority on Lichfield District Council increase by two seats as the independent and Liberal Democrat
New councillors on Lichfield District Council’s ruling Conservative group have been tipped to shine.
The elections saw the party increase their majority by two seats as they claimed 46
The leader of the Labour group on Lichfield District Council has insisted they will punch above their weight after doubling their number of seats.
Although they still remain firmly in
Defeated Liberal Democrats have been left to reflect on what might have been after losing all of their seats on Lichfield District Council.
They joined many of their party colleagues
The Leader of Lichfield District Council believes the public have backed the ruling Conservatives to protect frontline services after the party increased their majority at the local elections.
The Tories
Polls are closed and candidates from across Lichfield and Burntwood are eagerly anticipating the outcome of the vote.
The Lichfield Blog is live at Drayton Manor for the count and
With Lichfield and Burntwood voters set to head for the polls to elect new District Councillors, some have refused the opportunity to get their views across to the electorate.
The
The results are in – well, for our quest to find out about the candidates bidding for a spot on Lichfield District Council, at least!
A few weeks ago, we embarked
As Lichfield and Burntwood voters prepare to go to the ballot box for the local elections on May 5, The Lichfield Blog has offered each of the candidates the chance
