Deirdre Reynolds
Independent Councillor Mannix Flynn is making a right horse's ass of electioneering.
After the suspension expired, she continued to sit as
an independent councillor for the Earby ward.
[5] The 2 seats that were to be contested in Shirley West ward after the death of a Labour councillor and the stepping down of
an independent councillor at the election were top targets for the Conservatives.
However one
Independent Councillor joined Labour after the election giving the party 50 seats.
A by - election was held in Jumpers ward on 5 May 2005 after the resignation of
independent councillor Bob McArthur.
[6] This left both Labour and the Liberal Democrats with four seats, while there remained one
independent councillor.
[6] Meanwhile,
independent councillor Derrick Millard retained his seat in Stonesfield and Tackley, to mean there remained six independent councillors.
A by - election was held in Witney North on 20 August 2015 after
independent councillor David Snow resigned from the council in June 2015.
Cllr Amadi subsequently resigned from the Labour Party and currently sits as
an Independent Councillor.
He now sits as
an independent councillor.
A by - election was held for the Mitcheldean Division on 23 October 2014 following the death of
Independent councillor Norman Stephens.
In Harris's hometown of Frome in northeast Somerset, a network of
independent councillors has gained a majority on the council introducing bold new measures and new participatory ways of working modeled on Peter Macfadyen idea of Flatpack Democracy.
«At a recent Antisocial Behaviour Summit many local organisations and indeed
Independent Councillors praised the work of Alison and acknowledged how supportive she has been of the town.
The council had been controlled by the Conservatives since the 2000 election in an alliance with 2 of
the independent councillors.
The number of
Independent councillors rose to two, while both the Green Party and People Against Bureaucracy saw their only councillors re-elected.
[3] This meant that the Conservative held 31 seats going into the election, compared to 15 Liberal Democrat, 11 Labour and 3
Independent councillors.
Meanwhile, both sitting
independent councillors were re-elected and a third, Ian Tilbury, gained a seat in Overton.
Between 2004 and 2006 one of
the independent councillors, Ian Powney, joined the Liberal Democrats.
Independent councillors retained their status as the majority group, with councillors also being elected representing the Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, and Scottish National Party.
Before the election the Conservatives were the largest party on the council with 24 seats, compared to 20 Liberal Democrat, 8 Labour and 3
independent councillors.
In total, the election saw 75 minor party or
independent councillors elected in London, a figure which remains the highest on record.
63 minor party or
independent councillors were elected in total.
They resulted in a coalition between
Independent councillors and Plaid Cymru for the next five years.
The election also returned
no Independent councillors, marking the first time the area will be without any Independent representation since the creation of Fife Regional Council in 1974.
Independent Councillors retained the large majority of seats on the Council and retained control of the administration.
In the previous election in 2012,
Independent Councillors retained a large majority of the seats on the Council, and retained control of the administration.
[2] One of
the independent councillors, Michael Gammon, took the Conservative whip.
Health Concern became the largest group on the council after making 8 gains and Health Concern was also boosted by the decision of 3
independent councillors to join the group.
Not exact matches
2.15 pm Local Government: «Cllr Hall was elected the new Leader last night by 31 votes to 24 after a number of
Independent Labour
councillors abstained or voted for her.
The make - up of the 48 - seat Town Hall remains unchanged with Labour in control with 23
councillors, the Liberal Democrats with 16, the Greens seven and
Independent Working Class Association two.
The BBC's Peter Henley reported yesterday that three Lib Dem
councillors in Chris Huhne's backyard have become
independents:
It says a lot about the distinct political character of the Northern Isles that the second placed candidate in the Orkney constituency in 2011 was an
Independent, local
councillor James Stockan.
Deputy Leader and the
Councillor in charge of Council finances,
Independent Julian German said: «This has protected the services that residents have said are most important to them, and responds to member concerns that were raised through our scrutiny processes.»
Two former party rebels, former SNP local
councillor Bev Gauld and former Labour
councillor Danny Meikle, contest the election as
independent candidates.
In 2013 one Labour
councillor resigned the whip and serves as an
Independent.
Most of the local
councillors stand as
independent candidates, albeit their affiliations may be known locally.
However they failed to gain at Bilton, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire where Liberal Democrats recovered the seat of a former party
councillor who had become
independent.
Labour has 32
councillors, the Conservatives 27, the Lib Dems two and there is one
independent.
The formerly Conservative
councillor for Southwick Green was defending the seat as an
Independent, with no Conservative contesting that ward.
15:14 - A Lib Dem
councillor in Bristol seems to have accepted
independent candidate Ferguson has won the mayoralty.
Cllr Dave Whittingham of Fareham Borough Council has returned to the fold as a Conservative - after a spell as an
independent and then a UKIP
councillor.
Cllr Hall was elected the new Leader last night by 31 votes to 24 after a number of
Independent Labour
councillors abstained or voted for her.
Graham Allen, the chairman of the city's local strategic partnership between police,
councillors and the probation service, insisted a new study by
independent think tank Reform was «lazy stereotyping» and would do little to help the fight against crime.
Chairman, Kaduna State
Independent Electoral Commission, SIECOM, Dr. Saratu Dikko, said the postponement of the Chairman and
Councillors local government elections was done to amend some...
In 2007 there was only one Liberal Democrat candidate and no Conservatives — other than a few
independents, the only non-Labour
councillor in the borough is one Respect
councillor.
In Basing, a
councillor who had been elected as a Conservative in 2010 was re-elected as an
independent.
A political row is developing in Cumbria over accusations made in an
independent candidates» leaflet that Conservative county
councillors «don't turn up to meetings».
Talks with smaller groups -
independents, Green party
councillors, etc - make a big difference.
Police Authorities included nine
Councillors from relevant Local Authorities (upper tier only in two - tier areas), three local Magistrates and five
independent co-opted members.
The council composition, as of December 2017, is 32 Labour
councillors, 27 Conservatives, 3
independents and 1 Liberal Democrat.