Sentences with phrase «overall control of the council with»

The Conservatives remained in overall control of the council with a total of 41 seats.

The Conservatives remained in overall control of the council with a reduced total of 34 seats.

Not exact matches

Of the 33 English County and Unitary Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 3 councils, Conservatives 16, and 14 have No Overall Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 3 councils, Conservatives 16, and 14 have No Overall councils, Conservatives 16, and 14 have No Overall Control.

Of the 32 Scottish Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 4 councils, SNP 2, Independents 3, and 23 have No Overall Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 4 councils, SNP 2, Independents 3, and 23 have No Overall councils, SNP 2, Independents 3, and 23 have No Overall Control.

Of the 21 Welsh Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 10 councils, Independents 2, and 9 have No Overall Councils with elections in May, the Labour Party hold 10 councils, Independents 2, and 9 have No Overall councils, Independents 2, and 9 have No Overall Control.

While the two main parties both lost control of key councils outside the capital, Mr Corbyn's party lost Nuneaton and Bedworth - an area of Warwickshire that often indicates the colour of the government at general elections, as well as Derby, with both falling to no overall control.

The Conservative Party retained overall control of the council, winning 52 out of 82 seats, with a majority of 36 councillors.

Trafford district council in Greater Manchester, which Labour held only during the absolute peak of New Labour's support between 1996 and 2002, went to no overall control from a Conservative majority, with Labour's nine - seat swing not enough to take it.

The election resulted in the Labour Party retaining its control of the council, with a slightly reduced majority after losing two seats overall.

The results saw no party gain overall control of the new council with Labour winning 27 and the Conservatives winning 16 of the 55 seats.

Labour looks set to take overall control of Crawley borough council from the Conservatives, with results due to be announced shortly.

The Labour Party held control of the council and increased its majority by one compared with the previous election when it had gained the council from no overall control.

That meant Labour lost overall control of the council for the first time since 2012 - falling one seat short with 17.

The council remained under no overall control with the Conservatives three seats short of a majority.

The council remained under no overall control with the Conservatives seven seats short of a majority.

During the 1994 election the Labour Party gained Bushbury and Park wards from the Conservative Party, leaving Labour with overall control of the Council.