City Left On a Knife-Edge ; Labour Bounces Back On Bad Night for Lib Dems but Still No Party has Clear Majority On Council Horse-Trading Looms in Familiar Power Game
Derby Evening Telegraph › May 09, 2010
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LABOUR was celebrating a night of victory in Derby after making gains to become the largest party on the city council.
But its success leaves the authority even more on a knifeedge than previously. Labour has 17 seats and the Liberal Democrats, who were in charge, are tied on 16 seats with the Tories. There are also two Independent councillors.See the full content of this document
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City Left On a Knife-Edge ; Labour Bounces Back On Bad Night for Lib Dems but Still No Party has Clear Majority On Council Horse-Trading Looms in Familiar Power Game
The Lib Dems lost three seats, two to Labour and one to the Conservatives.
After...See the full content of this document
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