LOCAL ELECTIONS 2014: Conservatives control Kensington and Chelsea for 50th year in a row
Summary: Labour gained two extra seats, while the Lib Dems lost two. Image: By Tom Mulvihill and Naomi Agius The
Summary: Labour gained two extra seats, while the Lib Dems lost two. Image: By Tom Mulvihill and Naomi Agius The
Summary: Speaking before the result, Mr Davey said ‘many difficult issues’ posed a problem for the party Image: By Fran
Summary: SWLondoner talks to residents to find out their views. Image: By Carly Read & Rachel Barr UKIP have invested
Summary: The Conservatives won 38 of 50 seats available. By Naomi Agius and Tom Mulvihill The Kensington and Chelsea &
Summary: The party took 11 seats from the Conservatives to hold the authority for the first time since 2006. Image:
Summary: The Tories have held power in the borough since 1978. Image: By Li Hoang There were no surprises in
Summary: The party took six seats from the Tories. Image: By Koel Mukherjee There were big cheers in the Wandsworth
Summary: My campaign started as a bit of joke, she admits Image: By Naomi Firsht and Li Hoang Labour proved it
Summary: Sally-Ann Ephson won in the Queenstown ward and is one of 25 women now on the council. Image: By
Summary: The Conservative Party lost key wards such as Fulham Broadway and North End. Image: By Kat Bawmwang The exciting
Summary: Labour Councillor Ben Coleman believes plans to turn some of the hospital into flats alienated voters. Image: By George