Election News
SURPRISE SURPRISE: “What a turn up for the book” says defeated council leader who reveals he stays till May 21
DEFEATED Cambridgeshire County Council Leader Nick Clarke revealed tonight that because of a loophole in the law he remains in post until May 21.
‘Best laugh since watching You’ve Been Framed” says McGuire when told of UKIP alliance plan for county
TORY and Labour leaders poured scorn today on a suggestion from UKIP county councillor Peter Reeve that a coalition of minority groups could control Cambridgeshire.
BREAKING NEWS: Curtis springs expected bid for county council leadership but with unexpected overtures to UKIP councillors
EXPECTED Cambs Tory leadership contender Martin Curtis was among the first to offer congratulations to winning UKIP county councillors “because they are people I am going to be working with.”
As gleeful UKIP celebrate ‘Peasants Revolt’, Tories still hold the reins and meet this week to elect new Cambs leader
TORIES on Cambridgeshire County Council meet on Friday to consider options following their loss of overall control to what UKIP county councillor Peter Reeve described as “The Peasants’ Revolt”.
The rag, tag and bobtail phenomenon that is UKIP demolishes much in its path swallowing up swathes of Fenland
IF defeated candidates appeared shocked at losing their seats that was nothing compared to the disbelief of UKIP officials who barely knew the names never mind the faces of some newly elected councillors.
- Former leader in unforgiving mood as she takes to Twitter to reflect on defeat of Cambs council leader Nick Clarke
- GALLERY: Candidates react to Cambridgeshire County Council election results
- ‘Well that’s a turn up’ says UKIP victor Gordon Gillick as he strolls to the rostrum to make winner’s speech
- Some of East Cambridgeshire’s victorious Conservatives share their thoughts on election results
- MP Steve Barclay labels candidates who failed to turn up for count “an insult to those who voted for them”
- GALLERY: No purple tide in East Cambridgeshire as Tories buck national trend
- UKIP SURGE: Council leader loses his seat as Cambridgeshire is now officially ‘hung’
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: No overall control of Cambridgeshire as UKIP wins Chatteris division
- UKIP makes 10 gains and Cambridgeshire County Council leader Nick Clarke loses his seat
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: UKIP wins four Fenland divisions as Conservatives retain March and Whittlesey seats
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: Tories win Ely South & West and retail Soham & Fordham seats
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: Conservatives retain March West and Whittlesey South
- CAMBS ELECTIONS 2013: County council leader Nick Clarke loses his seat to the Liberal Democrats
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: UKIP gains in Huntingdonshire, Labour gains in Cambridge
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: Tories retain Haddenham with UKIP beating Lib Dems into second place
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: Tories gain Ely North and East division from Lib Dems
- CAMBS ELECTION 2013: UKIP win Littleport seat previously held by former East Cambs Council leader
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