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All Labour candidates in Ipswich thank everyone who voted for them for their support.

Whilst the outcome of the parliamentary election was a great disappointment, Labour fared better in the Ipswich Borough Council elections.  The party took a seat from the Tories in Sprites Ward and another from the Liberal Democrats in Whitehouse.  This consolidates Labour's position as the largest party on the council, with 23 of the 48 seats.

Details of all Labour Ipswich Borough Councillors can be found here.

News

31.07.2010 Defend our NHS
31.07.2010 Defend our NHSOver the last decade the NHS has gone from a service on its knees to one we can all be proud of, thanks to the dedication of its staff...

23.07.2010 Ipswich Tory MP quizzed over expenses
After just 2 months as an MP Tory, Benedict Gummer, is under scrutiny about expenses in his election campaign. A joint investigation by Channel 4 News and the...

22.07.2010 Labour wins seat in first electoral test in Suffolk since General Election
22.07.2010 Labour wins seat in first electoral test in Suffolk since General ElectionLabour's Tony Bavington won the Great Cornard North seat of Babergh District Council in a by-election today, in Suffolk's first test for the Tory/Lib Dem coalition. Ipswich Labour Party members...

17.07.2010 Labour councillors challenge excessive salaries on Suffolk Council
17.07.2010 Labour councillors challenge excessive salaries on Suffolk CouncilControversial salaries of Suffolk County Council’s bosses will not be reviewed, despite widespread opposition to giving staff such as chief executive Andrea Hill (pictured) vast salaries at a time when...

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Ipswich: better with Labour

Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs)
Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs)SNTs (Safer Neighbourhood Teams) - a Labour government initiative - have been one of the most significant developments in local policing in recent years. From their bases in the...

UCS (University Campus Suffolk)
UCS (University Campus Suffolk)The UCS Waterfront Building has quickly become an icon of Ipswich, alongside the Willis Building and the Orwell Bridge. Sitting at the corner of the old Wet Dock, once...

Gainsborough Community Library
Gainsborough Community Library...

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