Bristol Mayoral election odds: Ladbrokes still has Marvin Rees as favourite but race tightens
The race is getting tighter according to bookmakers
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Bookmakers continue to have Marvin Rees as the favourite to win the Bristol Mayoral Election.
On Thursday, May 6, people across the Bristol region will be voting in up to four elections.
Conservatives pledge never to close a library in Bristol manifesto
Voters go to the polls on May 6
13:33, 21 APR 2021
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The Conservatives are promising to “never close a library” if they win control of Bristol City Council at the local elections on May 6.
More litter police, round-the-clock roadworks in certain areas to slash how long they take, fines for drivers blocking access by parking on pavements and a clampdown on roadside van dwellers, using civic powers to move them onto permanent sites, are promised in the party’s manifesto.
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Bristol to be part of world-first voting experiment
By Martin Booth, Thursday Apr 1, 2021
Sheds on King Street painted in four different colours are the first glimpse of a bold new experiment in democracy taking place in Bristol next month.
On May 6, people will go to the polls to vote for our new city mayor, new metro mayor, new councillors and new police & crime commissioner.
Voting in four sets of elections in the midst of a global pandemic will undoubtedly present numerous challenges.
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