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BBC News Published image captionThe count for Norwich City Council saw Labour keep control of the authority Labour has retained its control of Norwich City Council, holding all its seats, while the Green Party picked up an additional win. Labour has 27 seats on the council, with the Greens on nine and the Liberal Democrats on three. Thorpe Hamlet, a former Green Party city council seat which had been vacant since a resignation, was taken back by the Greens. The city council saw 13 of its 39 seats up for election on Thursday. "It really shows people prioritise the environment." Labour's Alan...

The results in the battle for City Hall are in. - Credit: EDP pics © 2007 Norwich City Council remains in the control of Labour after an election in which what little drama there was centred on one ward. Twelve of the council's 39 seats were up for grabs, but it was largely a case of as you were. Counting in the Thorpe Hamlet ward in the Norwich City Council elections. - Credit: Dan Grimmer The most interest focused on Thorpe Hamlet. Former Green councillor Nigel Utton had quit the party to go independent and then resigned altogether after describing coronavirus as "the biggest con in hist...

Norfolk MP Clive Lewis has responded to Labour's performance in the 2021 elections.

The results in the battle for City Hall are in. - Credit: EDP pics © 2007 Norwich City Council remains in the control of Labour after an election in which what little drama there was centred on one ward. Twelve of the council's 39 seats were up for grabs, but it was largely a case of as you were. Counting in the Thorpe Hamlet ward in the Norwich City Council elections. - Credit: Dan Grimmer The most interest focused on Thorpe Hamlet. Former Green councillor Nigel Utton had quit the party to go independent and then resigned altogether after describing coronavirus as "the biggest con in hist...

Tributes have been paid to Eve Collishaw, former Lord Mayor of Norwich. - Credit: Antony Kelly Back in 2009, Eve Collishaw became the 100th Lord Mayor of Norwich – joining just a handful of the city’s previous lady mayors. Born Evelyn Jean Collishaw on April 3, 1945, in Norwich, the former city and county councillor died suddenly last month aged 76. The daughter of respected and well-known pharmacist Edward Roy Collishaw and his wife, Matilda nee Campbell Miller, Miss Collishaw attended Norwich High School for Girls from the age of 11 before undertaking a business training course in Lond...