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Cllr Simon King who held onto his Roman Bank seat - Credit: Harry Rutter Early Friday at the Hudson leisure centre in Wisbech and the celebrations are about to begin as every available seat – for county, district and town – goes to the Conservatives.  County council leader Steve Count wins a handsome victory in March North & Waldersey, along with his colleague Cllr Jan French.   Andy Maul (left) who lost out to Steve Tierney - Credit: Harry Rutter And the pattern is repeated as the results are declared, Labour, Lib Dem, Green and other opposition parties or individual candidates swept ...

Wisbech West – 24.18pc  Counting under way at the Hudson leisure centre in Wisbech for Cambs CC - Credit: Harry Rutter Tory Party chiefs, whilst confident of retaining control, have learned from past experience -including that of 2013 when UKIP delivered an extraordinary electoral blow – not to be complacent.    Including the deputy leader’s former seat, they have held 35 of the 61 council seats – with Lib Dems, Labour and independents the remaining 26.   Retention of that comfortable working majority is the goal.   Counting under way at the Hudson leisure centre in Wisbech for C...

“She told me she was not surprised that I wasn’t ‘really supportive’ and that ‘if the Conservatives want to do it, you always vote no’”  Cllr Patrick said: “That is unfair and unjust. It is my job as an elected member to ask questions that I believe are pertinent and proper given the proposed expenditure and previous situations that have arisen.   “I have at no point indicated, as yet, that I do not support the proposal in principle.   Horsefair toilets Wisbech - Credit: Archant “But with a project of this size and associated costs it is not unreasonable to ask appropri...

Wisbech Town Council votes against providing financial support to 50 Backpacks amid concerns over it not being properly registered and potentially closing  | Updated: 15:33, 08 February 2021 Wisbech Town Council will not be providing financial support to an organisation that helps homeless people because of concerns that it is not properly registered. The decision was made almost unanimously at last Monday's full council meeting when members discussed a motion put by independent Councillor Dave Patrick calling for an "urgent £1,000" donation to 50 Backpacks. The motion, which was seconde...