Labour maintains control in Gedling but Conservatives buck national trend
The deputy leader of Gedling Borough Council says the local election is a “sign people are willing to give Labour a chance” after the group secured a majority once again.
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The deputy leader of Gedling Borough Council says the local election is a “sign people are willing to give Labour a chance” after the group secured a majority once again.
Share After rummaging around the letterbox flap for a bit, while checking through the door's window to see if anyone is watching her, she retrieves the red and blue Conservative leaflet. In one deft move she then shoves a Labour leaflet through the letterbox in its place before calmly walking off. Pictured: Councillor Rachael Ellis Conservative MP for Gedling Tom Randall, 39, was made aware of the incident after one of his constituents emailed him the shocking footage. Mr Randall said: 'I'm surprised and disappointed to see an experienced Gedling Labour councillor removing Conservativ...