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7 things we learnt in Norfolk's local elections | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

7 things we learnt in Norfolk's local elections | Norwich Evening News

A former soldier is Norfolk's new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). Giles Orpen-Smellie, who served for 34 years with the parachute regiment, beat his nearest rival, Labour's Michael Rosen, by 50,442 votes in the second round of voting. Andrew Proctor, leader of Norfolk County Council. Pic: Neil Perry - Credit: Archant 3.  The Tories tightened their grip on Norfolk County Council The Tories increased their number of seats from 52 to 58, which included taking Holt from the Liberal Democrats, King's Lynn North and Central from Labour and Marshland North from the Independents. Green Party...

7 things we learnt in Norfolk's local elections | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

7 things we learnt in Norfolk's local elections | Eastern Daily Press

A former soldier is Norfolk's new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). Giles Orpen-Smellie, who served for 34 years with the parachute regiment, beat his nearest rival, Labour's Michael Rosen, by 50,442 votes in the second round of voting. Andrew Proctor, leader of Norfolk County Council. Pic: Neil Perry - Credit: Archant 3.  The Tories tightened their grip on Norfolk County Council The Tories increased their number of seats from 52 to 58, which included taking Holt from the Liberal Democrats, King's Lynn North and Central from Labour and Marshland North from the Independents. Green Party...

Norwich City Council stays in Labour control | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Norwich City Council stays in Labour control | Eastern Daily Press

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...

Norwich City Council stays in Labour control | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Norwich City Council stays in Labour control | Norwich Evening News

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...

Norwich coronavirus protesters due in court | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Norwich coronavirus protesters due in court | Norwich Evening News

Chapelfield Gardens in Norwich. Picture: Denise Bradley. - Credit: Archant 2013 Three people have been charged with breaking lockdown rules by taking part in an anti-Covid protest involving more than 30 people in a Norwich park. Keeley Baker, 38, Richard Goldsmith, 44, and Calvin Stroud, 55, were among those taking part in a gathering at Chapelfield Gardens in Norwich, during the second national lockdown, on November 7 last year. Baker, of Fleming Close, Gorleston, Goldsmith, of Sheep Meadow Close, Norwich, and Stroud, from London, all appeared at Norwich Magistrates Court earlier this mont...