Labour says it's seeing 'significant impact from turnout and voter complacency' in London. Source: 'There are still half of London boroughs to count and it’s too early to say anything with any certainty at this stage'
From our @skynews election team. Analysis of England councils results so far tells a very clear story: Conservative vote up most in areas that voted by more than 55% to Leave the EU
Latest from Sir John Curtice: In places last contested in 2016, there is a swing of 10 points from Labour to Tory in places where relatively large numbers of people have no qualifications, whereas there is a slight swing to Labour in places with a large number of graduates.
Current Tory hegemony in England is driven by paradox that Remainy Wessex is economically more right wing than socially liberal, but huge swathes of Midlands / North are more socially Conservative than they are economically left. That’s why Darlington is blue & Windsor isn’t red
🚨 20 fire engines on the scene of a fire at New Providence Wharf in East London this morning.
The building’s still covered in ACM cladding - the same type as was on Grenfell. Awaiting updates. @LBC
Sunderland results continue to have very little to do with its Brexit position! The local Lb Dems don't run on Brexit, but on the poor Ofsted rating for local services, the convicted paedophile ex-councillor & the former council leader who may or may not have murdered someone.
Not long to go until Partner Huw Edwards joins the Leader of @kent_cc, Cllr Roger Gough, to discuss their perspective on the recent challenges that face Local Govt. alongside views on #planning and #infrastructure, as we move into 2021, with @Curtinandco > https://t.co/P4RxdoVnNO
Sign up to this @Curtinandco event to hear Partner, Huw Edwards and the Leader of @Kent_cc Cllr Roger Gough, discuss their perspective on the recent challenges that face Local Govt. alongside views on #planning and #infrastructure, as we move into 2021 > https://t.co/P4RxdoVnNO
What are the ongoing challenges planning and development face as a result Covid? How will Government's planning white paper ease those challenges? @SamMetsonMRTPI, #Planning Partner gives his industry insight at this afternoon's @Curtinandco webinar. Join: https://t.co/7Me2IkAriq
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced an immediate stamp duty holiday on all property sales in England and Northern Ireland up to the value of £500,000 until March 31st 2021. The previous threshold was £125,000.