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Local Elections 2012: Thank you for voting LABOUR


Labour gains 9 seats from the Conservatives and increases the number of Labour Councillors on the Council to 44.

Labour Leader Councillor Roger Lawrence thanked the people of Wolverhampton for turning out in the rain and voting Labour.

"I am delighted with today's results and want to thank everyone who voted Labour. A strong Labour Council can best defend all the people of Wolverhampton against the unfair Conservative/Lib Dem cuts being forced on the City."

For the results in full click here results dashboard

Manifesto 2012

Read the Labour Group's Manifesto for 2012.
Click here.


Budget 2012/13


Wolverhampton City Council leader Councillor Roger Lawrence has announced a budget both to protect and improve essential services for the most vulnerable and invest in the revitalisation of the city, particularly the city centre.

At the same time, the council’s share of the Council Tax for 2012/13 will be frozen to this year’s level.

To find out more click here here.

Local News


Wolverhampton MPs Emma Reynolds and Pat McFadden are backing Cllr Bob Jones to become the Labour candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands.
West Midlands Police Authority has welcomed Home Office proposals for cash transactions for scrap metal to be outlawed. Home Secretary Theresa May has also announced that there will be stiffer fines for all offences under the existing Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964.

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