Andrew’s Previews
Andrew Teale"All the right votes, but not necessarily in the right order"
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Previewing the three council by-elections of 11th June 2026
Three by-elections on 11th June 2026:
Christleton and Huntington
Cheshire West and Chester council; caused by the death of Conservative councillor Stuart Parker.
Today’s column is going to be bookended by two wards which voted Conserv...
Previewing the City of London, and Westmorland and Furness by-elections of 4th June 2026
Two by-elections on 4th June 2026:
Coleman Street
City of London Corporation; caused by the election of Common Councilman Sushil Saluja as an Alderman of the City.
The coming tidal wave of by-elections arising from the 7th May polls h...
Previewing the Fairwood ward, Swansea by-election of 28th May 2026
Just one by-election on 28th May 2026:
Fairwood
Swansea council, Glamorgan; caused by the death of Conservative councillor Paxton Hood-Williams.
Andrew’s Previews is going to be doing a lot of work on Wales over the next month. That i...
Previewing the four local by-elections of 21st May 2026
Welcome to another year of Andrew’s Previews, the weekly column which examines the local by-elections that take place up and down Great Britain on nearly every Thursday throughout the year. Each Preview examines the place, the people and th...
Reviewing the 7th May 2026 local and devolved elections
It’s the weekend after the local elections, which means that it’s time to write my traditional debrief piece trying to summarise the results and seeing how my previews from before the election fared.
This is the second set of local electio...
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