Exeter Lib Dems
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Exeter Lib Dem councillors and campaigners.
Promoted by Exeter Liberal Democrats at 35A Howell Rd, EX4 4LT.
Promoted by Exeter Liberal Democrats at 35A Howell Rd, EX4 4LT.
Seaton (East Devon) Council By-Election Result:
🔶 LDM: 41.3% (+21.2)
➡️ RFM: 29.6% (New)
🌳 CON: 20.9% (-9.5)
🙋 Ind: 8.2% (New)
No Ind (-28.9) or LAB (-12.9) as previous.
Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative.
Changes w/ 2023.
🔶 LDM: 41.3% (+21.2)
➡️ RFM: 29.6% (New)
🌳 CON: 20.9% (-9.5)
🙋 Ind: 8.2% (New)
No Ind (-28.9) or LAB (-12.9) as previous.
Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative.
Changes w/ 2023.
December 13, 2025 at 1:27 PM
A phenomenal turnaround. All the better for tackling the top priorities we identified from local residents: fixing potholes, sorting out SEND, and addressing the Tories' financial mess, all with the approach of working in partnership with local communities and relevant authorities.
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May 4, 2025 at 10:10 PM
A phenomenal turnaround. All the better for tackling the top priorities we identified from local residents: fixing potholes, sorting out SEND, and addressing the Tories' financial mess, all with the approach of working in partnership with local communities and relevant authorities.
3/3
3/3
This will be vitally important in getting Exeter's voice heard in the local government reorganisation happening over the next few years.
Across Devon, we had been 30 seats behind the Tories (out of 60 cllrs total). Now, it's looking like we'll lead the council.
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Across Devon, we had been 30 seats behind the Tories (out of 60 cllrs total). Now, it's looking like we'll lead the council.
2/3
May 4, 2025 at 10:10 PM
This will be vitally important in getting Exeter's voice heard in the local government reorganisation happening over the next few years.
Across Devon, we had been 30 seats behind the Tories (out of 60 cllrs total). Now, it's looking like we'll lead the council.
2/3
Across Devon, we had been 30 seats behind the Tories (out of 60 cllrs total). Now, it's looking like we'll lead the council.
2/3
He was elected to Exeter City Council (ECC) for Duryard & St James in 2019 & reelected in 2023.
On ECC, he's led campaigns to get council funding for Citizens Advice Exeter, requested the govt rethink its Winter Fuel Allowance cuts & campaigned on planning issues to maintain community balance.
On ECC, he's led campaigns to get council funding for Citizens Advice Exeter, requested the govt rethink its Winter Fuel Allowance cuts & campaigned on planning issues to maintain community balance.
April 23, 2025 at 6:43 PM
He was elected to Exeter City Council (ECC) for Duryard & St James in 2019 & reelected in 2023.
On ECC, he's led campaigns to get council funding for Citizens Advice Exeter, requested the govt rethink its Winter Fuel Allowance cuts & campaigned on planning issues to maintain community balance.
On ECC, he's led campaigns to get council funding for Citizens Advice Exeter, requested the govt rethink its Winter Fuel Allowance cuts & campaigned on planning issues to maintain community balance.
Our priorities for Devon CC focus on fixing the roads, sorting out SEND & addressing the Tories' financial mess, all with approach working in partnership with local communities & relevant authorities.
Find out who's standing up for your community: exeterlibdems.org.uk/localwards/exeter-wards-devon
Find out who's standing up for your community: exeterlibdems.org.uk/localwards/exeter-wards-devon
Devon Elections - Exeter Liberal Democrats
exeterlibdems.org.uk
April 15, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Our priorities for Devon CC focus on fixing the roads, sorting out SEND & addressing the Tories' financial mess, all with approach working in partnership with local communities & relevant authorities.
Find out who's standing up for your community: exeterlibdems.org.uk/localwards/exeter-wards-devon
Find out who's standing up for your community: exeterlibdems.org.uk/localwards/exeter-wards-devon
Exeter Labour pledged a 35% affordable housing target a decade ago. These two planning decisions suggest they're happy to settle for 0%, out of 1,683 proposed units.
January 28, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Exeter Labour pledged a 35% affordable housing target a decade ago. These two planning decisions suggest they're happy to settle for 0%, out of 1,683 proposed units.