Bad election night for LGA group leaders

The local election results are still coming in thick and fast but the implications for the LGA were clear a long time ago.

By MJ Correspondent | 27 May 2014

The local election results are still coming in thick and fast but the implications for the Local Government Association (LGA) were clear a long time ago.

Short of a minor miracle, Labour were always going to wrestle the leadership from Sir Merrick Cockell and the Conservatives.

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