Polls have now closed in the 2006 Local Government Elections - and the counting has just begun. Results from across the country will appear on this website as soon as possible, but please be aware the results may take some time to appear.
Mr Blair's Black Wednesday saw nurses boo the health secretary, John Prescott admit to an affair and the home secretary face calls to quit.
In a hard-hitting speech in Norwich today, Sir Menzies Campbell, leader of the Liberal Democrats, spelt out the Liberal Democrat challenge on the environment. He criticised "A failure of nerve from the government. And a surfeit of spin from the Conservatives."
Polls have now opened in the 2006 Local Government Elections, Polls this year will stay open to 10pm. Twenty seats are being elected today in Wolverhampton - Remember if you want a hard-working Councillor representing you vote Liberal Democrat!
Astounded Liberal Democrat Councillors are furious that Tory and Labour Councillors ganged up to stop an urgent debate on policing at last Thursday's meeting of Woking Borough Council - the final Council meeting before the Borough Elections next Thursday (4 May).
Bob Worcester of MORI has revealed that the Liberal Democrats are now on 28% in the areas that are having elections next Thursday. This is one the highest ever ratings for the Liberal Democrats and with still a week to go before the Election bodes well for the Liberal Democrats to make gains across Wolverhampton - particularly in Heathtown, Oxley, Park and St. Peters wards from Labour and Tettenhall Regis ward from the Conservatives.