In article <MR+6+yJol2KKFwD8@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@invalid.invalid (Paul 
Hyett) wrote:

> On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 at 17:46:45, John M Ward  
> wrote in uk.politics.electoral :
> 
> >In article ,
> >   Paul Hyett <pah@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> >> How come nobody is posting about them??
> >
> >Oh!  Good point.  I spent all of yesterday blogging (with continual
> >updating), following TV and Iain Dale's nine-hour marathon Internet 
> >radio programme, and didn't really have time to post anywhere else.  I 
> >was, until now, taking some time off before tomorrow's Euro elections
> >mini-marathon.
> 
> Am I right in thinking the UK's Euro results will all be released 
> at 9pm tonight? Presumably they were counted back on Friday?

You're right abut the release. The counting hasn't started (not round here 
anyway). We start at 3 in Cambridge.

> >It was well worth all the effort, to see how the British voting public 
> >had reacted to events and recent revelations.  Although non-Big Three 
> >parties and Independents saw their number of seats rise by 90, this was
> >overshadowed by the Conservatives' nett overall gain of some 285 seats;
> >and Labour's losses amounting to 329 seats just added to the gulf 
> >between those two parties.
> 
> Glos CC saw Labour slip to just 4 seats.
> 
> Now :
> 
> Conservative - 42 (+9)
> Labour - 4 (-8)
> Lib Dem - 13 (-1)
> Green - 1 (+1)
> People against Bureaucracy 2 (+1)
> Independent - 1 (-2)

One of our new Cambridge County Councillors used to be a City Councillor 
in Gloucester.

-- 
Cllr. Colin Rosenstiel
Cambridge                    http://www.rosenstiel.co.uk/
Cambridge Liberal Democrats: http://www.cambridgelibdems.org.uk/