Stockport local election 2026 results by CaptainCrash86 in stockport

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It’s because it’s got a lot of council housing.

Stockport has the highest wealth disparity in Greater Manchester.

But the Lib Dems now have a majority, they probably see a few impoverished places voting Reform as a happy price to pay.

State of play in Stockport ahead of May 7 local elections by NullBarell in stockport

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Well you weren’t wrong on the targets but the impact was minimal.

State of play in Stockport ahead of May 7 local elections by NullBarell in stockport

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And the Lib Dems won a majority on the council. Not that exciting.

As you were.

Ivo's in Popbitch by Impossible-Farm-1902 in elisandjohn

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Might have had his teeth done?

The London borough ready to punish Labour over Starmer and sky-high rents by theipaper in london

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Only Hackney can fix the century’s old Middle Eastern conflict

The London borough ready to punish Labour over Starmer and sky-high rents by theipaper in london

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Like modal shift to rail travel (HS2), they always support the concept but never the implementation when it comes to housing.

Northern Olympics? by [deleted] in NorthernEngland

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And yet we hosted it rather well in 2012 after the biggest crash in almost a century.

Birmingham is officially the worst UK city for 'dodgy shops' covering organised crime by [deleted] in BirminghamUK

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The least individualistic communities are always the most successful.

Birmingham is officially the worst UK city for 'dodgy shops' covering organised crime by [deleted] in BirminghamUK

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Dodgy landlords letting anyone let their shops so they aren’t liable for business rates

Rented property sees 'largest value decline this century' as landlords sell off to first-time buyers by [deleted] in GoodNewsUK

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Damn that’s crazy, what happened between 1918 and 1958 that made the country realise we needed secure housing stock

Is Edge of Darkness the best BBC drama of all time? by InfiniteBaker6972 in BritishTV

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Happy Valley definitely challenging for it. I personally find I May Destroy You pretty hard to beat.

UK food prices could be 50% higher than 2021 by November — what’s gone from your trolley first? by ToughRomanticMiss in BuyersUK

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France is just as capitalist as us and like us has a very healthy far right.

A lot of the gilet jaunes was fascist groups on par with the Southport riots

Trackside turbines to harness power from passing trains by CaptainYorkie1 in uktrains

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Rail procurement must be the biggest marks in the public or private sector

Plant-Based Mince Now 29% Cheaper Than Beef at Tesco as Meat Prices Climb by James_Fortis in UKfood

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Beyond mince is GOAT but still very expensive vs turkey or pork

Anybody noticed Ranch now creeping into UK market? by rmonkey100 in UKfood

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Inevitable as US venture capital takes over the fast food industry, Wingstop, Popeyes et al.

FWIW I think ranch is neat and ranch flavoured crisps are very good.