Local election turnout rises in several urban boroughs

Housing and bin collections dominate doorstep conversations.

Amelia Croft
Polling station sign at dusk
Editorial illustration · Book Leaves

Early counts suggested higher turnout than the previous local cycle in several urban boroughs, with canvassers citing housing standards and waste collections as the issues that brought voters out.

Analysts cautioned that national swings remain hard to read from fragmented mayoral and council maps.

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