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Lewis Baston: Labour’s Wandsworth by-election win restores fragile balance of power

The Conservatives lost control of Wandsworth last Thursday after having a slim majority of councillors for just over a month. That had occurred because in July a Labour councillor for Trinity ward resigned, meaning the council was technically no longer under No Overall Control…

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