In this section we:
- Tell you about your local MP
- Give results in the last general election in the local constituency
- Show the manifestos for the May 2006 elections
- Tell you which ward covers your area and who is your councillor
- Tell you about the results of the last local elections
- Tell you how to contact local political parties
- Give details of how you are represented on the GLA
- Show how much Council Tax you pay
The
wards on the map to the right are the principal ones covering the Acton area in
the London Borough of Ealing.
Each ward has three councillors. At present all three main parties have Councillors representing wards covering the Acton area.
Acton Area Committee
The Acton Area Committee meets regularly to discuss issues relevant to the local wards. Notification of these meetings will appear on the site and the newsletter if possible.
Usually the Committee will be chaired by a member of the Labour group with the vice-chair coming from the Liberal Democrats.
Results of Last Council Election in Ealing Borough
| EALING
BOROUGH COUNCIL - CONSERVATIVES GAIN CONTROL | |||
|
PARTY |
WARDS - MAY 2006 |
WARDS - MAY 2002 | WARDS
- MAY 1998 |
|
Conservative |
37 |
17 |
15 |
|
Labour |
29 |
48 |
53 |
| Liberal Democrat | 3 |
4 |
3 |
For ward by ward results for the Acton area click here
Ealing Borough had two fewer seats in 2002 compared to 1998
Party manifestoes for the May 2006 election
Party manifestoes from the May 2002 election
Local Election News - May 2006
Major Shock as Conservatives win in Ealing
Tram a factor as Labour lose 'bellwether borough'
Handful of votes decide outcome in Acton
Conservatives make significant gains in local wards
Green candidate forced to stand down
South Acton representative was a Council employee
Acton seats could be key in local elections
Ward by ward analysis of voting in Ealing Borough
Save Ealing's Streets canvass party views
Labour, Lib Dems and Tories outline their stance on the tram
Experts Predict Labour will hold Ealing
Cameron must win 'bellwether borough' to become PM
Simon Hughes continues 'No Tram' campaign
Leading MP's walkabout bolsters party's anti-tram protest
Conservatives launch local election manifesto
Tories pledge to focus on crime and grime in Ealing Borough
Local Lib Dems unite to launch local manifesto
Party pledges a safer more environmentally friendly borough