More articles for Local elections

The political landscape across Yorkshire and Humberside may have changed, but our commitment to public services remains the same

Reform poses an unprecedented threat to the union movement

The recent May local election results have brought political change across our r…

Reform poses an unprecedented threat to the union movement

Commenting on the results of the local elections, UNISON South East regional sec…

Union warns against Reform’s opposition to the Employment Rights Bil

Voters in council elections have deserted the Conservatives over their party’s failure to properly fund local services

Choose who you can trust to put you and your family first

UNISON has one million women members – more than two thirds of our union – who l…

More than 100 candidates standing in this year’s local elections have officially…

As service users as well as providers, UNISON members know the challenges faced by councils after a decade of Conservative cuts

In just one week, on Thursday 5 May, UNISON members across the UK will get a chance to cast their votes in elections.

Use the elections on 5 May to send a message to the Tories about partygate and the cost of living crisis

Voters will go to the polls in less than four weeks to decide the future of local authorities across Wales.