Local Alliance

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Local Alliance
Leader Cllr Timothy Johnson
DeputyCllr Diana Johnson
Founded5 February 2019 (2019-02-05)
Headquarters15 Lifeboat Way,
Selsey,
West Sussex,
PO20 0TX
Ideology Localism
Colours  Black
  White
West Sussex County Council
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Chichester District Council
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Website
https://www.localalliance.uk/

The Local Alliance is a political party based in Chichester, England. The party was founded in 2019 and has successfully contested local elections to Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council. [1] [2]

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Election results

West Sussex County Council

ElectionLeaderVotes %Seats±Status
2021 Timothy Johnson1,7330.71
1 / 70
Increase2.svg 1Opposition

Chichester District Council

ElectionLeaderVotes %Seats±Status
2019 Timothy Johnson1,5282.62
2 / 36
Increase2.svg 2Opposition
2023 2,603
4 / 36
Increase2.svg 2Opposition

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References

  1. Joe Stack (3 May 2019). "Local Alliance wins Selsey seats in Chichester District Council elections". Chichester Observer.
  2. Joshua Powling (8 May 2021). "Chichester district's election results from West Sussex County Council in full". Chichester Observer.