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Political shake-up in Bristol and the West Country as voters appear to be turning away from Labour and the Conservatives
1 year ago
Support for the two main parties has fallen sharply across the South West. Experts are predicting major gains for the Liberal Democrats, Reform UK and The Green Party at upcoming elections.
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