Harry Phibbs is a journalist and commentator based in Leeds, United Kingdom. He writes for ConservativeHome and CapX, with his work also appearing in The Telegraph. Harry's articles focus on local politics, Conservative Party issues, and critiques of Labour Party policies.
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Harry Phibbs' coverage is heavily centered on government and politics, with a particular focus on local matters within the United Kingdom, specifically in Leeds. He frequently covers council by-elections, housing shortage issues, and political parties. Given his extensive coverage of these topics at the local level, he may be interested in insights from local politicians or community leaders who can provide perspectives or solutions to these issues.
Phibbs also delves into legal policy regulation and government announcements related to his themes. If you have expertise in UK-specific policies or legal regulations pertaining to these areas, your input could be valuable for potential contributions to his articles.
When reaching out to Harry Phibbs regarding articles covering government announcements and local politics within Leeds and the UK more broadly, consider offering insights that align with his focus on council by-elections, housing shortages, education reform as well as perspectives from relevant political figures operating at the regional level.
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By: Harry Phibbs
Denbighshire – Rhyl Trellewelyn Conservatives 188 (51.4 per cent, +33.8 on 2022) Labour 127 (34.7 per cent, -5.5) Plaid Cymru 36 (8.7 per cent, -3.9) Lib Dems 19 (5.2 per cent, +5.2)
By: Harry Phibbs
Blackpool – Marton Reform UK 462 (38.8 per cent, +29.3 on 2023) Labour 334 (28.0 per cent, -23.0) Conservatives 254 (21.3 per cent, -18.2) Independent
By: Harry Phibbs
The statutory requirement for the UK to achieve net-zero in carbon emissions by 2050 has been debated a certain amount during the Conservative leadership contest.
By: Harry Phibbs
It seems a long time ago now. But in his speech to the Conservative Party Conference last week, James Cleverly declared:
By: Harry Phibbs
Coventry – St Michael's Labour 899 (49.1 per cent, -12.9) Trade Unions and Socialist Coalition 327 (17.9 per cent, +8.2) Workers Party of
By: Harry Phibbs
Anyway, the Renters' Rights Bill is not just a disaster for landlords and tenants. It will also increase the burden on Council Taxpayers. It is so important to open up and expand the housing market. This sanctimonious legislation will, instead, just pile on the misery.
By: Harry Phibbs
Ashford – Aylesford & East Stour Green Party 299 (31.6 per cent, +2.8 on 2023) Labour 293 (31.0 per cent, -1.2) Reform UK 216 (22.9 per cent, +22.9) Conservatives 111 (11.7 per cent, -2.2) Lib Dems 26 (2.8 per cent, +2.8)
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Charnwood – Sileby & Seagrave Green Party 752 (52.9 per cent, -0.8 on 2023) Reform UK 297 (20.9 per cent, +20.9) Conservatives 262 (18.4 per cent, -7.7) Labour 70 (4.9 per cent, -11.7) Lib Dems 40 (2.8 per cent, -0.7)
By: Harry Phibbs
Aberdeenshire – Central Buchan Conservatives 1,260 (41.3 per cent, +8.0) SNP 869 (28.5 per cent, -2.6) Lib Dems 435 (14.3 per cent, +1.2) Reform
By: Harry Phibbs
It required a pretty strong stomach to see Michelle O'Neill, a member of Sinn Féin and the First Minister of Northern Ireland, take part in an
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