A Conservative county councillor in Cambridge has defected to UKIP.
Cllr Adrian Dent, who represents Bassingbourn division on the county council, said that the Conservative Party is not the democratic party he joined years ago and that he was forced to accept things that were bad for his ward and the people he was elected to represent because of the party whip.
The UKIP group on Cambridgeshire County Council now has 13 councillors, one short of the Lib Dems who form the second largest group. The Conservatives have a minority administration with 29 of the 69 councillors on the county council.
Monday, 29 February 2016
Cambridgeshire Conservative County Councillor defects to UKIP
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Cambridgeshire Conservative County Councillor defects to UKIP
2016-02-29T18:30:00Z
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Cambridgeshire Conservative County Councillor defects to UKIP
2016-02-29T18:30:00Z
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Cambridgeshire|Cllr Adrian Dent|Conservatives|Defection|