When and where are the local elections 2025 and why aren't they in London?
Briefly

On May 1, voters in selected regions of England will have the chance to elect councillors and mayors during local elections. This marks the first electoral event since the general election in July 2024, impacting decisions on local services, housing, and education. Elections will take place across 23 councils, comprising 14 county councils and 8 unitary authorities. Mayoral elections will also occur in key regions. Local government elections occur every four years, but not all areas hold them simultaneously, with some authorities opting for 'all-out' elections every four years.
The upcoming local elections in England on May 1 will mark the first opportunity for voters since the general election in July 2024 to elect councillors and mayors.
Voters across 23 councils, including 14 county councils and eight unitary authorities, will choose representatives on local issues.
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