Ten months after Labour’s historic victory in the general election – and the Conservative party’s crushing defeat – voters return to the polls for the local elections. Labour, the Tories and Reform remain neck-and-neck in the polls, but who will voters decide to put their faith in on election day?

Should Labour be ambitious about a second term? Have the Tories started to recuperate their losses? Can Reform keep up the momentum – and see their efforts translate to electoral success?

Join The Spectator’s home team as they analyse the results, the mood of the country, and what the outcomes mean for British politics.