Councillor Mark Ashton and Councillor Robert Dryden have chosen to resign from the Labour Party and as a result they are no longer members of the Labour Group on Cambridge City Council.
A Cambridge Labour Spokesperson said:
“We are very disappointed that Cllr Ashton and Cllr Dryden have chosen to resign from the Labour Party. We appreciate their contributions as Labour councillors, both to the city and to Cherry Hinton ward. We hope they will continue to work with us to improve the lives of everyone in Cambridge.
“Cambridge Labour remains focused on continuing to serve our residents and working hard to deliver high-quality vital services for our city. We are proud of our record of delivering new council homes, better services and support for our most vulnerable residents.”
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