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The Green Party has claimed a council seat win.
The party secured victory in Grangetown, Cardiff, taking the seat from Labour in a by-election that signals shifting political tides in south Wales.
The win has bolstered the Greens’ confidence ahead of the 2026 Senedd elections, where they are targeting the Caerdydd Penarth constituency........
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