Overview

• Daisy Blakemore-Creedon, elected at 18, resigned from the Labour Group citing a hostile environment and unresolved complaints of bullying and anti-Semitism.
• She claims she was falsely accused of racism for proposing CCTV in minicabs to improve passenger and driver safety, a motion that was rejected by the Labour Group.
• Blakemore-Creedon reported anti-Semitic comments tied to her Jewish heritage, including accusations from a Labour supporter linking her to Israeli politics.
• Her formal complaints about bullying, racism, and anti-Semitism remain unresolved after two delays, reportedly due to political concerns within the party.
• Her resignation shifts Peterborough City Council's composition, with Labour now holding 17 seats in a minority administration.