The Labour leader of Cambridge City Council said he was “obviously delighted” with the results of the election count announced today that saw his party maintain its majority. Cllr Mike Davey, who held his own seat in Petersfield ward, added that the party had enjoyed a “good day” because “we managed to achieve our target, which was to hold on to all the seats we had from our already high base” The only “disappointment”, he said, was that Anna Smith had lost her bid to become Police and Crime Commissioner standing against Conservative Darryl Preston, who will now hold the post for another four …