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This is a list of the political make-up of principal local and regional authorities, commonly known as local councils, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, following the 5 May 2016 local government elections. There are 433 principal authorities in the UK: 27 county councils, 55 unitary authorities, 32 London boroughs, 36 Metropolitan boroughs, 201 districts, 32 Scottish unitary authorities, 22 Welsh unitary authorities, and 26 Northern Ireland districts. This list does not include parish and town councils, the lowest tier of local government with limited powers.

The three main parties in Great Britain, the Conservatives, Labour, and the Liberal Democrats, have the most councillors, with 40%, 35%, and 11% of the total respectively. The Scottish National Party has the most in Scotland of any party, and Plaid Cymru is second to Labour in number of councillors in Wales. Northern Ireland is controlled by parties local to the country. Several minor nationwide parties hold a number of seats across the UK, most prominently the United Kingdom Independence Party, and the Green Party. There are thousands of independent or Residents' association councillors, and many local political parties hold seats and sometimes form part of council administrations.

Summary of councillors

Party	Total	County Council	Unitary Authority	Metro Borough	District Council	London Borough	Welsh Unitary	Scottish Unitary	Northern Ireland
Conservative	8,393	942	1,299	393	5,042	601	105	11
Labour	6,982	376	1,140	1,712	1,733	1,057	568	396
Liberal Democrats	2,053	241	310	179	1,070	115	73	65
SNP	409							409
UKIP	394	114	58	43	168	11
Green	152	19	34	28	67	4
Plaid Cymru	173						173
DUP	175								175
Sinn Féin	138								138
UUP	99								99
SDLP	87								87
Alliance	44								44
Liberal	13	2	3	2	6
Llais Gwynedd	13						13
Scottish Green	13							13
Mebyon Kernow	4		4
BNP	1				1
English Democrats	1				1
Scottish Socialist	1							1
Independents	1,340	94	219	53	614	41	319
Residents	123	16	2	77	22	3
Others*	99	6	29	3	57	3	1

Others include anything that is not accounted for above, such as lesser known parties. For further detail, see individual tables below.

Representation by council

Note that 'NOC' refers to no overall control

County councils

Last updated 03/11/16


Council	Web	Total	Control	CON	LAB	LD	GRN	UKIP	IND	RA^[a]	Other
Buckinghamshire	Clrs	49	Con	37	1	3		4	4
Cambridgeshire	Clrs	69	NOC Min. Con	32	8	14		10	5
Cumbria	Clrs	84	NOC Lab/LD	25	36	15			8
Derbyshire	Clrs	64	Lab	18	43	3
Devon	Clrs	62	Con	38	7	10		4	3
Dorset	Clrs	45	Con	26	4	13	1	1
East Sussex	Clrs	49	NOC Min. Con	21	7	10		6	5
Essex	Clrs	75	Con	45	8	9	2	6	2	3
Gloucestershire	Clrs	53	NOC Min. Con	25	9	14	1	1	2		1 People Against Bureaucracy
Hampshire	Clrs	78	Con	46	4	16		9	2		1 Community Campaign (Hart)
Hertfordshire	Clrs	77	Con	45	15	16			1
Kent	Clrs	84	Con	47	12	7	1	15	1	1
Lancashire	Clrs	84	NOC Min. Lab	34	39	6	1		4
Leicestershire	Clrs	55	Con	30	9	13		2	1
Lincolnshire	Clrs	77	NOC Con/Ind/LD	35	12	4		12	11		3 Independence from Europe
Norfolk	Clrs	84	NOC Min. Con	41	14	10	4	12	3
North Yorkshire	Clrs	72	Con	45	7	6		2	10		2 Liberal
Northamptonshire	Clrs	57	Con	36	11	6		3	1
Nottinghamshire	Clrs	67	NOC Min. Lab	21	32	5			8		1 Hucknall First Community Forum
Oxfordshire	Clrs	63	NOC Min. Con	31	15	11	2		4
Somerset	Clrs	55	Con	31	5	14		3	1
Staffordshire	Clrs	62	Con	34	23			1	4
Suffolk	Clrs	75	NOC Min. Con	37	15	8	2	10	3
Surrey	Clrs	81	Con	60	1	8	1	2		9
Warwickshire	Clrs	62	NOC Min. Con	26	22	9	2		3
West Sussex	Clrs	71	Con	44	6	7		9	5
Worcestershire	Clrs	57	Con	32	11	4	2	2	3	3
Totals		1,811	Con 15 Lab 1 NOC 11	942	376	241	19	114	94	16	2 Liberal 6 Other party

District councils


Council	Web	Total	Control	CON	LAB	LD	GRN	UKIP	IND	RA^[a]	Others
Adur	Clrs	29	Con	16	3			8	2
Allerdale	Clrs	56	NOC	16	28	1		2	10
Amber Valley	Clrs	45	Lab	23	22
Arun	Clrs	56	Con	42	1	5		4	2
Ashfield	Clrs	35	Lab	4	22				9
Ashford	Clrs	43	Con	35	3	1		1	3
Aylesbury Vale	Clrs	59	Con	43	2	8		4	2
Babergh	Clrs	43	Con	29	1	3			10
Barrow-in-Furness	Clrs	36	Lab	8	28
Basildon	Clrs	42	NOC	19	9			10	2		2 Independence from from the EU
Basingstoke and Deane	Clrs	60	Con	33	19	6			2
Bassetlaw	Clrs	48	Lab	12	33				3
Blaby	Clrs	39	Con	29	6	4
Bolsover	Clrs	37	Lab		32				5
Boston	Clrs	32	Con	13	2			12	3
Braintree	Clrs	49	Con	43	3		1			2
Breckland	Clrs	54	Con	41	2			4	1		1 Unionist
Brentwood	Clrs	37	Con	34	2				1
Broadland	Clrs	47	Con	42		5
Bromsgrove	Clrs	31	Con	18	7				3	3
Broxbourne	Clrs	30	Con	26	3			1
Broxtowe	Clrs	44	Con	27	12	4			1
Burnley	Clrs	45	Lab	4	27	12		1	1
Cambridge	Clrs	42	Lab	1	26	13	1		2
Cannock Chase	Clrs	41	Lab	13	21	1	1	3	2
Canterbury	Clrs	39	Con	31	3	3		2
Carlisle	Clrs	52	Lab	20	26	1			4		by-election 24Nov2016
Castle Point	Clrs	41	Con	22				3	1		15 Canvey Island Independent Party
Charnwood	Clrs	52	Con	41	9	1			1
Chelmsford	Clrs	57	Con	52		5
Cheltenham	Clrs	40	LD	7		29			1		3 People Against Bureaucracy
Cherwell	Clrs	50	Con	38	8				2
Chesterfield	Clrs	48	Lab		38	8		1	1
Chichester	Clrs	48	Con	38		8			2
Chiltern	Clrs	40	Con	31	1	5		1	2
Chorley	Clrs	47	Lab	13	32				2
Christchurch	Clrs	24	Con	22					2
Colchester	Clrs	60	NOC	23	9	24			4
Copeland	Clrs	51	Lab	15	34				2
Corby	Clrs	29	Lab	4	22	3
Cotswold	Clrs	44	Con	24		10			5
Craven	Clrs	30	Con	17	1	2			10
Crawley	Clrs	37	Lab	16	20			1
Dacorum	Clrs	51	Con	43	1	7
Dartford	Clrs	44	Con	29	10				3	3
Daventry	Clrs	36	Con	28	4	1		3
Derbyshire Dales	Clrs	39	Con	28	5	4			2
Dover	Clrs	45	Con	26	19
East Cambridgeshire	Clrs	39	Con	25		10			4
East Devon	Clrs	59	Con	42		10			7
East Dorset	Clrs	36	Con	30		6
East Hampshire	Clrs	44	Con	39		5
East Hertfordshire	Clrs	50	Con	45		2			3
East Lindsey	Clrs	60	NOC	30	10	1		2	15		2 Sutton-on-Sea First
East Northamptonshire	Clrs	40	Con	35	2				3
East Staffordshire	Clrs	39	NOC	18	16	1			4
Eastbourne	Clrs	27	LD	12		15
Eastleigh	Clrs	44	LD	4		40
Eden	Clrs	38	NOC	15		10			13
Elmbridge	Clrs	60	Con	32		6			3	15	3 Walton Soc, 1 Hersham Soc
Epping Forest	Clrs	58	Con	35		3	2	2	3	13
Epsom and Ewell	Clrs	38	Ind	3	3	6		1		25
Erewash	Clrs	51	Con	26	25
Exeter	Clrs	40	Lab	10	27	3
Fareham	Clrs	31	Con	23		5		1	2
Fenland	Clrs	40	Con	34		2			4
Forest Heath	Clrs	27	Con	23	1	2			1
Forest of Dean	Clrs>	48	NOC	18	17	1		1	11
Fylde	Clrs	51	Con	26		3			22
Gedling	Clrs	50	Lab	15	31	4
Gloucester	Clrs	36	NOC	18	9	9
Gosport	Clrs	34	Con	21	6	6		1
Gravesham	Clrs	44	Con	23	21
Great Yarmouth	Clrs	39	NOC	14	15			10
Guildford	Clrs	48	Con	34	2	12
Hambleton	Clrs	44	Con	39		2			3
Harborough	Clrs	37	Con	27		9			1
Harlow	Clrs	33	Lab	11	17			5
Harrogate	Clrs	54	Con	34		15			5
Hart	Clrs	33	NOC	14		9			1		9 Community Campaign (Hart)
Hastings	Clrs	32	Lab	8	24
Havant	Clrs	38	Con	31	4	1		2
Hertsmere	Clrs	39	Con	34	5
High Peak	Clrs	43	NOC	15	21	3			4
Hinckley & Bosworth	Clrs	34	Con	21	1	12
Horsham	Clrs	44	Con	37		4			2
Huntingdonshire	Clrs	52	Con	35	1	5		7	4
Hyndburn	Clrs	35	Lab	8	23			2	2
Ipswich	Clrs	48	Lab	10	35	3
Kettering	Clrs	36	Con	25	9			1	1
King's Lynn & West Norfolk	Clrs	62	Con	42	12	2	1	1	4
Lancaster	Clrs	60	NOC	15	23		8		14
Lewes	Clrs	41	NOC	20		18		2	1
Lichfield	Clrs	56	Con	46	10
Lincoln	Clrs	33	Lab	6	27
Maidstone	Clrs	55	NOC	24	2	20		4	5
Maldon	Clrs	31	Con	27	1				3
Malvern Hills	Clrs	38	Con	21		9	2	1	5
Mansfield	Clrs	36	Lab		25				11
Melton	Clrs	28	Con	19	6				3
Mendip	Clrs	47	Con	31	1	14			1
Mid Devon	Clrs	42	Con	24		6			12
Mid Suffolk	Clrs	40	Con	21	1	6	4	1	5		2 Suffolk Together
Mid Sussex	Clrs	54	Con	45	1	8
Mole Valley	Clrs	41	NOC	19		15		1	6
New Forest	Clrs	60	Con	52		6		2
Newark and Sherwood	Clrs	46	NOC	22	15	3			6
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Clrs	60	Lab	16	32	6	1	5
North Devon	Clrs	43	NOC	19		13			8		3 North Devon First
North Dorset	Clrs	33	Con	22		7			4
North East Derbyshire	Clrs	53	Lab	17	34				2
North Hertfordshire	Clrs	49	Con	34	12	3
North Kesteven	Clrs	43	Con	27		3			13
North Norfolk	Clrs	48	Con	28		17		1	2
North Warwickshire	Clrs	35	Lab	17	18
North West Leicestershire	Clrs	38	Con	21	16	1
Northampton	Clrs	45	Con	26	14	4		1
Norwich	Clrs	39	Lab		21	3	15
Nuneaton and Bedworth	Clrs	34	Lab	3	28		2		1
Oadby and Wigston	Clrs	26	LD	4		22
Oxford	Clrs	48	Lab		32	8	6		1
Pendle	Clrs	49	NOC	19	18	11					1 BNP
Preston	Clrs	57	Lab	19	32	5			1
Purbeck	Clrs	24	NOC	12		11			1
Redditch	Clrs	29	Lab	9	18			1	1
Reigate and Banstead	Clrs	51	Con	37		2	3	1	1	7
Ribble Valley	Clrs	40	Con	33		6			1
Richmondshire	Clrs	34	Ind	13		2		1	18
Rochford	Clrs	39	Con	27	1	3	2	3	1	2
Rossendale	Clrs	36	Lab	9	24				1		1 Community First
Rother	Clrs	38	Con	27	2	5			4
Rugby	Clrs	42	Con	22	10	7			2
Runnymede	Clrs	42	Con	36						6
Rushcliffe	Clrs	50	Con	34	5	6	2		3
Rushmoor	Clrs	39	Con	24	12			3
Ryedale	Clrs	30	Con	18		3			3	1
St Albans	Clrs	58	NOC	28	10	17	1		2
St Edmundsbury	Clrs	45	Con	37	3		1		4
Scarborough	Clrs	50	NOC	24	6	2	1	2	13
Sedgemoor	Clrs	48	Con	31	13	2			2
Selby	Clrs	41	Con	29	10				2
Sevenoaks	Clrs	54	Con	47	5	2
Shepway	Clrs	46	Con	43		1					2 People First Party
South Buckinghamshire	Clrs	40	Con	38		1			1
South Cambridgeshire	Clrs	57	Con	34	1	13			9
South Derbyshire	Clrs	36	Con	19	17
South Hams	Clrs	40	Con	30	1	5	3		1
South Holland	Clrs	37	Con	25					12
South Kesteven	Clrs	58	Con	38	6				14
South Lakeland	Clrs	51	LD	14	3	34
South Norfolk	Clrs	46	Con	36		8			2
South Northamptonshire	Clrs	42	Con	32	1	3			6
South Oxfordshire	Clrs	48	Con	33	4	4			5	2
South Ribble	Clrs	55	Con	33	21	1
South Somerset	Clrs	60	LD	25		31			4
South Staffordshire	Clrs	49	Con	41	2				6
Spelthorne	Clrs	39	Con	26		6			7
Stafford	Clrs	59	Con	36	18	1	1		3
Staffordshire Moorlands	Clrs	56	NOC	25	8	4			14		5 Moorlands Democratic Alliance
Stevenage	Clrs	39	Lab	3	33	3
Stratford-on-Avon	Clrs	53	Con	36	1	12			4
Stroud	Clrs	51	NOC	22	20	3	6
Suffolk Coastal	Clrs	55	Con	44	4	5			2
Surrey Heath	Clrs	40	Con	35	2	1			2
Swale	Clrs	47	Con	32	13	1			1
Tamworth	Clrs	30	Con	18	10			1	1
Tandridge	Clrs	42	Con	34		6			2
Taunton Deane	Clrs	56	Con	36	3	14			3
Teignbridge	Clrs	46	Con	25		13			8
Tendring	Clrs	60	Con	33	9	2			8		8 Tendring First
Test Valley	Clrs	48	Con	36		12
Tewkesbury	Clrs	38	Con	24		11			3
Thanet	Clrs	56	UKIP	19	5			29	3
Three Rivers	Clrs	39	LD	13	3	23
Tonbridge and Malling	Clrs	53	Con	48	1	4
Torridge	Clrs	36	NOC	18		6			12
Tunbridge Wells	Clrs	48	Con	38	3	3		2	2
Uttlesford	Clrs	44	Con	34		7			3
Vale of White Horse	Clrs	51	Con	29	1	21
Warwick	Clrs	46	Con	25	8	9			4
Watford	Clrs	36	LD	1	11	23	1
Waveney	Clrs	48	NOC	23	22		1		2
Waverley	Clrs	57	Con	54				3
Wealden	Clrs	55	Con	47		3			5
Wellingborough	Clrs	36	Con	28	8
Welwyn Hatfield	Clrs	48	Con	31	14	2			1
West Devon	Clrs	31	Con	18		3			10
West Dorset	Clrs	48	Con	32		11			5
West Lancashire	Clrs	54	NOC	27	27
West Lindsey	Clrs	37	Con	22	2	10			3
West Oxfordshire	Clrs	49	Con	40	5	3			1
West Somerset	Clrs	28	Con	19	2				7
Weymouth and Portland	Clrs	36	NOC	11	15	6		1	3
Winchester	Clrs	45	NOC	25		20
Woking	Clrs	36	Con	23	1	11			1
Worcester	Clrs	35	NOC	17	15	1	1		1
Worthing	Clrs	37	Con	24		12			1
Wychavon	Clrs	45	Con	38	1	5			1
Wycombe	Clrs	60	Con	42	6	9		1	2
Wyre	Clrs	55	Con	40	15
Wyre Forest	Clrs	42	NOC	15	10			5	11
Totals		8,872	Con 128 Lab 32 LD 8 Ind 2 UKIP 1 NOC 31	5,042	1,733	1,064	67	168	589	79	57 Others 1 BNP

Metropolitan borough councils

Council	Web	Total	Control	CON	LAB	LD	GRN	UKIP	IND	RA^[a]	Others
Barnsley	Clrs	63	Lab	4	55				4
Birmingham	Clrs	120	Lab	29	80	10			1
Bolton	Clrs	60	Lab	15	37	3		5
Bradford	Clrs	90	Lab	21	49	10	3		7
Bury	Clrs	51	Lab	16	32	3
Calderdale	Clrs	51	NOC	21	23	5			2
Coventry	Clrs	54	Lab	14	39				1
Doncaster	Clrs	55	Lab	8	41			2	1		3 Mexborough First
Dudley	Clrs	72	Lab	29	35			8
Gateshead	Clrs	66	Lab		54	12
Kirklees	Clrs	69	NOC	20	34	9	3		3
Knowsley	Clrs	45	Lab		42	3
Leeds	Clrs	96	Lab	19	60	9	3		5
Liverpool	Clrs	90	Lab		80	4	4				2 Liberal
Manchester	Clrs	96	Lab		95	1
Newcastle upon Tyne	Clrs	78	Lab		55	20			3
North Tyneside	Clrs	60	Lab	7	51	2
Oldham	Clrs	60	Lab	2	45	9		1	3
Rochdale	Clrs	60	Lab	10	48	2
Rotherham	Clrs	63	Lab		48			14	1
St Helens	Clrs	48	Lab	3	42	3
Salford	Clrs	60	Lab	8	51				1
Sandwell	Clrs	72	Lab		70			1	1
Sefton	Clrs	66	Lab	6	38	17			5
Sheffield	Clrs	84	Lab		56	20	4	4
Solihull	Clrs	51	Con	32	1	6	10	2
South Tyneside	Clrs	53	Lab		52				1
Stockport	Clrs	63	NOC	14	23	21			3	2
Sunderland	Clrs	75	Lab	6	66				3
Tameside	Clrs	57	Lab	6	51
Trafford	Clrs	63	Con	35	25	3
Wakefield	Clrs	63	Lab	7	53			2	1
Walsall	Clrs	60	NOC	25	28	2		3	2
Wigan	Clrs	75	Lab	5	65				5
Wirral	Clrs	66	Lab	21	39	5	1
Wolverhampton	Clrs	60	Lab	10	49			1
Totals		2,415	Lab 29 Con 2 NOC 5	393	1,712	179	28	43	53	2	3 Others 2 Liberal

London borough councils

The London Assembly, last elected on 3 May 2012, is (together with the elected Mayor of London) the governing body for the Greater London Authority.


Council	Web	Total	Control	CON	LAB	LD	GRN	UKIP	IND	RA^[a]	Others
Barking and Dagenham	Clrs	51	Lab		50				1
Barnet	Clrs	63	Con	32	30	1
Bexley	Clrs	63	Con	45	15			3
Brent	Clrs	63	Lab	3	56	1			3		3 Brent Conservative
Bromley	Clrs	60	Con	51	7			2
Camden	Clrs	54	Lab	12	39	1	1		1
Croydon	Clrs	70	Lab	30	39				1
Ealing	Clrs	69	Lab	12	53	4
Enfield	Clrs	63	Lab	22	40				1
Greenwich	Clrs	51	Lab	9	42
Hackney	Clrs	58	Lab	4	51	3
Hammersmith and Fulham	Clrs	46	Lab	20	26
Haringey	Clrs	57	Lab		49	8
Harrow	Clrs	63	Lab	26	34	1			2
Havering	Clrs	54	NOC	22	2			6	5	19
Hillingdon	Clrs	65	Con	42	23
Hounslow	Clrs	60	Lab	11	49
Islington	Clrs	48	Lab		47		1
Kensington and Chelsea	Clrs	50	Con	37	11	2
Kingston upon Thames	Clrs	48	Con	27	2	18			1
Lambeth	Clrs	63	Lab	3	57		1		2
Lewisham	Clrs	55	Lab		54		1
Merton	Clrs	60	Lab	20	36	1				3
Newham	Clrs	60	Lab		60
Redbridge	Clrs	63	Lab	24	36	3
Richmond upon Thames	Clrs	54	Con	38	1	15
Southwark	Clrs	63	Lab	2	48	13
Sutton	Clrs	54	LD	8		44			2
Tower Hamlets	Clrs	45	NOC	5	24				16
Waltham Forest	Clrs	60	Lab	15	43				2
Wandsworth	Clrs	60	Con	39	18				2
Westminster	Clrs	60	Con	42	15				2
Totals		1,852	Lab 20 Con 9 LD 1 NOC 2	601	1057	115	4	11	41	22	3 Others
London Assembly		25	NOC	8	12	1	2	2

Unitary authorities (England)

Last updated 04/11/16

Council	Web	Total	Control	CON	LAB	LD	GRN	UKIP	IND	RA^[a]	Other
Bath & North East Somerset	Clrs	65	Con	36	6	15	1		6
Bedford	Clrs	41	NOC LD Mayor	15	14	10			2
Blackburn with Darwen	Clrs	64	Lab	16	44	3			1
Blackpool	Clrs	42	Lab	13	29
Bournemouth	Clrs	54	Con	51			1	1	1
Bracknell Forest	Clrs	42	Con	41	1
Brighton and Hove	Clrs	54	NOC Min. Lab	20	23		11
Bristol	Clrs	70	NOC Min. Lab	14	37	8	11
Central Bedfordshire	Clrs	59	Con	53	2	1			3
Cheshire East	Clrs	82	Con	52	16	2			1		10 Others^[1] by election 24nov2016
Cheshire West and Chester	Clrs	75	Lab	36	38				1
Cornwall	Clrs	123	NOC LD/Ind	29	8	44		1	35		4 Mebyon Kernow
Darlington	Clrs	50	Lab	17	29	3			1
Derby	Clrs	51	Lab	17	26	5		3
Durham	Clrs	126	Lab	4	96	9			17
East Riding of Yorkshire	Clrs	67	Con	48	6	3		3	7
Halton	Clrs	56	Lab	2	52	2
Hartlepool	Clrs	33	Lab	3	19			6	3		2 Putting Hartlepool First
Herefordshire	Clrs	53	Con	29		2	2		9		11 It's Our County
Hull	Clrs	59	Lab	2	39	17			1
Isle of Wight	Clrs	40	NOC Min. Ind	14	2	1		2	21
Leicester	Clrs	54	Lab	1	53	1
Luton	Clrs	48	Lab	5	35	8
Medway	Clrs	55	Con	38	15			2
Middlesbrough	Clrs	46	Lab	4	32				10
Milton Keynes	Clrs	57	NOC Min. Lab	22	22	13
North East Lincolnshire	Clrs	42	NOC Min. Lab	12	19	5		5	1
North Lincolnshire	Clrs	43	Con	26	17
North Somerset	Clrs	50	Con	36	3	4	1		6
Northumberland	Clrs	67	NOC Min. Lab	20	32	10			5
Nottingham	Clrs	55	Lab	3	51				1
Peterborough	Clrs	60	Con	31	14	7		2	3		3 Liberal
Plymouth	Clrs	57	NOC Con/UKIP	27	27			3
Poole	Clrs	42	Con	30		7		1	1		3 Poole Peoples Party
Portsmouth	Clrs	42	NOC Min. Con	19	2	15		4	2
Reading	Clrs	46	Lab	10	31	2	3
Redcar and Cleveland	Clrs	59	NOC Min. Lab	9	28	11		1	10
Rutland	Clrs	26	Con	17		2			7
Shropshire	Clrs	74	Con	46	9	13		1	5
Slough	Clrs	42	Lab	8	33			1
South Gloucestershire	Clrs	70	CON	40	14	16
Southampton	Clrs	48	Lab	19	25				1		3 Putting People First
Southend-on-Sea	Clrs	51	NOC Min. Con	24	10	2		2	13
Stockton-on-Tees	Clrs	56	Lab	13	30	1			12
Stoke-on-Trent	Clrs	44	NOC Con/Ind/UKIP	7	20			1	16
Swindon	Clrs	57	Con	30	25	2
Telford and Wrekin	Clrs	54	Lab	21	27	3			2		by-election 24Nov2016
Thurrock	Clrs	49	NOC Min. Con	18	14			17
Torbay	Clrs	36	Con	24		8		1	3
Warrington	Clrs	58	Lab	2	45	11
West Berkshire	Clrs	52	Con	48		4
Wiltshire	Clrs	98	Con	61	4	22		1	10
Windsor and Maidenhead	Clrs	57	Con	54		1				2
Wokingham	Clrs	54	Con	48	1	5
York	Clrs	47	NOC Con/LD	14	15	12	4		2
Totals		3,102	Con 21 Lab 18 NOC 15	1,299	1,140	310	34	58	219	2	29 Others 4 Mebyon Kernow 3 Liberal

Unitary authorities (Wales)


Council	Web	Total	Control	PC	CON	LAB	LD	UKIP	LG	IND	Others
Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn)	Clrs	30	NOC	12		2	1			16
Blaenau Gwent	Clrs	41	Lab			31				10
Bridgend	Clrs	54	Lab	1	1	39	3			10
Caerphilly	Clrs	73	Lab	20		48				5
Cardiff	Clrs	75	Lab	5	9	41	16			4
Carmarthenshire	Clrs	74	NOC	29		22				22	1 People First
Ceredigion	Clrs	42	NOC	19		1	7			15
Conwy	Clrs	59	NOC	12	13	10	5			19
Denbighshire	Clrs	47	NOC	7	9	18	1			12
Flintshire	Clrs	70	NOC		8	31	7			24
Gwynedd	Clrs	74	NOC	37		4	2		13	18
Merthyr Tydfil	Clrs	33	Lab			25				8
Monmouthshire	Clrs	44	NOC		19	12	3			10
Neath Port Talbot	Clrs	64	Lab	8		50				6
Newport	Clrs	50	Lab		10	37	1			2
Pembrokeshire	Clrs	60	Ind	5	2	8	1			44
Powys	Clrs	73	Ind		9	6	10			48
Rhondda Cynon Taf	Clrs	75	Lab	9	1	60	1			4
Swansea	Clrs	72	Lab		4	49	12			7
Torfaen	Clrs	44	Lab	2	4	30				8
Vale of Glamorgan	Clrs	47	NOC	7	11	21	1			7
Wrexham	Clrs	52	NOC		5	23	4			20
Totals		1,254	Lab 10 Ind 2 NOC 10	173	105	568	75	0	13	319	1 Others
National Assembly for Wales		60	NOC	11	11	29	1	6	0	2

Unitary authorities (Scotland)

The leading parties in Scotland by numbers of council seats are the Scottish National Party, Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats with 33.4%, 32.4%, 9.1%, and 5.1% of the seats, respectively. The Scottish Green Party currently holds 13 seats, with Scottish Socialist Party and Solidarity holding one seat each. 18.5% of seats are held by independents and others, who wholly control the Argyll and Bute, Orkney, Shetland and Eilean Siar councils.

The fourth Scottish Parliament was elected on 5 May 2011 under a different system.


Council		Total	Control	SNP	Con	Lab	LibDem	Scottish Greens	Ind/Other	Breakdown of Independents, etc.	Vacant
Aberdeen	^[2]	43	NOC	16	2	17	5		3	^{[indy 1]}
Aberdeenshire	^[3]	68	NOC	26	15	2	10		13		2
Angus	^[4]	29	SNP	14	4	1	1		9	^{[indy 2]}
Argyll and Bute	^[5]	36	Ind	8	3	1	4		20	^{[indy 3]}
Clackmannanshire	^[6]	18	NOC	8	1	8			1
Dumfries and Galloway	^[7]^[8]	47	NOC	10	14	15			8
Dundee	^[9]	29	SNP	16	1	10	1		1
East Ayrshire	^[10]	32	NOC	15	2	14			1
East Dunbartonshire	^[11]^[12]	24	NOC	8	2	9	3		2	^{[indy 4]}
East Lothian	^[13]	23	NOC	8	3	10			2	^{[indy 5]}
East Renfrewshire	^[14]	20	NOC	4	6	8			2
Edinburgh	^[15]^[16]	58	NOC	17	11	21	2	5	2
Eilean Siar (Outer Hebrides)	^[17]	31	Ind	6		2			23
Falkirk	^[18]	32	NOC	13	2	14			3
Fife	^[19]	78	NOC	27	3	33	10		5	^{[indy 6]}
Glasgow	^[20]	79	Lab	30	1	41	1	4	2
Highland	^[21]	80	NOC	21		8	11		40	^{[indy 7]}
Inverclyde	^[22]	20	NOC	6	1	9	2		2	^{[indy 8]}
Midlothian	^[23]	18	NOC	8		8		1	1
Moray	^[24]	26	NOC	11	3	2			10
North Ayrshire	^[25]	30	NOC	12	1	11			6
North Lanarkshire	^[26]	70	Lab	23		41			6	^{[indy 9]}
Orkney	^[27]	21	Ind						21
Perth and Kinross	^[28]	41	NOC	18	10	4	5		4
Renfrewshire	^[29]	40	Lab	15	1	22	1		1
Scottish Borders	^[30]	34	NOC	9	9		6		10	^{[indy 10]}
Shetland	^[31]	22	Ind						22
South Ayrshire	^[32]	30	NOC	9	10	9			2
South Lanarkshire	^[33]	67	Lab	21	3	38	1		4	^{[indy 11]}
Stirling	^[34]	22	NOC	9	4	8		1
West Dunbartonshire	^[35]	22	Lab	6		12			4	^{[indy 12]}
West Lothian	^[36]	33	NOC	15	1	16			1	^{[indy 13]}
Totals		1,223	Lab 5 Ind 4 SNP 2 NOC 21	409	111	396	65	12	228		2
Scottish Parliament		129	SNP	64	15	38	5	2	4	^{[indy 14]}	1

Northern Ireland

The dominant parties in Northern Ireland are the Democratic Unionists (DUP), Sinn Féin, Ulster Unionists (UUP) and Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). Smaller parties with seats are the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, Traditional Unionist Voice, Green Party in Northern Ireland, and the Progressive Unionists.^[37] Of the parties active in Great Britain, only the Conservatives and UKIP have councillors in Northern Ireland.

Elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly were held on the same day, 5 May 2011, as the elections to the 26 local councils.


Council		Total	DUP	Sinn Féin	UUP	SDLP	Alliance	TUV	UKIP	Green	Ind	Others
Antrim		19	5	4	5	3	2
Ards		23	11		6	1	4				1
Armagh		22	4	6	6	5					1
Ballymena		24	12	2	4	2	1	2			1
Ballymoney		16	8	3	2	1		1			1
Banbridge		17	5	2	7	2	1
Belfast		51	15	16	3	8	6				1	2 Prog. Unionist
Carrickfergus		17	8		4		3				2
Castlereagh		23	11		3	2	6			1
Coleraine		22	9	1	5	3	2				2
Cookstown		16	3	6	3	4
Craigavon		26	9	8	6	2	1
Derry		30	5	10	1	14
Down		23	3	5	3	9	1			1	1
Dungannon & S. Tyrone		22	6	8	4	3					1
Fermanagh		23	4	9	6	3					1
Larne	^[38]	15	4	1	3	1	3	1			1	1 Conservative
Limavady		15	3	6	2	3		1
Lisburn		30	14	5	5	3	3
Magherafelt		16	3	9	2	2
Moyle		15	3	3	2	2		1			4
Newry and Mourne		31	1	14	3	9			1	1	2
Newtownabbey		25	12	2	5	1	5
North Down		25	11		4		6			1	3
Omagh		21	3	10	3	3					2
Strabane		16	4	8	1	1					2
Totals		582	175	138	99	87	44	6	1	3	26	2 PUP; 1 Cons.
			DUP	SF	UUP	SDLP	All.	TUV	UKIP	Green	Ind	Other
Northern Ireland Assembly		108	38	29	13	14	8	1	1	1	3	-

Old summary

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party	detail	max	GB	Co.	UA	GLC	Met	Dist	Welsh	Scots
Party or group			Total Great Britain	English County	English Unitary Authority	Greater London Borough	English Metro- politan Borough	English District	Welsh Unitary Authority	Scottish Unitary Authority
Boston District Independents	^{[Seats 1]}	(39)	4	—		—	—	4	—	—
British National Party	^{[Seats 2]}		1	—	—	—	—	1
The Community Campaign (Hart) ^[39]	^{[Seats 3]}		9	1	—	—	—	8	—	—
Conservative Party			8,292	934	1,190	608	368	4,976	105	111
English Democrats	^{[Seats 4]}	(18036)	1					1		—
Green Party of England and Wales		(18036)	145	19	36	4	21	65		—
Independent Community and Health Concern	^{[Seats 5]}		11	3	1	—		7	—	—
Labour Party			7,087	379	1,166	1,060	1,713	1,793	580	396
Liberal Democrats			2,355	248	424	117	247	1,181	73	65
Liberal Party	^{[Seats 6]}		14	2	3		3	6
Lincolnshire Independents^[40]^[41]	^{[Seats 7]}	(5)	4	4	—	—	—		—	—
Llais (Voice of) Gwynedd	^{[Seats 8]}	(74)	13	—	—	—	—	—	13	—
Mansfield Independent Forum ^[42]	^{[Seats 9]}		29	4	—	—	—	25	—	—
Mebyon Kernow (Sons of Cornwall)	^{[Seats 10]}	(123)	4		4	—			—	—
Middlewich First	^{[Seats 11]}		3	—	3	—	—	—	—	—
Morecambe Bay Independents	^{[Seats 12]}	(22)	11		—	—	—	11	—	—
People Against Bureaucracy Group^[43]	^{[Seats 13]}		5	2	—	—	—	3	—	—
Plaid Cymru (Party of Wales)		(1,254)	171	—	—	—	—	—	171	—
Residents Associations of Epsom and Ewell	^{[Seats 14]}		27	4	—	—	—	23	—	—
Scottish Green Party		(1,223)	13	—	—	—	—	—	—	13
Scottish National Party		(1,223)	398	—	—	—	—	—	—	398
Scottish Socialist Party	^{[Seats 15]}	(1,223)	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	1
Selston Area Independents	^{[Seats 16]}		3	1	—	—	—	2	—	—
Swanscombe & Greenhithe Residents' Association^[44]	^{[Seats 17]}		7	1	—	—	—	6	—	—
United Kingdom Independence Party			490^[45]	126	22	15	4	113	0
Wythall Residents Association	^{[Seats 18]}		3	1	—	—	—	2	—	—
Independents and other local parties			1,674	61	259	55	129	634	313	228

Total seats			20,523	1,811	3,118	1,803	2,445	8,871	1,254	1,223
party	detail	max	seats	County	Unitary Auth.	GL borough	Met. Borough	District	Welsh UA	Scots UA

References

^ Cheshire East: 3 Middlewich First, 2 Handforth Ratepayers, 3 Nantwich First, 1 Alderley Edge First, 1 Bollington First
^ "Your Councillors by Party". Aberdeen Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016.
^ "Search council committee members". http://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/. Aberdeenshire Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016. {{cite web}}: External link in |website= (help)
^ "Political make up of the council - Angus Council". Angus.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
^ "Councillors". Argyll and Bute Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.
^ "Council & Government | ClacksWeb". Clacks.gov.uk. 11 May 2015. Retrieved 11 May 2015.
^ http://www.dumgal.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1342
^ "Councillors". Dumfries and Galloway Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.
^ "Political Makeup - Dundee City Council". Dundeecity.gov.uk. 11 May 2015. Retrieved 11 May 2015.
^ "Your councillor". East Ayrshire Council. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ http://www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk/content/council_and_government/councillors_politics_elections/council,_councillors_and_polit/councillors.aspx
^ "Councillors". East Dunbartonshire Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.
^ "Councillors by Political Party". East Lothian Council. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Political composition of the council". Eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/councillors/party
^ "Councillors by Party". Edinburgh City Council. Edinburgh City Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016.
^ "Comhairle nan Eilean Siar - Members". Cne-siar.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 1 June 2015.
^ "Council & democracy". Falkirk.gov.uk. Retrieved 15 October 2015.
^ "Fife Council". Fife.gov.uk. Retrieved 12 August 2015.
^ "Committee Information - Political Groups". Glasgow.gov.uk. Retrieved 4 November 2016.
^ "Councillors by Party". Highland Council. Retrieved 1 June 2015.
^ "Inverclyde Council • Councillors". Inverclyde.gov.uk. Retrieved 7 February 2015.
^ "Councillors by Political Party". Midlothian.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Councillors". Moray.gov.uk. 2013. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Your Councillors". North-ayrshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ ": Council Summary". Councillors.northlanarkshire.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 15 October 2015.
^ http://www.orkney.gov.uk/Council/Councillors/councillors-and-committees.htm
^ "Overview of Councillors". Pkc.gov.uk. 28 May 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Renfrewshire Community Website - Renfrewshire Councillors". Renfrewshire.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Councillors by Political Party". 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Shetland Islands Council - Your Councillors". Shetland.gov.uk. Retrieved 10 May 2015.
^ "Councillor Wards | South Ayrshire Council". South-ayrshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Council and government - South Lanarkshire Council". Southlanarkshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 4 November 2016.
^ "Councillors". Stirling.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Councillors by Political Party". Wdccmis.west-dunbarton.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.
^ "Politics and politicians - council and councillors". Westlothian.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 15 October 2015.
^ "Local Government Elections 2011". Retrieved 26 April 2013.
^ "Larne Borough Council". Retrieved 26 April 2013.
^ Community Campaign (Hart)|
^ Lincolnshire Independents, Lincolnshire First!
^ Montgomery, Patricia (12 November 2009). "Lincolnshire Independents, A New Political Force in Lincolnshire". LincsMag. Retrieved 27 February 2010.
^ Mansfield Independent Forum
^ People Against Bureaucracy Group
^ Swanscombe & Greenhithe Residents' Association
^ Keith Edkins (9 February 2014). "Local Council Political Compositions". Retrieved 15 May 2015.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Residents Associations

^ Aberdeen. 3 independents.
^ Angus: 5 independents in the ruling "Angus Alliance", 2 other independents.
^ Argyll & Bute: 14 Alliance of Independent Councillors, 3 Argyll First, 3 non-aligned
^ East Dunbartonshire: 1 East Dunbartonshire Independent Alliance, Independent
'^ East Lothian: 1 Independent Nationalist, 1 Independent
^ Fife: 1 non-aligned, 4 independents
^ Highland:32 Independent, 5 Highland Alliance, 3 Non-aligned
^ Inverclyde:2 independents
^ North Lanarkshire:1 Cumbernauld Independent Councillors Alliance, 5 independents
^ Scottish Borders: 8 independents, 2 Borders Party.
^ South Lanarkshire: 1 Solidarity; 3 Independent
^ West Dunbartonshire: 1 Scottish Socialist; 3 Independent
^ West Lothian: 1 independent
^ Scottish Parliament: 3 independent; 1 Presiding Officer (formally affiliated to SNP)

^ Boston District Independents: Boston (4) [1]
^ BNP (British National Party): Pendle (1),
^ Community Campaign: Hampshire (1)[2], Hart (6)[3]
^ English Democrats: Boston (1).
^ ICHC: Worcestershire (3), Shropshire (1), Wyre Forest (7)
^ Liberals: Exeter (4), Gateshead (1), Liverpool (3), North Yorkshire (1), Ryedale (3), Slough (3), Torridge (4), Worcestershire (1), Wyre Forest (1)
^ Lincolnshire Independents: Lincolnshire (5)
^ Llais Gwynedd: Gwynedd (13)
^ Mansfield Independent Forum: Mansfield (25)[4], Nottinghamshire (4)[5]
^ Mebyon Kernow: Cornwall (4)
^ Middlewich First: Cheshire East (3)[6]
^ Morecambe Bay Independents: Lancaster (11)
^ People Against Bureaucracy: Cheltenham (3)[7]Gloucestershire (2)[8]
^ Residents Associations of Epsom and Ewell: Epsom and Ewell (23)[9], Surrey (4)
^ Scottish Socialists: West Dunbartonshire (1)
^ Selston Area Independents: Nottinghamshire (1)[10], Ashfield (2)
^ Swanscombe & Greenhithe: Dartford (6)[11], Kent (1)[12]
^ Wythall Residents: Worcestershire (1)[13], Bromsgrove (2).[14]

"Local elections 2010". The Guardian. London. 7 May 2010. Retrieved 9 May 2010.
"Elections 2010: Local Councils A-Z". BBC News. 9 May 2010. Retrieved 9 May 2010.

External links

Edkins, Keith: Local Council Political Compositions
A to Z of Local Councils. Directgov.

[2] Cheshire East: 3 Middlewich First, 2 Handforth Ratepayers, 3 Nantwich First, 1 Alderley Edge First, 1 Bollington First

[3] "Your Councillors by Party". Aberdeen Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016.

[5] "Search council committee members". http://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/. Aberdeenshire Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016. {{cite web}}: External link in |website= (help)

[6] "Political make up of the council - Angus Council". Angus.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2015.

[8] "Councillors". Argyll and Bute Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.

[10] "Council & Government | ClacksWeb". Clacks.gov.uk. 11 May 2015. Retrieved 11 May 2015.

[11] ttp://www.dumgal.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1342

[12] "Councillors". Dumfries and Galloway Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.

[13] "Political Makeup - Dundee City Council". Dundeecity.gov.uk. 11 May 2015. Retrieved 11 May 2015.

[14] "Your councillor". East Ayrshire Council. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[15] ttp://www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk/content/council_and_government/councillors_politics_elections/council,_councillors_and_polit/councillors.aspx

[16] "Councillors". East Dunbartonshire Council. Retrieved 11 May 2015.

[18] "Councillors by Political Party". East Lothian Council. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[20] "Political composition of the council". Eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[21] ttp://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/councillors/party

[22] "Councillors by Party". Edinburgh City Council. Edinburgh City Council. Retrieved 4 November 2016.

[23] "Comhairle nan Eilean Siar - Members". Cne-siar.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 1 June 2015.

[24] "Council & democracy". Falkirk.gov.uk. Retrieved 15 October 2015.

[25] "Fife Council". Fife.gov.uk. Retrieved 12 August 2015.

[27] "Committee Information - Political Groups". Glasgow.gov.uk. Retrieved 4 November 2016.

[28] "Councillors by Party". Highland Council. Retrieved 1 June 2015.

[30] "Inverclyde Council • Councillors". Inverclyde.gov.uk. Retrieved 7 February 2015.

[32] "Councillors by Political Party". Midlothian.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[33] "Councillors". Moray.gov.uk. 2013. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[34] "Your Councillors". North-ayrshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[35] ": Council Summary". Councillors.northlanarkshire.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 15 October 2015.

[37] ttp://www.orkney.gov.uk/Council/Councillors/councillors-and-committees.htm

[38] "Overview of Councillors". Pkc.gov.uk. 28 May 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[39] "Renfrewshire Community Website - Renfrewshire Councillors". Renfrewshire.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[40] "Councillors by Political Party". 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[42] "Shetland Islands Council - Your Councillors". Shetland.gov.uk. Retrieved 10 May 2015.

[43] "Councillor Wards | South Ayrshire Council". South-ayrshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[44] "Council and government - South Lanarkshire Council". Southlanarkshire.gov.uk. Retrieved 4 November 2016.

[46] "Councillors". Stirling.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[47] "Councillors by Political Party". Wdccmis.west-dunbarton.gov.uk. Retrieved 25 June 2015.

[49] "Politics and politicians - council and councillors". Westlothian.gov.uk. 2015. Retrieved 15 October 2015.

[52] "Local Government Elections 2011". Retrieved 26 April 2013.

[53] "Larne Borough Council". Retrieved 26 April 2013.

[56] Community Campaign (Hart)|

[61] Lincolnshire Independents, Lincolnshire First!

[62] Montgomery, Patricia (12 November 2009). "Lincolnshire Independents, A New Political Force in Lincolnshire". LincsMag. Retrieved 27 February 2010.

[65] Mansfield Independent Forum

[70] People Against Bureaucracy Group

[75] Swanscombe & Greenhithe Residents' Association

[77] Keith Edkins (9 February 2014). "Local Council Political Compositions". Retrieved 15 May 2015.

[ResidentsAssociations-1] Residents Associations

[4] Aberdeen. 3 independents.

[7] Angus: 5 independents in the ruling "Angus Alliance", 2 other independents.

[9] Argyll & Bute: 14 Alliance of Independent Councillors, 3 Argyll First, 3 non-aligned

[17] East Dunbartonshire: 1 East Dunbartonshire Independent Alliance, Independent

[19] '^ East Lothian: 1 Independent Nationalist, 1 Independent

[26] Fife: 1 non-aligned, 4 independents

[29] Highland:32 Independent, 5 Highland Alliance, 3 Non-aligned

[31] Inverclyde:2 independents

[36] North Lanarkshire:1 Cumbernauld Independent Councillors Alliance, 5 independents

[41] Scottish Borders: 8 independents, 2 Borders Party.

[45] South Lanarkshire: 1 Solidarity; 3 Independent

[48] West Dunbartonshire: 1 Scottish Socialist; 3 Independent

[50] West Lothian: 1 independent

[51] Scottish Parliament: 3 independent; 1 Presiding Officer (formally affiliated to SNP)

[54] Boston District Independents: Boston (4) [1]

[55] BNP (British National Party): Pendle (1),

[57] Community Campaign: Hampshire (1)[2], Hart (6)[3]

[58] English Democrats: Boston (1).

[59] ICHC: Worcestershire (3), Shropshire (1), Wyre Forest (7)

[60] Liberals: Exeter (4), Gateshead (1), Liverpool (3), North Yorkshire (1), Ryedale (3), Slough (3), Torridge (4), Worcestershire (1), Wyre Forest (1)

[63] Lincolnshire Independents: Lincolnshire (5)

[64] Llais Gwynedd: Gwynedd (13)

[66] Mansfield Independent Forum: Mansfield (25)[4], Nottinghamshire (4)[5]

[67] Mebyon Kernow: Cornwall (4)

[68] Middlewich First: Cheshire East (3)[6]

[69] Morecambe Bay Independents: Lancaster (11)

[71] People Against Bureaucracy: Cheltenham (3)[7]Gloucestershire (2)[8]

[72] Residents Associations of Epsom and Ewell: Epsom and Ewell (23)[9], Surrey (4)

[73] Scottish Socialists: West Dunbartonshire (1)

[74] Selston Area Independents: Nottinghamshire (1)[10], Ashfield (2)

[76] Swanscombe & Greenhithe: Dartford (6)[11], Kent (1)[12]

[78] Wythall Residents: Worcestershire (1)[13], Bromsgrove (2).[14]

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[37]

[38]

[Seats 1]

[Seats 2]

[39]

[Seats 3]

[Seats 4]

[Seats 5]

[Seats 6]

[40]

[41]

[Seats 7]

[Seats 8]

[42]

[Seats 9]

[Seats 10]

[Seats 11]

[Seats 12]

[43]

[Seats 13]

[Seats 14]

[Seats 15]

[Seats 16]

[44]

[Seats 17]

[45]

[Seats 18]

v t e Elections and referendums in the United Kingdom
General elections	1801 1802 1806 1807 1812 1818 1820 1826 1830 1831 1832 1835 1837 1841 1847 1852 1857 1859 1865 1868 1874 1880 1885 1886 1892 1895 1900 1906 1910 (Jan) 1910 (Dec) 1918 1922 1923 1924 1929 1931 1935 1945 1950 1951 1955 1959 1964 1966 1970 1974 (Feb) 1974 (Oct) 1979 1983 1987 1992 1997 2001 2005 2010 2015 2017 2019 2024
Local elections	1889 1890 1892 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
European elections	1979 1984 1989 1994 1999 2004 2009 2014 2019
Referendums	1975 2011 2016