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  • 2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Bexley Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Bexley Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Bexley Borough Council

    Bexley Borough Council
    Election: Local Election, Thursday 7 May 2026
    Seats contested: 45 across 17 wards
    Overall control/status: Conservative hold. The Conservatives retained control of the council.
    Turnout: 45.7%, according to the collated result page.

    Seat summary:

    Conservative: 29
    Labour: 9
    Reform UK: 7
    Green: 0
    Liberal Democrats: 0
    Independent: 0
    Working for Sidcup – Not Party HQ: 0
    Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: 0

    Barnehurst
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Michael Gillespie, Conservative; Howard William Jackson, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 7,486
    Majority: 101
    Candidates: Michael Gillespie, Conservative, 1,578; Howard William Jackson, Conservative, 1,404; Lois Moules, Reform UK, 1,303; Anne Smith, Reform UK, 1,236; Rachel Gogo, Labour, 737; James Murphy, Labour, 586; John Ely, Green, 456; Lyndon Griffiths, Liberal Democrats, 186.

    Belvedere
    Result: Labour hold; Labour hold; Reform UK gain from Labour
    Elected: Sally Hinkley, Labour; Jeremy Fosten, Labour; Christopher Calvert, Reform UK
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 12,430
    Majority: 71
    Candidates: Sally Hinkley, Labour, 1,461; Jeremy Fosten, Labour, 1,451; Christopher Calvert, Reform UK, 1,343; Chris Frampton, Reform UK, 1,272; Anthony Riches, Labour, 1,256; Michael Wilson, Reform UK, 1,226; Sarah Barry, Green, 884; Christine Bishop, Conservative, 867; Matthew Gater, Conservative, 751; Clement Hollands, Green, 679; Masbah Khan, Conservative, 637; Sam Kanu, Liberal Democrats, 278; David Tringham, Liberal Democrats, 209; Deji Olayinka, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, 116.

    Bexleyheath
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Hannah Gillespie, Conservative; Bola Carew, Conservative; Rags Sandhu, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 17,313
    Majority: 309
    Candidates: Hannah Gillespie, Conservative, 2,378; Bola Carew, Conservative, 2,347; Rags Sandhu, Conservative, 2,243; Andrew Cronin, Reform UK, 1,934; Mike Lyons, Reform UK, 1,887; Colin Grostate, Reform UK, 1,821; Eric Davies, Labour, 957; Lily Demetriou, Labour, 941; Brendan Keenan, Labour, 803; Yolanda Allen, Green, 732; Nancy Willmouth-Coates, Green, 643; Ronnie King, Liberal Democrats, 334; Jawharah Albakri, Liberal Democrats, 293.

    Blackfen and Lamorbey
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Brian Bishop, Conservative; Peter Craske, Conservative; Frazer Brooks, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 17,535
    Majority: 2
    Candidates: Brian Bishop, Conservative, 2,417; Peter Craske, Conservative, 2,254; Frazer Brooks, Conservative, 2,242; Robert Brooks, Reform UK, 2,240; Graham Holland, Reform UK, 2,142; Lynn Smith, Reform UK, 2,066; James Brown, Green, 813; Nicola Iles, Labour, 694; Tunde Adewopo, Labour, 691; James Hunt, Independent, 626; John Browning, Labour, 603; James Handscombe, Liberal Democrats, 392; Robin Kelly, Liberal Democrats, 355.
    Note: James Hunt was a sitting Conservative councillor who sought re-election as an independent.

    Blendon and Penhill
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: David Leaf, Conservative; Cafer Munur, Conservative; Nicholas O’Hare, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 17,223
    Majority: 469
    Candidates: David Leaf, Conservative, 2,676; Cafer Munur, Conservative, 2,575; Nicholas O’Hare, Conservative, 2,555; Mike Ferro, Reform UK, 2,086; Mac Mcgannon, Reform UK, 1,988; Jon Templer, Reform UK, 1,975; Esther Amaning, Labour, 731; Mariam Zahedi, Green, 729; Pat Ball, Labour, 697; Ben Nottle, Labour, 505; Zoe Brooks, Liberal Democrats, 380; Shule Basaran, Liberal Democrats, 326.

    Crayford
    Result: Reform UK gain from Conservative; Reform UK gain from Conservative; Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Elected: Sandra Cerisola, Reform UK; Debbie Ryan, Reform UK; Oke Ene, Reform UK
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 13,750
    Majority: 55
    Candidates: Sandra Cerisola, Reform UK, 1,756; Debbie Ryan, Reform UK, 1,734; Oke Ene, Reform UK, 1,599; Geraldene Lucia-Hennis, Conservative, 1,544; Andrew Credgington, Conservative, 1,493; Jonathan Gillespie, Conservative, 1,453; Sevda Bloom, Labour, 1,050; Colin Chin, Labour, 1,005; Nathan Ogunleye, Labour, 949; Francesca Wyvern, Green, 728; Paul Barrett, Liberal Democrats, 439.

    Crook Log
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Chris Taylor, Conservative; Graham D’Amiral, Conservative; Janice Ward-Wilson, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 16,821
    Majority: 302
    Candidates: Chris Taylor, Conservative, 2,212; Graham D’Amiral, Conservative, 2,183; Janice Ward-Wilson, Conservative, 2,177; Eamonn Delaney, Reform UK, 1,875; John Dunford, Reform UK, 1,823; Philip Savage, Reform UK, 1,794; Liam Davies, Labour, 1,006; Daisy Page, Labour, 997; Tim Nicholls, Labour, 880; Tony Ball, Green, 805; Cemile Ahmet, Liberal Democrats, 362; Lindsay Mackie, Liberal Democrats, 350; Giuseppe Tomaselli, Liberal Democrats, 285; Vianney Kimbugwe, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, 72.

    East Wickham
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Steven Hall, Conservative; Caroline Newton, Conservative; David Li, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 15,224
    Majority: 186
    Candidates: Steven Hall, Conservative, 2,268; Caroline Newton, Conservative, 2,049; David Li, Conservative, 1,987; David Byrne, Reform UK, 1,801; Miles Jones, Reform UK, 1,689; Baris Lefkonuklu, Reform UK, 1,520; Vincent Adegoke, Labour, 1,007; Veronica Obadara, Labour, 943; Philip Segurola, Labour, 842; Bob Morris, Green, 744; Connor Wood, Liberal Democrats, 374.

    Erith
    Result: Labour hold; Labour hold
    Elected: Nicola Taylor, Labour; Chris Ball, Labour
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 5,421
    Majority: 273
    Candidates: Nicola Taylor, Labour, 1,143; Chris Ball, Labour, 1,089; Caroline Panetta, Reform UK, 816; Geoff Williams, Reform UK, 766; Martin Radbon, Green, 581; Joe Pollard, Conservative, 409; Gurhan Otem, Conservative, 405; Laurie Bennett, Liberal Democrats, 212.
    Note: John Panetta stood for Reform UK, but withdrew their nomination.

    Falconwood and Welling
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Christine Catterall, Conservative; Dave Curtois, Conservative; Barry Saunders, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 16,057
    Majority: 66
    Candidates: Christine Catterall, Conservative, 2,191; Dave Curtois, Conservative, 2,149; Barry Saunders, Conservative, 1,928; Catherine Allard, Reform UK, 1,862; Pamela Andrews, Reform UK, 1,837; Nicola Jones, Reform UK, 1,713; Ian Mccawley, Labour, 828; Janet White, Labour, 788; Daniel Rowson, Labour, 754; Mercedes Parr, Green, 743; Lis Radbon, Green, 673; Richard Chown, Liberal Democrats, 316; Luke Murphy, Liberal Democrats, 275.

    Longlands
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Oscar Harrison, Conservative; Lisa-Jane Moore, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 7,863
    Majority: 811
    Candidates: Oscar Harrison, Conservative, 1,853; Lisa-Jane Moore, Conservative, 1,848; Alexander Cleak, Reform UK, 1,037; Gary Levett, Reform UK, 999; Ana Davies, Labour, 537; Anita Paris, Green, 453; Christine Landman, Labour, 438; David Paris, Green, 354; Julian Baxter, Liberal Democrats, 172; Paul Hurren, Liberal Democrats, 168.

    Northumberland Heath
    Result: Reform UK gain from Labour; Reform UK gain from Labour
    Elected: Sean Brackstone, Reform UK; Chris Purfield, Reform UK
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 6,513
    Majority: 169
    Candidates: Sean Brackstone, Reform UK, 1,302; Chris Purfield, Reform UK, 1,207; Baljeet Gill, Labour, 1,038; Temilola Stewart, Labour, 885; Marcio Fasano, Conservative, 702; Unisa Sesay, Conservative, 614; Daniel Stamp, Green, 404; Thomas Phillips, Liberal Democrats, 187; Paul Bargery, Liberal Democrats, 174.

    Sidcup
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Terry Barcock, Conservative; June Slaughter, Conservative; Andy Curtois, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 15,600
    Majority: 648
    Candidates: Terry Barcock, Conservative, 2,318; June Slaughter, Conservative, 2,267; Andy Curtois, Conservative, 2,052; Daniel Martin, Reform UK, 1,404; Ranw Aso-rashid, Reform UK, 1,312; Daniel Kersten, Reform UK, 1,293; Laurence Williams, Green, 687; Julian Himmerich, Green, 663; Jo Chodha, Labour, 632; John Cove, Labour, 628; Tonya Kelsey, Labour, 628; Inke Schreiber, Green, 601; Sue Petty, Independent, 464; Tristan Lowne, Liberal Democrats, 238; David Merry, Liberal Democrats, 222; Dimitri Shvorob, Working for Sidcup – Not Party HQ, 191.

    Slade Green and Northend
    Result: Labour hold; Labour hold
    Elected: Donna Briant, Labour; Stefano Borella, Labour
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 5,894
    Majority: 1
    Candidates: Donna Briant, Labour, 1,106; Stefano Borella, Labour, 1,033; John McDermont, Reform UK, 1,032; Bright Uwhokori, Reform UK, 976; Bimpe Adepoju, Conservative, 566; Sarah Frost, Green, 553; Adam Rook, Conservative, 442; Mark Robson, Liberal Democrats, 186.

    St Mary’s and St James
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold
    Elected: Kurtis Christoforides, Conservative; Cameron Smith, Conservative
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 8,288
    Majority: 1,350
    Candidates: Kurtis Christoforides, Conservative, 2,363; Cameron Smith, Conservative, 2,293; Simon Francis, Reform UK, 943; Garret Lynch, Reform UK, 872; Rob Davies, Green, 447; Victoria Hart, Labour, 390; Marko Minka, Green, 351; Sophia Parr, Labour, 334; Oliver Brooks, Liberal Democrats, 176; David Sexton, Liberal Democrats, 119.

    Thamesmead East
    Result: Labour hold; Labour hold; Labour hold
    Elected: Zainab Asunramu, Labour; Larry Ferguson, Labour; Abi Johnson, Labour
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 8,255
    Majority: 601
    Candidates: Zainab Asunramu, Labour, 1,460; Larry Ferguson, Labour, 1,361; Abi Johnson, Labour, 1,346; Jonathan Rooks, Green, 745; Lee Delaney, Reform UK, 700; Matthew Solo, Reform UK, 658; Tom Staples, Reform UK, 643; Angela Gillespie, Conservative, 396; Allison Hartshorn, Conservative, 347; Graham Moon, Conservative, 325; Ayo Mohammed, Liberal Democrats, 274.
    Note: Geoff Williams stood for Reform UK, but later had their nomination withdrawn.

    West Heath
    Result: Conservative hold; Conservative hold; Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Elected: Thomas Clapperton, Conservative; Eliot Smith, Conservative; Sue Ford, Reform UK
    Turnout/votes cast figure: 17,460
    Majority: 9
    Candidates: Thomas Clapperton, Conservative, 2,329; Eliot Smith, Conservative, 2,198; Sue Ford, Reform UK, 2,130; Melvin Seymour, Conservative, 2,121; Ian Rowlands, Reform UK, 2,010; David Simmons, Reform UK, 2,006; Ahmad Brooke, Labour, 1,207; Katty Sillah, Labour, 1,176; Ray Williams, Labour, 1,076; Stuart Carter, Green, 795; Andrew Kellett, Liberal Democrats, 412.

  • NEWS STORY : UK Sanctions Iranian Targets Over National Security Threats

    NEWS STORY : UK Sanctions Iranian Targets Over National Security Threats

    STORY

    The UK has announced new sanctions against Iranian-linked individuals and organisations accused of threatening UK and international security. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office said the measures were aimed at disrupting hostile Iranian activity, criminal proxy networks and illicit finance flows linked to the regime.

    The sanctions target organisations and individuals the Government says have enabled threats against dissidents overseas, supported destabilising activity in the Middle East and helped generate revenue for the Iranian regime. Ministers said the action was partly a response to Iran’s use of criminal gangs to carry out threats beyond its borders.

    The Government said the measures also relate to Iranian activity in the Strait of Hormuz, where it accused Tehran of disrupting freedom of navigation and the global economy. The package has been aligned with action taken by the EU and forms part of a wider UK response to state threats from Iran.

  • PRESS RELEASE : UK sanctions Iranian targets in response to national security threats [May 2026]

    PRESS RELEASE : UK sanctions Iranian targets in response to national security threats [May 2026]

    The press release issued by the Foreign Office on 11 May 2026.

    Foreign Secretary announces sanctions against organisations and individuals enabling hostile Iranian activity

    • New UK sanctions target organisations and individuals who threaten international and UK security. 
    • Action demonstrates UK commitment to countering Iranian threats to UK national security, regional stability, and the global economy. 
    • Sanctions will deter attacks against dissidents overseas and disrupt illicit revenue generation for the Iranian regime.

    Organisations and individuals enabling hostile Iranian activity are amongst those being targeted under new sanctions announced by the Foreign Secretary, Yvette Cooper, today (11 May). The measures come in response to Iranian action against global security and its use of criminal gangs to carry out threats overseas. 

    The measures target illicit finance flows which enable the Iranian regime to pursue destabilising action across the Middle East, including their blockade of the Strait of Hormuz – contravening international law and disrupting the global economy – and military strikes against regional and Gulf allies. 

    Today’s sanctions also target criminal proxies who act on behalf of the Iranian state to threaten the US and Europe by preventing criminal gangs from travelling to the UK or accessing assets which finance their illegal activity. 

    Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said: 

    This package of sanctions directly targets organisations and individuals who threaten security on UK streets and stability in the Middle East. Criminal proxies backed by parts of the Iranian regime who threaten security in the UK and Europe will not be tolerated, nor will illicit finance networks. We are coordinating these actions across Europe. 

    We continue to press for a negotiated settlement and a long-term diplomatic solution in the Middle East, which urgently restores freedom of navigation to the Strait of Hormuz.

    The package of sanctions is aligned with action taken by the EU and builds on recent action by the UK government to hold the Iranian regime accountable for hostile activity, including threats to national security. 

    More broadly, the Prime Minister has made clear that we need stronger powers to tackle threats posed by states like Iran, which is why we will fast-track Home Office state-threats legislation. On 28 April, the Minister for the Middle East summoned the Iranian Ambassador for the third time this year. The government has censured the Iranian embassy’s unacceptable and inflammatory comments on social media and made clear that any attempts to cause violence or inflame tensions in our communities will not be tolerated. 

    The UK also sanctioned 10 individuals and one organisation in February for their brutal response to Iranian protestors in January and in previous protests. 

    The UK already has imposed more than 550 sanctions on Iranian individuals and organisations, including the entirety of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps i and over 90 sanctions in response to Human Rights violations. 

    These sanctions form part of a UK day of action against destabilising activity by Iran and Russia. Earlier today, the UK announced sanctions against Russia’s hostile and heinous attempts to undermine democracy and destroy Ukraine’s future. 

    Background:

    The following entities are today sanctioned by the UK government and are subject to an asset freeze and director disqualification: 

    • Berelian Exchange 
    • GCM Exchange 
    • The Zindashti Network 

    The following individuals are today sanctioned by the UK government and are subject to a travel ban, asset freeze and director disqualification: 

    • Mansour Zarringhalam 
    • Nasser Zarringhalam 
    • Ekrem Abdulkerym Oztunc 
    • Nihat Abdul Kadir Asan 
    • Reza Hamidiravari 
    • Namiq Salifov  

    The following individuals are also today sanctioned by the UK government and are subject to an asset freeze and director disqualification: 

    • Fazlolah Zarringhalam 
    • Pouria Zarringhalam 
    • Farhad Zarringhalam 

    Information in this Press Release was accurate at the time of publication. Please see the UK Sanctions List for the current list of those subject to sanctions https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-uk-sanctions-list 

    Definitions:   

    1. Asset freeze: an asset freeze prevents any UK citizen, or any business in the UK, from dealing with any funds or economic resources which are owned, held or controlled by the designated person. It also prevents funds or economic resources being provided to or for the benefit of the designated person. UK financial sanctions apply to all persons within the territory and territorial sea of the UK and to all UK persons, wherever they are in the world. 
    2. Director disqualification: Where director disqualification sanctions apply, it is an offence for a person designated for the purpose of those sanctions to act as a director of a UK company, or a foreign company that is sufficiently-connected to the UK, or to take part in the management, formation or promotion of a company. 
    3. Travel ban: a travel ban means that the designated person must be refused leave to enter or to remain in the United Kingdom, as the individual is an excluded person under section 8B of the Immigration Act 1971.
  • PRESS RELEASE : UK and France set to host multinational Strait of Hormuz meeting as British Warship to pre-position in the region [May 2026]

    PRESS RELEASE : UK and France set to host multinational Strait of Hormuz meeting as British Warship to pre-position in the region [May 2026]

    The press release issued by the Ministry of Defence on 11 May 2026.

    UK and France to host first meeting of Defence Ministers to advance the Strait of Hormuz multinational mission. This comes as HMS Dragon, one of the UK’s most capable warships, will forward deploy to the region.

    • UK and France to host first meeting of Defence Ministers to advance the Strait of Hormuz multinational mission.

    • HMS Dragon to deploy to the region, ensuring the UK has options to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz when conditions allow.

    • The UK will outline its military contributions with further coordinated multinational commitments to be confirmed.

    Under UK and French leadership, international partners are expected to use tomorrow’s meeting to discuss and outline their military contributions to the defensive mission to reopen and secure the Strait of Hormuz when conditions permit.

    The Defence Secretary John Healey MP will co-chair a meeting of over 40 nations, alongside his French counterpart, Minister Catherine Vautrin, for the multinational mission’s first Defence Minister’s meeting.  

    This comes as HMS Dragon, one of the UK’s most capable warships, will forward deploy to the region, ensuring that the UK can contribute to a future multinational mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz and safeguard freedom of navigation when conditions permit. 

    Tomorrow’s meeting builds on the significant progress made in the last few weeks by military planners from 44 nations, spanning every continent. The UK has consistently led the way, including hosting a meeting of military planners at the UK’s Permanent Joint Headquarters on the 22-23 April, which was critical in converging national perspectives into a multinational plan.

    Defence Secretary John Healey MP said: 

    The UK is leading this multinational, defensive mission because trade, energy, and economic security for working people here at home depend on it.

    We are turning diplomatic agreement into practical military plans to restore confidence for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. When I co-chair this meeting of nations from around the world, our job will be to make sure we are not just talking, we are ready to act.

    That is why I have directed HMS Dragon to the Middle East, so Britain is in position to support this mission the moment it is needed. This government will not stand by when instability drives up costs for British families and businesses. We will give people hope for the future by securing Britain and our national interests.

    Tomorrow’s discussions follow the international summit convened by Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron, as well as military planning sessions which brought together national perspectives and potential contributions into a coherent, multinational approach. The plan is strictly defensive and, once conditions allow, will focus on restoring confidence for commercial shipping along this critical trade route. 

    HMS Dragon could play a key role in this mission. Equipped with the advanced Sea Viper air defence system, HMS Dragon will provide a credible contribution to a defensive, multinational mission. The ship’s forward presence will help strengthen confidence among commercial shippers, support mine-clearance efforts, and protect vessels once hostilities have ceased.

    The deployment follows HMS Dragon’s completion of rigorous weapons and sensor testing at a NATO facility off Crete, where the ship’s company honed their skills, including live firing, in realistic, high threat conditions to ensure readiness for operations in the region. 

    The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, disrupting international shipping including to around a fifth of the world’s oil supply. This has driven up global energy prices, disrupted supply chains, and increased costs for households and businesses in the UK and around the world.

  • 2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barnet Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barnet Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barnet Borough Council

    Barnet Borough Council
    Election: Barnet local government election, Thursday 7 May 2026
    Seats contested: 63 across 24 wards
    Overall control/status: No overall control
    Post-election composition: Labour 31, Conservative 31, Green 1

    Seat summary:

    Labour: 31
    Conservative: 31
    Green: 1
    Liberal Democrats: 0
    Reform UK: 0
    Independent: 0
    Rejoin EU: 0
    Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: 0

    Barnet Vale
    Result: Labour won two seats; Conservative won one seat
    Elected: Sue Baker, Labour; Richard Jeronym Barnes, Labour; David Longstaff, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 189, calculated from the lowest elected candidate over the highest non-elected candidate
    Candidates: Sue Baker, Labour, 2,130; David Longstaff, Conservative, 2,024; Richard Jeronym Barnes, Labour, 1,994; Elmina Homapour, Conservative, 1,805; Tom Smith, Conservative, 1,797; Mukesh Oza, Labour, 1,674; Mark Francis, Reform UK, 952; Mark Devey, Green, 887; Julian Teare, Reform UK, 868; Uri Mofsowitz, Reform UK, 857; Kevin Daniel Meehan, Green, 694; Matty Robins, Green, 683; Simon Cohen, Liberal Democrats, 504; Duncan Macdonald, Liberal Democrats, 292; Dave Keech, Liberal Democrats, 274.

    Brunswick Park
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Lewis Preston-Kyrionymou, Conservative; Paul Anthony Roberts, Conservative; Suren Ramanakumar, Conservative
    Change from 2022: Labour -3; Conservative +3
    Majority: 34
    Candidates: Lewis Preston-Kyrionymou, Conservative, 1,702; Paul Anthony Roberts, Conservative, 1,642; Suren Ramanakumar, Conservative, 1,567; Giulia Monasterio, Labour, 1,552; Paul David Lemon, Labour, 1,533; Tony Vourou, Labour, 1,472; Hope Elizabeth Baker, Green, 1,034; Andrew Martin Dolby, Green, 868; Andre Kenneth Jenkins, Green, 821; Lisa Rutter, Reform UK, 818; Chris Johnstone, Reform UK, 774; Robert Pinfold, Reform UK, 743; Glyn Williams, Liberal Democrats, 352.

    Burnt Oak
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Sara Conway, Labour; Charlotte Elizabeth Daus, Labour; Kamal Bahadur Gurung, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 369
    Candidates: Sara Conway, Labour, 1,475; Charlotte Elizabeth Daus, Labour, 1,281; Kamal Bahadur Gurung, Labour, 1,279; Gary Gadston, Reform UK, 910; Gabrielle Louise Bailey, Green, 896; Anthony Mace, Reform UK, 866; Oliver Segal, Reform UK, 791; Freya Scarlet Mutimer, Green, 723; Ruth Caroline Alexandra Hart, Conservative, 667; Daniel Paul Vulkan, Green, 639; Vijaya Ram, Conservative, 592; Ahmereen Reza, Conservative, 482; David William Kitchen, Liberal Democrats, 202; Robin Christopher Marks, Liberal Democrats, 185; Charles Honderick, Rejoin EU, 169; Sabriye Halane Warsame, Independent, 49.

    Childs Hill
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Jeremy Charles Conway, Conservative; Adam Gheasuddin, Conservative; Cory Turner, Conservative
    Change from 2022: Labour -3; Conservative +3
    Majority: 749
    Candidates: Jeremy Charles Conway, Conservative, 2,356; Adam Gheasuddin, Conservative, 2,160; Cory Turner, Conservative, 2,070; Sue Hoffman-Waller, Labour, 1,321; Noam Herberg, Labour, 1,296; Matthew Perlberg, Labour, 1,271; Daniel Higgins Graham, Green, 777; Elsie Price, Green, 750; Sarah Hoyle, Liberal Democrats, 649; Christopher Bosworth, Reform UK, 646; Jake Ryan Videtzky, Green, 619; Nicky Verra, Reform UK, 535; Patrick Leonard, Reform UK, 524; Donna Joanne Pickup, Liberal Democrats, 445; Daniel Yilmaz, Liberal Democrats, 353.

    Colindale North
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Andreas Ioannidis, Labour; Erin Sanders-McDonagh, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 193
    Candidates: Andreas Ioannidis, Labour, 693; Erin Sanders-McDonagh, Labour, 626; Sam Goodman, Green, 433; Maud Carmen Waret, Green, 365; Alexander William Michaelson, Conservative, 338; Reza Haez, Reform UK, 274; Samuel Avi Shupac, Conservative, 270; Paolo Negretti, Reform UK, 256; Sarah-Jane O’Donnell, Liberal Democrats, 158; Dan Philpott, Liberal Democrats, 75.

    Colindale South
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Humayune Khalick, Labour; Gill Sargeant, Labour; Nagus Narenthira, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 288
    Candidates: Humayune Khalick, Labour, 1,358; Gill Sargeant, Labour, 1,299; Nagus Narenthira, Labour, 1,284; Shiv Ghosh, Conservative, 996; Tanya Georgina Solomon, Conservative, 952; Tim McGeever, Conservative, 933; Melike Gucuk, Green, 781; Daniel Manson, Green, 753; Richard Moulton, Green, 733; Susanne Hannington, Reform UK, 540; Mohsen Ojany, Reform UK, 407; Marek Vojcik, Reform UK, 407; Tariq Gamei, Liberal Democrats, 311; Florence Mpia, Liberal Democrats, 265.

    Cricklewood
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Anne Clarke, Labour; Alan Schneiderman, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 216
    Candidates: Anne Clarke, Labour, 814; Alan Schneiderman, Labour, 688; Aron Edward Clark, Green, 472; Danilo George Paganelli, Green, 411; Richard Bruce, Reform UK, 368; Jamie Dawood, Reform UK, 340; Josh Rosefield-Green, Conservative, 224; Megan Lyn Tucker, Conservative, 199; Charles Forde, Liberal Democrats, 90; Charles Patrick Lawton, Liberal Democrats, 74.

    East Barnet
    Result: Labour won two seats; Conservative won one seat
    Elected: Simon Radford, Labour; David Arthur Allen, Conservative; Phil Cohen, Labour
    Change from 2022: Labour -1; Conservative +1
    Majority: 83
    Candidates: Simon Radford, Labour, 1,856; David Arthur Allen, Conservative, 1,832; Phil Cohen, Labour, 1,828; Edith Ngozi David, Labour, 1,745; Pavan Pavanakumar, Conservative, 1,616; Anila Skeja, Conservative, 1,589; Constantine Alexandrou, Reform UK, 1,131; Emma Louise Matthews, Green, 981; Karl Khan, Reform UK, 921; Dima Ouda, Reform UK, 916; Ozen Halil, Green, 799; Kornelia Nikola Szostak, Green, 755; Roger Aitken, Liberal Democrats, 383; Petros Ioannou, Liberal Democrats, 294; Walter Buchgraber, Liberal Democrats, 241.

    East Finchley
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Alison Moore, Labour; Katy Minshall, Labour; Ajith Das Menon, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,099
    Candidates: Alison Moore, Labour, 2,508; Katy Minshall, Labour, 2,284; Ajith Das Menon, Labour, 2,200; Steve Parsons, Green, 1,101; Nana Adu-Poku, Green, 1,091; Thomas John Charlton Mason, Green, 969; Sebastian Leo Ereira, Conservative, 721; Eitan Moshe Godsi, Conservative, 716; Jill Elizabeth Summers, Conservative, 691; Daniel Brindusescu, Reform UK, 518; Melvin Haskins, Reform UK, 509; Paresh Harvind Kiri, Reform UK, 459; Julia Hines, Liberal Democrats, 416; Sophie Leighton, Liberal Democrats, 297; Sachin Patel, Liberal Democrats, 263; Brendan Patrick Donnelly, Rejoin EU, 209.

    Edgware
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Shuey Gordon, Conservative; Nick Mearing-Smith, Conservative; Lucy Emma Wakeley, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,890
    Candidates: Shuey Gordon, Conservative, 3,148; Nick Mearing-Smith, Conservative, 3,047; Lucy Emma Wakeley, Conservative, 2,987; Anita Dunner, Reform UK, 1,097; Derek French, Reform UK, 1,004; Michael Sims, Reform UK, 912; Kathleen Levine, Labour, 859; Terence Orr, Labour, 717; Parmodh Sharma, Labour, 702; Michelle Khanna, Green, 680; Deepa Shah, Green, 673; Richard Horrox Parkinson, Green, 588; Michael Ronald Goodman, Liberal Democrats, 375.

    Edgwarebury
    Result: Conservative won both seats
    Elected: Benjamin Zev Goldberg, Conservative; Lachhya Bahadur Gurung, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,367
    Candidates: Benjamin Zev Goldberg, Conservative, 2,160; Lachhya Bahadur Gurung, Conservative, 1,951; Barak Mordechai Seener, Reform UK, 584; Georgina Morgan, Reform UK, 556; Vanessa David, Labour, 553; Stephen Charles Hobden, Green, 463; Rosanna Marilia Seleme Wiseman, Green, 431; Viljo George Rafiq Wilding, Labour, 423.

    Finchley Church End
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Jennifer Anne Grocock, Conservative; Josh Mastin-Lee, Conservative; Sachin Rajput, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,368
    Candidates: Jennifer Anne Grocock, Conservative, 2,891; Josh Mastin-Lee, Conservative, 2,889; Sachin Rajput, Conservative, 2,618; Lila Dinner, Labour, 1,250; Anwar Azari, Labour, 1,162; Emiljana Krali, Labour, 1,085; Robert Blick, Reform UK, 780; Antonia Derwena Hughes, Green, 775; Elizabeth Rosalind Wardle, Green, 736; Spencer Landeg, Reform UK, 692; Jack Sutherland Lewis, Green, 687; Paolo Zanini, Reform UK, 647; Jack Cohen, Liberal Democrats, 434; Chris Butler, Liberal Democrats, 352; Rowan Hall, Liberal Democrats, 264; Simon Mark Bezer, Rejoin EU, 231.

    Friern Barnet
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Pauline Veronica Mary Coakley Webb, Labour; Beverley Belinda Kotey, Labour; Barry Rawlings, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 222
    Candidates: Pauline Veronica Mary Coakley Webb, Labour, 1,868; Beverley Belinda Kotey, Labour, 1,737; Barry Rawlings, Labour, 1,730; Cameron Camina, Green, 1,508; Linda Lusingu, Green, 1,440; Stephen Last, Green, 1,360; Elliot James Hammer, Conservative, 943; Nathan Relevy, Conservative, 927; Vinoo Sachania, Conservative, 831; Jeff Hallifax, Reform UK, 708; Joseph Pearce, Reform UK, 679; Marie Otigba, Reform UK, 642; Samuel Henry Weatherlake, Liberal Democrats, 334; Daniel Antony Weston, Liberal Democrats, 279.

    Garden Suburb
    Result: Conservative won both seats
    Elected: Martha Anne Esther Levy, Conservative; Michael Edward Francis Mire, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,946
    Candidates: Martha Anne Esther Levy, Conservative, 2,681; Michael Edward Francis Mire, Conservative, 2,613; Nnenna Lancaster-Okoro, Labour, 667; Matthew Giles Benedict Staples, Labour, 659; William Comet, Reform UK, 581; Leon Magar, Reform UK, 529; Jason Byrnes, Green, 365; Aaron David Franks, Green, 329; Malcolm Brian Davis, Liberal Democrats, 282; Altan Richard Akbiyik, Liberal Democrats, 255; Brian Ingram, Independent, 173.

    Golders Green
    Result: Conservative won both seats
    Elected: Dean Simon Benjamin Cohen, Conservative; Peter John Louis Zinkin, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,843
    Candidates: Dean Simon Benjamin Cohen, Conservative, 2,619; Peter John Louis Zinkin, Conservative, 2,298; Charlotte Elizabeth Harrison, Labour, 455; Simon Tobi, Reform UK, 380; Gedale Weinberg, Reform UK, 386; Charles Frazer Harvey, Labour, 347; Nusayba Ali, Green, 302; David Harold Mellows, Green, 278; Toby Edward Davis, Liberal Democrats, 130; Lavinia Harriet Jessup, Liberal Democrats, 100; Giovanni Cerutti, Rejoin EU, 87.

    Hendon
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Asher Isaac Bennett, Conservative; Alex Prager, Conservative; Shimon Ryde, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,887
    Candidates: Asher Isaac Bennett, Conservative, 2,870; Alex Prager, Conservative, 2,844; Shimon Ryde, Conservative, 2,757; Jeremy Apfel, Reform UK, 870; Lewis George Harrison, Labour, 722; Hannah Messham, Reform UK, 731; Dylan Marshall, Reform UK, 695; Precious Lancaster-Okoro, Labour, 655; Francisco Tome De Castro Costa, Green, 611; Robert Persad, Labour, 600; Ben Samuel, Green, 536; Nigel Francis Ostime, Green, 519; James Goldman, Liberal Democrats, 273; Ben Rend, Rejoin EU, 177.

    High Barnet
    Result: Conservative won one seat; Labour won one seat
    Elected: James Esses, Conservative; Emma Whysall, Labour
    Change from 2022: Labour -1; Conservative +1
    Majority: 24
    Candidates: James Esses, Conservative, 1,558; Emma Whysall, Labour, 1,441; Oliver Gough, Labour, 1,417; Amberley Carol Thay, Conservative, 1,372; Darius Hutchinson, Reform UK, 689; Rajesh Gulabivala, Reform UK, 631; Fanxi Liu, Green, 538; Charles Edward Kell Wicksteed, Green, 536; Andrew Jackson, Liberal Democrats, 497; Grant McKenna, Liberal Democrats, 357.

    Mill Hill
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Elliot Simberg, Conservative; Nicole Ereira, Conservative; Raffy Lachter, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,202
    Candidates: Elliot Simberg, Conservative, 2,473; Nicole Ereira, Conservative, 2,303; Raffy Lachter, Conservative, 2,265; Frank Orman, Independent, 1,063; Avi Benezra, Reform UK, 916; Laura Ouseley, Labour, 889; Jake Baker, Labour, 867; Leo Fruhman, Reform UK, 821; Adam Michael Langleben, Labour, 804; Danny Al-Khafaji, Independent, 774; Billie Rose Cheney, Green, 727; Sahra Rae Taylor, Green, 727; Sury Khatri, Reform UK, 701; Peter Leslie Williams, Green, 572; Charles Wakefield, Liberal Democrats, 368.

    Totteridge and Woodside
    Result: Conservative won all three seats
    Elected: Alison Jane Cornelius, Conservative; Caroline Stock, Conservative; Richard Alan Cornelius, Conservative
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 1,358
    Candidates: Alison Jane Cornelius, Conservative, 2,533; Caroline Stock, Conservative, 2,436; Richard Alan Cornelius, Conservative, 2,432; Karen Lesley Alcock, Labour, 1,074; Robin Johnson, Labour, 972; Diomira Way, Labour, 876; Adam Collins, Reform UK, 771; Rick Prior, Reform UK, 730; Dana McNee, Green, 717; Katie Reid, Reform UK, 712; Ben Keeling, Green, 706; Fabio Vollono, Green, 640; Jaz Alduk, Rejoin EU, 201.

    Underhill
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Zahra Beg, Labour; Josh Tapper, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 299
    Candidates: Zahra Beg, Labour, 1,233; Josh Tapper, Labour, 1,128; Lucy Kate Milner, Conservative, 829; Andrew Hutchings, Reform UK, 826; Alison Mills, Reform UK, 774; Reuben Louis Ward, Conservative, 683; Gina Theodorou, Independent, 619; Hugh James Platt, Green, 595; Carl Rudolph Graham White, Green, 427; Stephen Barber, Liberal Democrats, 252; Sean Hooker, Liberal Democrats, 228; Riann Mehta, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, 128; Donato Briamonte, Rejoin EU, 122.

    West Finchley
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Ross Houston, Labour; Kath McGuirk, Labour; Danny Rich, Labour
    Change from 2022: no change
    Majority: 657
    Candidates: Ross Houston, Labour, 2,115; Kath McGuirk, Labour, 2,083; Danny Rich, Labour, 1,989; Nigel Saidler, Conservative, 1,329; Nina Fletcher, Green, 1,332; Mirzan Kama, Conservative, 1,197; Zahra Fozia Khan, Green, 1,177; Jai Mirpuri, Conservative, 1,272; Ed Tytherleigh, Green, 1,061; Danny Feldman, Reform UK, 756; Anirudh Shah, Reform UK, 581; Ali Haji, Reform UK, 538; Janice Turner, Liberal Democrats, 449; Dudley Miles, Liberal Democrats, 413; Gregory Ruback, Liberal Democrats, 373.

    West Hendon
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Andrea Lesley Bilbow, Labour; Rishikesh Chakraborty, Labour; Carrie Reiners, Labour
    Change from 2022: not stated in the Barnet Post table
    Majority: 323
    Candidates: Andrea Lesley Bilbow, Labour, 1,359; Rishikesh Chakraborty, Labour, 1,327; Carrie Reiners, Labour, 1,206; Mark Shooter, Reform UK, 883; Emma Kelly, Reform UK, 875; Yosef David, Reform UK, 868; Dominique Gomez, Green, 835; Leon Harry Silver, Conservative, 835; Kate Marie Tokley, Green, 819; James O’Connell, Green, 775; Ansuya Vinud Sodha, Conservative, 768; Adelina Giorgiana Truta, Conservative, 750; Jeremy Walsh, Liberal Democrats, 245.

    Whetstone
    Result: Labour won one seat; Conservative won one seat
    Elected: Ezra Cohen, Labour; Stephen Lewis, Conservative
    Change from 2022: Labour -1; Conservative +1
    Majority: 5
    Candidates: Ezra Cohen, Labour, 1,292; Stephen Lewis, Conservative, 1,290; Kevin Ghateh, Conservative, 1,285; Ella Rose-Jacobs, Labour, 1,200; Adrian Kitching, Reform UK, 543; David Hillel Burns, Green, 535; Vaidehi Ramesh Hegde, Green, 478; Martin Navias, Reform UK, 471; Luigi Bille, Liberal Democrats, 194; John MacRory, Liberal Democrats, 146; Richard Hewison, Rejoin EU, 79.

    Woodhouse
    Result: Green won one seat; Labour won one seat
    Elected: Charli Thompson, Green; Anne Cecilia Hutton, Labour
    Change from 2022: Labour -1; Green +1
    Majority: 93
    Candidates: Charli Thompson, Green, 1,331; Anne Cecilia Hutton, Labour, 1,287; George Ttoouli, Green, 1,194; Nigel Young, Labour, 1,142; Samson Richard Reddy, Conservative, 895; Shaan-Yusef Haruwn Owusu-Afriyie, Conservative, 726; Ishpal Anand, Reform UK, 593; Parveen Sanghera, Reform UK, 552; Penny Gostyn, Liberal Democrats, 210; Anke Lohmann, Liberal Democrats, 165; Santo Mosca, Rejoin EU, 105.

  • NEWS STORY : Reform UK Hit By Fresh Scandal as Party Expels New Councillor

    NEWS STORY : Reform UK Hit By Fresh Scandal as Party Expels New Councillor

    STORY

    A newly elected Reform UK councillor has resigned from his council seats just days after being elected in Essex. Stuart Prior won seats on both Essex County Council and Rochford District Council in last week’s local elections, but has now stepped down following allegations about racist and Islamophobic social media posts.

    Prior was elected for the Rayleigh West division on Essex County Council and for the Sweyne Park and Grange ward on Rochford District Council. ITV reported that he had also been expelled from Reform UK, while The Independent said a Reform source stated that Prior had resigned from his elected positions for “personal reasons” and that his party membership had been revoked. The news will come as a challenge for Nigel Farage’s Reform UK which has faced a series of hate speech scandals over recent days.

  • Kemi Badenoch – 2026 Statement Following Local Elections

    Kemi Badenoch – 2026 Statement Following Local Elections

    The statement made by Kemi Badenoch, the Leader of the Opposition, on 11 May 2026.

    It’s rare for political parties to say something nice about their opponents. I doubt the favour will be returned, but I can say that Reform had a good set of local election results, although not as good as they had hoped. They threw the kitchen sink at it, yet went backwards while we went forwards from last year’s locals.

    Conservatives had some good successes. No one had expected us to win back Westminster, or hold on in places like Bexley, Broxbourne and Fareham. So, there is everything to play for, but we are rebuilding from a low base and there is a long road ahead.

    The alleged attempted murders in Golders Green cast a shadow over this election. People can see the fragmentation, not just in our politics as voters retreat into tribes, but in the importation of foreign conflicts, grievances and values into British public life.

    It is because we are sticking to our values – on integration, on the economy, on our national security – that the green shoots of Conservative recovery are starting to be seen.

    Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, East and West Sussex, however, were painful losses. Voters who were still sceptical about us and loathe Labour had a free hit voting Reform, knowing the county councils will be abolished next year. Trust, easily lost, is harder to regain, and former Conservative voters in those places were entitled to send us a message.

    In the areas where voters wanted to register anger, Reform was often the vehicle. But where they wanted something protected, fixed or delivered, they looked again at the Conservatives.

    Just look at Harlow. Reform expected to take all 11 seats. They got zero. In Bromley, Conservative defectors who had gone to Reform even lost their seats. Why? Because these Conservative councils have visibly delivered, investing in the town centre and keeping council tax low.

    This was the same message I heard everywhere I went across the country, from Aberdeen to the Solent. Where voters wanted practical solutions and delivery, not just angry protest, where local Conservatives had clear plans and a record of work, Reform looked like wreckers rather than people who could run things, and voters chose the serious governing option.

    This is now our way ahead: be a proper Conservative Party. Do not talk Right while governing Left. Be competent and show delivery and we will earn back your trust.

    Reform boasted that May 7 would be the day they killed off the Conservative Party and we’d cease to be a national party. Hubris.

    The figures tell the real story. Last local elections, Reform was on 32 per cent support nationally and the Conservatives on just 18 per cent. This year, we rose to 20 per cent and second place nationally, while Reform fell back to 27 per cent. It is still a difficult position for us, but while Reform may be ahead, they are going backwards and we are marching forwards.

    Reform said at the start of the year that they intended to empty their bank accounts, and it certainly looks as if they did. A blizzard of expensive letters and leaflets, postcode lottery giveaways to Reform party members and other gimmicks have likely burned through £7m-£8m on these elections.

    That’s about ten times what most parties would have spent. If they need to spray that much money at local elections and still fall back, why would anyone trust them to be careful with taxpayers’ money?

    Conservatives have been careful with our members’ money and our donors’ money, because we know every pound matters.

    The next election will not be decided by who can sound angriest. Reform has the same diagnosis on issues like immigration as the Conservatives. But on the economy, welfare, defence, education and health, they still haven’t quite worked out what they think or what to do. Britain does not need a louder opposition. It needs a serious government.

    That is why those on the Right tempted by Reform should be clear-eyed. Reform is not a conservative party in the usual sense. It is not offering coherent centre-Right government, rooted in fiscal responsibility, strong institutions, personal freedom and clear plans.

    Reform promises different things to different voters. This election, they have won more Left-wing votes from Labour than Right-wing votes from the Conservatives. We should all ask which voters they will choose if they get into government?

    The Conservative Party is in the business of providing solutions. We know where we went wrong and we are not just demanding trust back as if the last 14 years did not happen.

    But anger alone will not secure the borders, grow the economy, reduce bills, protect green spaces, fix welfare, back business or rebuild trust in government. That takes serious people, serious plans and the discipline to deliver them.
    It’s why, despite the setbacks, I am encouraged by our results this week. The Conservative Party is rebuilding steadily, seriously and with purpose. We are not asking people to forget the past but to judge us by what we do next.

  • 2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barking and Dagenham Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barking and Dagenham Borough Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Barking and Dagenham Borough Council

    London Borough of Barking and Dagenham
    Election: Local Elections 2026, Thursday 7 May 2026
    Seats contested: 51 across 19 wards
    Overall control/status: Labour retained control
    Overall turnout: not published on the council’s party-summary page
    Council-wide seat summary: Labour Party Candidate 38, Reform UK 9, Green Party Candidate / The Green Party / Green Party Councillor 4, Local Conservatives 0, Liberal Democrats 0, Independent 0, Workers Party 0, Christian Peoples Alliance 0.

    Abbey
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Manzoor Hussain, Labour Party Candidate; Regina Rahman, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 3,898
    Total votes: 2,410
    Rejected ballots: 9
    Majority: 43
    Candidates: Manzoor Hussain, Labour Party Candidate, 478; Regina Rahman, Labour Party Candidate, 457; Shazia Majeed, The Green Party, 414; Verinder Singh, Green Party Candidate, 406; Natasha Caulfield, Reform UK, 166; Ehsan Attiq, Local Conservatives, 158; Craig Pullen, Reform UK, 141; Kazi MD Reza, Local Conservatives, 138; Malik Rabbani, Liberal Democrats, 52.

    Alibon
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Dorothy Akwaboah, Labour Party Candidate; Muazzam Sandhu, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 6,891
    Total votes: 4,356
    Rejected ballots: 20
    Majority: 11
    Candidates: Dorothy Akwaboah, Labour Party Candidate, 981; Muazzam Sandhu, Labour Party Candidate, 894; Tracey Jayne Sullivan-Sparks, Reform UK, 883; Nick Vandyke, Reform UK, 828; Ikem Chinedu, Local Conservatives, 284; Abul Khayer, Local Conservatives, 267; Brianne Wooding, Liberal Democrats, 219.

    Barking Riverside
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Josie Channer, Labour Party Candidate; Cameron Geddes, Labour Party Candidate; Marion Lesley Hull, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 8,300
    Total votes: 6,700
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 22
    Candidates: Josie Channer, Labour Party Candidate, 930; Cameron Geddes, Labour Party Candidate, 918; Marion Lesley Hull, Labour Party Candidate, 823; Victoria Hornby, Green Party Councillor, 801; Mizanur Rahman, The Green Party, 789; Godfrey Kizito Sekisonge, The Green Party, 668; Jim Holland, Reform UK, 395; Ion Talambuta, Reform UK, 329; Ion Ursachi, Reform UK, 324; Mohammad Gias Uddin, Local Conservatives, 179; Helal Talukder, Local Conservatives, 169; Musammat Meherun Nessa Khanam, Local Conservatives, 146; Gabriel Abe, Christian Peoples Alliance, 143; Syed I Kazmi, Liberal Democrats, 86.

    Beam
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Muhib Chowdhury, Labour Party Candidate; Donna R A Lumsden, Labour Party Candidate; Glen Spoor, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 5,921
    Total votes: 4,691
    Rejected ballots: 13
    Majority: 261
    Candidates: Muhib Chowdhury, Labour Party Candidate, 826; Donna R A Lumsden, Labour Party Candidate, 771; Glen Spoor, Labour Party Candidate, 690; Anish Samuel, Reform UK, 429; Nina Sontea, Reform UK, 413; Ionel Popa, The Green Party, 400; Mariana Suciu, Reform UK, 400; George Elebiju, Liberal Democrats, 226; Mehreen Iqbal, Local Conservatives, 189; Taye Ishola, Local Conservatives, 186; Joseph Obukowho Omorere, Local Conservatives, 161.

    Becontree
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Edna Fergus, Labour Party Candidate; Muhammad Saleem, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 6,758
    Total votes: 4,460
    Rejected ballots: 14
    Majority: 196
    Candidates: Edna Fergus, Labour Party Candidate, 879; Muhammad Saleem, Labour Party Candidate, 817; Ann Clark, Reform UK, 621; Dave Godfrey, Reform UK, 600; Masood Khushi Pasha, The Green Party, 496; Mary-Ann Murphy, Green Party Councillor, 404; Muhammad Amin Ahmadzai, Independent, 280; Mohammed Sanaullah Islam, Local Conservatives, 161; Minhaz Karim Khan, Local Conservatives, 148; Mohammad Yaqoob, Liberal Democrats, 54.

    Chadwell Heath
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Sade Bright, Labour Party Candidate; Simon Perry, Labour Party Candidate; Michel Pongo, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 9,605
    Total votes: 8,347
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 156
    Candidates: Sade Bright, Labour Party Candidate, 1,137; Simon Perry, Labour Party Candidate, 1,135; Michel Pongo, Labour Party Candidate, 994; Paul Anthony Hewson, Reform UK, 838; Vivian Ebal, The Green Party, 800; Debbie Rosaman, The Green Party, 766; Fuad Ashraf, Reform UK, 730; Muhammad Hamza, Reform UK, 706; Kamini Devi Sharma, Local Conservatives, 364; Arinze David Nwanna, Local Conservatives, 306; Mohib Ali Shah, Liberal Democrats, 290; Anonta Candra Sutradhar, Local Conservatives, 281.

    Eastbrook & Rush Green
    Result: Reform UK won both seats
    Elected: Ron Emin, Reform UK; Ben Suter, Reform UK
    Electorate: 6,292
    Total votes: 4,993
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 169
    Candidates: Ron Emin, Reform UK, 973; Ben Suter, Reform UK, 951; Princess Opeyemi Bright, Labour Party Candidate, 782; Amimul Ahsan Tanim, Labour Party Candidate, 731; Djena Balde, Green Party Candidate, 424; Sheikh Adil Nadeem, The Green Party, 400; Neil Edgar Hallewell, Local Conservatives, 224; James Alfred Arthur Tyler, Local Conservatives, 215; Lewis Reece Holmes, no description listed, 143; Ashlea Hetty Wane, no description listed, 78; Nomsa Munangatire, Liberal Democrats, 72.

    Eastbury
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Mohammed Sadruzzaman Khan, Labour Party Candidate; Dominic Anthony Twomey, Labour Party Candidate; Maureen Margaret Worby, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 10,441
    Total votes: 9,907
    Rejected ballots: 14
    Majority: 34
    Candidates: Mohammed Sadruzzaman Khan, Labour Party Candidate, 1,112; Dominic Anthony Twomey, Labour Party Candidate, 1,067; Maureen Margaret Worby, Labour Party Candidate, 1,028; Mohammod Jalal Uddin, Green Party Candidate, 994; Costel Filipescu, Reform UK, 904; Zinaida Birlea, Reform UK, 887; Romas Bugaitis, Green Party Candidate, 877; Sisir Das, Reform UK, 861; Pinar Polat, The Green Party, 813; Monzour Ahamed, Local Conservatives, 411; Joshua Yousaf, Local Conservatives, 401; Azizur Rahman, Local Conservatives, 325; Elizabeth Makinde, Liberal Democrats, 227.

    Gascoigne
    Result: Green won two seats; Labour won one seat
    Elected: Moin Ali Quadri, The Green Party; Nazrul Islam Kazi, The Green Party; Alison Cormack, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 8,193
    Total votes: 6,995
    Rejected ballots: 13
    Majority: 2
    Candidates: Moin Ali Quadri, The Green Party, 964; Nazrul Islam Kazi, The Green Party, 940; Alison Cormack, Labour Party Candidate, 864; Ashwin Balluck, Labour Party Candidate, 862; Kaied Omar Ghiyatha, Labour Party Candidate, 791; Silvia Rotaru, The Green Party, 769; Abedin Kazi, Local Conservatives, 317; Vera Botnari, Reform UK, 255; Adriana Saldana, Local Conservatives, 240; Mihaela Melinte, Reform UK, 236; Lilufar Begum, Local Conservatives, 234; Tadas Karkauskas, Reform UK, 225; Qasim Tahir, Workers Party, 214; Ayfer Cebi, Liberal Democrats, 84.

    Goresbrook
    Result: Reform UK won all three seats
    Elected: George Miller, Reform UK; Caleb Van Ryneveld, Reform UK; Manjeet Nandra, Reform UK
    Electorate: 8,859
    Total votes: 8,630
    Rejected ballots: 17
    Majority: 275
    Candidates: George Miller, Reform UK, 1,309; Caleb Van Ryneveld, Reform UK, 1,170; Manjeet Nandra, Reform UK, 1,149; Irma L M Freeborn, Labour Party Candidate, 874; Paul David Robinson, Labour Party Candidate, 818; Nassaba Guiba, Labour Party Candidate, 772; Sheikh Faruque Ahmed, The Green Party, 664; Poly Rawsan Ara, Green Party Candidate, 560; Colin Paul Bowman, Local Conservatives, 444; Mohammed Jafar Islam, Local Conservatives, 370; Sharfaraz Khan Raj, Local Conservatives, 330; Muhammad Shahid Awan, Liberal Democrats, 170.

    Heath
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Ingrid Robinson, Labour Party Candidate; Harriet Spoor, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 6,058
    Total votes: 3,749
    Rejected ballots: 19
    Majority: 221
    Candidates: Ingrid Robinson, Labour Party Candidate, 959; Harriet Spoor, Labour Party Candidate, 883; Lee Colin Dennis Willoughby, Reform UK, 662; Sunil Idiculla, Reform UK, 603; Abdullah Alam, Local Conservatives, 250; Naveed Akbar, Liberal Democrats, 225; Corine Mengalle, Local Conservatives, 167.

    Longbridge
    Result: Green won two seats; Labour won one seat
    Elected: Faruk Choudhury, Green Party Candidate; Rocky Gill, Labour Party Candidate; Mashkura Binta Mazid, Green Party Candidate
    Electorate: 9,271
    Total votes: 11,360
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 94
    Candidates: Faruk Choudhury, Green Party Candidate, 1,630; Rocky Gill, Labour Party Candidate, 1,439; Mashkura Binta Mazid, Green Party Candidate, 1,250; Emran Hussain Chowdhury, Labour Party Candidate, 1,156; Tim Hunt, Green Party Candidate, 1,117; Val Masson, Labour Party Candidate, 936; Mohammed Sahed Hussain, Independent, 895; Shah Rahman, Local Conservatives, 849; Marin Adam, Reform UK, 449; Chris Fennessy, Reform UK, 416; Lynda Jane Rice, Local Conservatives, 408; Alexandru Suciu, Reform UK, 359; Joe McNicholl, Local Conservatives, 355; Ghulam Rasool, Liberal Democrats, 101.

    Mayesbrook
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Shamsul Azam, Labour Party Candidate; Kashif Haroon, Labour Party Candidate; Faiza Noreen, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 9,888
    Total votes: 9,403
    Rejected ballots: 14
    Majority: 72
    Candidates: Shamsul Azam, Labour Party Candidate, 1,182; Kashif Haroon, Labour Party Candidate, 1,129; Faiza Noreen, Labour Party Candidate, 1,105; Andy McNab, Reform UK, 1,033; Ray Anderson, Reform UK, 1,023; Bijoy Johnson, Reform UK, 1,023; Raju Ahamad, The Green Party, 758; Juliano Nunes, Green Party Lead Candidate, 719; Syed Fahim Ahmed Roomy, Green Party Candidate, 637; Shahana H S Choudhury, Local Conservatives, 247; Tamanna Mirza, Local Conservatives, 224; Mizanur Rahman, Local Conservatives, 195; Waheed Nazir, Liberal Democrats, 128.

    Northbury
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Saima Ashraf, Labour Party Candidate; Giasuddin Miah, Labour Party Candidate; Summya Sohaib, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 9,090
    Total votes: 7,795
    Rejected ballots: 16
    Majority: 10
    Candidates: Saima Ashraf, Labour Party Candidate, 1,146; Giasuddin Miah, Labour Party Candidate, 1,003; Summya Sohaib, Labour Party Candidate, 950; Curtis Cooper, The Green Party, 940; Khawar Rizwan Nasim, The Green Party, 889; Aiden Nicholls, Green Party Candidate, 868; Shibli Rahman, Local Conservatives, 342; Scott Cleaver, Reform UK, 328; Ahad Hossain, Local Conservatives, 326; Rasel Miha, Local Conservatives, 309; Paul Mateiu, Reform UK, 289; Lesley McNab, Reform UK, 276; Mehnaz Ali, Liberal Democrats, 129.

    Parsloes
    Result: Reform UK won all three seats
    Elected: Billy Edmunds, Reform UK; Alexandra Arnautu, Reform UK; Ripon Sheikh, Reform UK
    Electorate: 10,093
    Total votes: 10,396
    Rejected ballots: 14
    Majority: 134
    Candidates: Billy Edmunds, Reform UK, 1,308; Alexandra Arnautu, Reform UK, 1,286; Ripon Sheikh, Reform UK, 1,149; Robert James Jones, Labour Party Candidate, 1,015; Jeorgina da Costa Soares, Labour Party Candidate, 991; Taiwo Bodunrin, Green Party Candidate, 945; Elizabeth Kangethe, Labour Party Candidate, 945; Syful Islam, Green Party Candidate, 924; Mst Marzia Khatun, Green Party Candidate, 821; Sonjoy Kumar Roy, Local Conservatives, 312; Chika Nwokorie, Local Conservatives, 287; Md Meraj Hossain, Local Conservatives, 281; Zulifqar Khan, Liberal Democrats, 132.

    Thames View
    Result: Labour won both seats
    Elected: Lucy Sara Lee, Labour Party Candidate; Sabbir Zamee, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 3,848
    Total votes: 2,556
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 159
    Candidates: Lucy Sara Lee, Labour Party Candidate, 567; Sabbir Zamee, Labour Party Candidate, 551; Emma Louise Grove, Green Party Candidate, 392; Paul David Powlesland, Green Party Candidate, 336; Ion Adam, Reform UK, 201; Karen Staddon, Reform UK, 195; Andrew Boff, Local Conservatives, 125; Comfort Adegbulugbe, Local Conservatives, 114; Lucy Baiye-Gaman, Christian Peoples Alliance, 41; Mine Mayda, Liberal Democrats, 34.

    Valence
    Result: Labour won two seats; Reform UK won one seat
    Elected: Syed Feroz Ghani, Labour Party Candidate; Jane Elizabeth Jones, Labour Party Candidate; Kim Barti, Reform UK
    Electorate: 10,297
    Total votes: 9,036
    Rejected ballots: 12
    Majority: 26
    Candidates: Syed Feroz Ghani, Labour Party Candidate, 1,270; Jane Elizabeth Jones, Labour Party Candidate, 1,189; Kim Barti, Reform UK, 1,186; Barb Gibbs, Reform UK, 1,160; Laura Iosifescu, Labour Party Candidate, 1,112; Mavis Oti Boakye, Reform UK, 1,075; Saqib Bashir, The Green Party, 880; Mark Akindeko, Local Conservatives, 348; Amber Ijaz, Liberal Democrats, 309; Vivien Ojo, Local Conservatives, 277; Goodluck Nonye Uba, Local Conservatives, 230.

    Village
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Ajanta Deb Roy, Labour Party Candidate; Phil Waker, Labour Party Candidate; Julia Williams, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 8,539
    Total votes: 8,874
    Rejected ballots: 14
    Majority: 486
    Candidates: Ajanta Deb Roy, Labour Party Candidate, 1,542; Phil Waker, Labour Party Candidate, 1,495; Julia Williams, Labour Party Candidate, 1,493; Del Hunter, Reform UK, 1,007; Michael David Smith, Reform UK, 1,007; Marina Sanduleac, Reform UK, 960; Sheikh Mostak Ahmed, Local Conservatives, 407; Graham Gosling, Local Conservatives, 334; Arinola Ibiyemi Araba, Local Conservatives, 320; Olumide Adeyefa, Liberal Democrats, 309.

    Whalebone
    Result: Labour won all three seats
    Elected: Rubina Siddiqui, Labour Party Candidate; Andrew Achilleos, Labour Party Candidate; Mukhtar Yusuf, Labour Party Candidate
    Electorate: 9,238
    Total votes: 8,204
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 307
    Candidates: Rubina Siddiqui, Labour Party Candidate, 1,289; Andrew Achilleos, Labour Party Candidate, 1,254; Mukhtar Yusuf, Labour Party Candidate, 1,124; Nazrul Islam, Green Party Candidate, 817; Dixant Patel, Local Conservatives, 817; Adrian Gregory-Brown, Reform UK, 796; Ramesh Babu Boddukola, Reform UK, 788; Kenneth Okechukwu Odunze, Local Conservatives, 381; Ada Emeka Echedom, Local Conservatives, 378; Olesea Pasat, Reform UK, 332; Herbert Munangatire, Liberal Democrats, 228.

  • 2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Adur District Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Adur District Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Adur District Council

    Adur District Council
    Election: Adur District Council election, Thursday 7 May 2026
    Seats contested: 14
    Overall control/status: Labour retained control. The council said its post-election composition was Labour 17, Reform UK 6, Shoreham Beach Residents’ Association 2, Greens 2 and Independent Group 2.
    Seat summary from the 14 wards contested: Reform UK 6, Labour 5, Green 1, Independent Group 1, Shoreham Beach Residents’ Association 1.

    Buckingham
    Result: Labour gain
    Elected: David Joseph Devoy, Labour
    Turnout: 53.70%
    Majority: 239
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 6
    Candidates: David Joseph Devoy, Labour, 632; David Stephen Cotton, Reform UK, 393; Kevin Boram, Conservative, 364; Gabe Crisp, Green, 159; William Harpley, Liberal Democrats, 95.

    Churchill
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Mike Mendoza, Reform UK
    Turnout: 45.13%
    Majority: 71
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 8
    Candidates: Mike Mendoza, Reform UK, 459; Steve Neocleous, Independent, 388; Vikki Fryer, Labour, 225; Stuart Ian Richardson, Green, 194; Tony Nicklen, Conservative, 157; Ashley Ridley, Liberal Democrats, 122.

    Cokeham
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Jim Doubtfire, Reform UK
    Turnout: 44.53%
    Majority: 347
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 9
    Candidates: Jim Doubtfire, Reform UK, 650; Tony Bellasis, Conservative, 303; Alun Wynne Jones, Labour, 270; Adam Alexander Baxter, Green, 201; David Thompson, Liberal Democrats, 97.

    Eastbrook
    Result: Labour hold
    Elected: David John Lovelidge, Labour
    Turnout: 42.43%
    Majority: 122
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 8
    Candidates: David John Lovelidge, Labour, 501; Joby Pannell, Reform UK, 379; Kelvin Howard Fry, Conservative, 219; Patrick George Ginnelly, Green, 219; Jacqueline Bartram, Liberal Democrats, 70.

    Hillside
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Rhys Bradley Grinstead, Reform UK
    Turnout: 40.61%
    Majority: 118
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 8
    Candidates: Rhys Bradley Grinstead, Reform UK, 463; Pat McGrath, Labour, 345; Leila Yasmin Powell Williams, Conservative, 343; Declan Michael Alfred Decke, Green, 208.

    Manor
    Result: Independent hold
    Elected: Carol Albury, Independent
    Turnout: 49.02%
    Majority: 126
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 10
    Candidates: Carol Albury, Independent, 599; Mark Grahame Burton, Reform UK, 473; Jude Harvey, Labour, 221; Effy Walsh, Green, 221; Cheikh Amed Tidiane Gueye, Liberal Democrats, 51.

    Marine
    Result: Independent hold
    Elected: Julia Watts, Independent
    Turnout: 57.79%
    Majority: 466
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 11
    Candidates: Julia Watts, Independent, 997; Troy Wade, Green, 531; Paul Garrett, Reform UK, 289; Pat Alden, Labour, 178; Neville James Pressley, Liberal Democrats, 52.

    Mash Barn
    Result: Labour hold
    Elected: Lee Cowen, Labour
    Turnout: 43.79%
    Majority: 33
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 5
    Candidates: Lee Cowen, Labour, 631; Victoria Charlotte Fairman, Reform UK, 598; Susan Fry, Conservative, 183; Katie Piatt, Green, 165; Carolyn White, Liberal Democrats, 62.

    Peverel
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Stuart Parsons, Reform UK
    Turnout: 42.21%
    Majority: 281
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 7
    Candidates: Stuart Parsons, Reform UK, 548; Matt Fry, Conservative, 267; Henry Herbert Allinson, Labour, 261; Saffi Price, Green, 194; Paul Mansfield, Independent, 154.

    Southlands
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Nigel David Hepworth, Reform UK
    Turnout: 41.13%
    Majority: 80
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 22
    Candidates: Nigel David Hepworth, Reform UK, 456; Peter Ashley, Labour, 376; Maggie Rumble, Green, 251; Keith Humphrey, Liberal Democrats, 188.

    Southwick Green
    Result: Labour hold
    Elected: Dan Flower, Labour
    Turnout: 46.39%
    Majority: 348
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 5
    Candidates: Dan Flower, Labour, 674; Stuart Bower, Reform UK, 326; Julie Anne Searle, Conservative, 265; Helen Mears, Green, 231; Anthony Charles Stuart, Liberal Democrats, 79.

    St Mary’s
    Result: Labour hold
    Elected: Jeremy Gardner, Labour and Co-operative
    Turnout: 48.06%
    Majority: 408
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 8
    Candidates: Jeremy Gardner, Labour and Co-operative, 839; Angie Buhl-Nielsen, Green, 431; Kate Michaela, Reform UK, 367; Maryam Shapouri, Conservative, 194; Dawn Rowatt, Liberal Democrats, 95.

    St Nicolas
    Result: Green hold
    Elected: Liam John Brook Tidy, Green
    Turnout: 58.69%
    Majority: 416
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 4
    Candidates: Liam John Brook Tidy, Green, 770; Jennifer Sarah Mendoza, Reform UK, 354; Bob Towner, Conservative, 306; Kathryn Elizabeth Upton, Labour, 295; Ian Jones, Liberal Democrats, 162.

    Widewater
    Result: Reform UK gain
    Elected: Joe Pannell, Reform UK
    Turnout: 45.31%
    Majority: 507
    Rejected/invalid ballots: 37
    Candidates: Joe Pannell, Reform UK, 945; Connor James Ranahan, Green, 438; Joseph James O’Halloran, Labour, 423; Samantha Eaton, Liberal Democrats, 280.

  • 2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Oxford City Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Oxford City Council

    2026 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS – Oxford City Council

    Oxford City Council
    Election: Oxford City Council election, Thursday 7 May 2026
    Seats contested: all 24 wards
    Results declared: 24 of 24 wards
    Overall turnout: 43.5%
    Overall control/status: Labour remained the largest party, with the post-election political composition listed by the council as Labour 20, Green 13, Liberal Democrat 9, Independent Oxford Alliance 4 and Real Independents 2.

    Seat summary from the 24 wards contested:

    Labour / Labour and Co-operative: 10
    Green: 9
    Liberal Democrats: 4
    Independent: 1
    Reform UK: 0
    Conservative: 0
    Independent Oxford Alliance: 0
    Workers Party: 0
    Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: 0

    Barton and Sandhills
    Result: Labour and Co-operative HOLD
    Elected: Mike Rowley, Labour and Co-operative Party
    Turnout: 33.9%
    Rejected ballots: 4
    Majority: 242
    Candidates: Mike Rowley, Labour and Co-operative Party, 578; Felix Peter Bloomfield, Reform UK, 336; Tariq Saeed, Green Party, 237; Artwell, Independent, 165; Vernon Porter, The Conservative Party Candidate, 124; Paul Rogers, Liberal Democrat, 96; Boris Fedorov, Workers Party, 29.

    Blackbird Leys
    Result: Labour and Co-operative HOLD
    Elected: Lubna Arshad, Labour and Co-operative Party
    Turnout: 29.7%
    Rejected ballots: 9
    Majority: 251
    Candidates: Lubna Arshad, Labour and Co-operative Party, 588; Kornel Schesztak, Reform UK, 337; Indigo Haynes, Green Party, 151; Fay Lana Sims, The Conservative Party Candidate, 71; Alexandrine Kantor, Liberal Democrat, 49; James Morbin, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, 17.

    Carfax and Jericho
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Sushila Devi Dhall, Green Party
    Turnout: 48.9%
    Rejected ballots: 12
    Majority: 288
    Candidates: Sushila Devi Dhall, Green Party, 811; Alex Hollingsworth, Labour and Co-operative Party, 523; John Orrell Howson, Liberal Democrats, 123; Harriet Georgia Sophie Dolby, The Conservative Party Candidate, 84; Vittorio Peter Cuneo-Flood, Reform UK, 75.

    Churchill
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Susan Woolford Brown, Labour Party
    Turnout: 29.5%
    Rejected ballots: 11
    Majority: 173
    Candidates: Susan Woolford Brown, Labour Party, 570; Ines Carmen Wilhelm, Green Party, 397; Michael Sakkalli, Reform UK, 231; Tim Patmore, The Conservative Party Candidate, 133; Peter Charles Coggins, Liberal Democrat, 75.

    Cowley
    Result: Green GAIN
    Elected: Edward Mundy, Green Party
    Turnout: 45.5%
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 466
    Candidates: Edward Mundy, Green Party, 1,031; Ajaz Ur Rehman, Independent, 565; Michael William Boyd, Labour Party, 291; Ian Szwajca, Reform UK, 219; George Busby, Liberal Democrat, 69; Andrea Louise Stephenson, The Conservative Party Candidate, 58.

    Cutteslowe and Sunnymead
    Result: Liberal Democrat HOLD
    Elected: Laurence George Fouweather, Liberal Democrats
    Turnout: 48.1%
    Rejected ballots: 13
    Majority: 648
    Candidates: Laurence George Fouweather, Liberal Democrats, 1,044; Andrea Schiavi, Green Party, 396; David John Cunningham, The Conservative Party Candidate, 388; Nancy Lynn Cartwright, Labour Party, 351; Michael William Andrews, Reform UK, 165.

    Donnington
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Rosie Rawle, Green Party
    Turnout: 43.3%
    Rejected ballots: 7
    Majority: 518
    Candidates: Rosie Rawle, Green Party, 986; Saqib Faradoon, Independent, 468; Ralph Amory Noble, Labour and Co-operative Party, 267; Anna Marie Avila Taylor, Reform UK, 109; Graham Roderick Jones, Liberal Democrat, 58; Simon James Bazley, The Conservative Party Candidate, 41.

    Headington
    Result: Liberal Democrat HOLD
    Elected: Christopher Stephen Frederick Smowton, Liberal Democrat
    Turnout: 48.8%
    Rejected ballots: 12
    Majority: 416
    Candidates: Christopher Stephen Frederick Smowton, Liberal Democrat, 927; Emily Lygo, Labour Party, 511; Neil Doig, Green Party, 422; James Peter Jackson, The Conservative Party Candidate, 185; Sandhya Sunkara, Reform UK, 181.

    Headington Hill and Northway
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: James Taylor, Labour Party
    Turnout: 40.1%
    Rejected ballots: 3
    Majority: 223
    Candidates: James Taylor, Labour Party, 650; Nasreen Majeed, Independent Oxford Alliance, 427; Sam Alston, Green Party, 238; Tenson Jacob, Reform UK, 137; George Edward Silvanus Robinson, The Conservative Party Candidate, 85; Eleonore Rebekka Vogel, Liberal Democrat, 48; Agnieszka Kowalska, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, 8.

    Hinksey Park
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Siobhan Ann Lancaster, Labour Party
    Turnout: 47.8%
    Rejected ballots: 7
    Majority: 347
    Candidates: Siobhan Ann Lancaster, Labour Party, 1,012; Hannah Scott, Green Party, 665; Rick Tanner, Liberal Democrat, 127; Geoffrey Brian Ager, Reform UK, 122; Amy Olivia Campbell, The Conservative Party Candidate, 107.

    Holywell
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Alfie Davis, Green Party
    Turnout: 46%
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 622
    Candidates: Alfie Davis, Green Party, 808; Awab Ramadan Yahia Kazuz, Labour Party, 186; Ian Corthan Bearder, Liberal Democrats, 120; Harry Richardson, The Conservative Party Candidate, 75.

    Littlemore
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Tiago Corais, Labour Party
    Turnout: 38.1%
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 326
    Candidates: Tiago Corais, Labour Party, 726; David Stares, no description listed, 400; Tamsin Sky Tristram Blaxter, Green Party, 251; James Charles Baker, Reform UK, 210; Daniel Stafford, The Conservative Party Candidate, 89; Liz Wood, Liberal Democrat, 27.

    Lye Valley
    Result: Green GAIN
    Elected: James Richard Harry Thorniley, Green Party
    Turnout: 35.6%
    Rejected ballots: 12
    Majority: 26
    Candidates: James Richard Harry Thorniley, Green Party, 500; Stephen Douglas Harwood, Labour Party, 474; Jakub Zagdanski, Reform UK, 248; Gary William Dixon, The Conservative Party Candidate, 124; Maria Bourbon, Liberal Democrat, 76.

    Marston
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Kate Josephine Robinson, Green Party
    Turnout: 51.78%
    Rejected ballots: 2
    Majority: 220
    Candidates: Kate Josephine Robinson, Green Party, 969; Emily Frances Scaysbrook, Independent Oxford Alliance, 749; Charlotte Louise Vinnicombe, Labour Party, 369; Richard Lewin, Reform UK, 146; Duncan Valentine Hatfield, The Conservative Party Candidate, 69; Andy McKay, Liberal Democrat, 44.

    Northfield Brook
    Result: Labour and Co-operative HOLD
    Elected: Trish Elphinstone, Labour and Co-operative Party
    Turnout: 27.4%
    Rejected ballots: 9
    Majority: 121
    Candidates: Trish Elphinstone, Labour and Co-operative Party, 488; Dianne Copestake, Reform UK, 367; David Newman, Green Party, 207; Paul John Sims, The Conservative Party Candidate, 82; Rosemary Anne Beatrice Morlin, Liberal Democrat, 62.

    Osney and St Thomas
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Lois Knight Muddiman, Green Party
    Turnout: 42.9%
    Rejected ballots: 6
    Majority: 318
    Candidates: Lois Knight Muddiman, Green Party, 912; David Calonge, Labour Party, 594; Rose-Marie Wheeler, Reform UK, 114; Louis Watteau Williams, The Conservative Party Candidate, 101; Harry Roy Morgan, Liberal Democrats, 84.

    Quarry and Risinghurst
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Chewe Edgar Munkonge, Labour Party
    Turnout: 50.1%
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 375
    Candidates: Chewe Edgar Munkonge, Labour Party, 943; Kai Ruediger Zolleis, Liberal Democrat, 568; Stephen Robert Hurt, Green Party, 344; Alison Kahn, Independent Oxford Alliance, 317; Cristina Parau, Reform UK, 255; Edmund Charles Annandale Johnstone, The Conservative Party Candidate, 96.

    Rose Hill and Iffley
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Edward Owen Turner, Labour Party
    Turnout: 44.9%
    Rejected ballots: 8
    Majority: 494
    Candidates: Edward Owen Turner, Labour Party, 952; Zack Iqbal, Independent Oxford Alliance, 458; Luke Barbanneau, Green Party, 299; Prudence Mary Prior Dailey, Reform UK, 203; Suresh Lal, The Conservative Party Candidate, 60; Geraldine Anne Coggins, Liberal Democrat, 59.

    St Clement’s
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Ahalya Bala, Green Party
    Turnout: 39%
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 472
    Candidates: Ahalya Bala, Green Party, 875; Thomas Ayudthaya Boyd, Labour and Co-operative Party, 403; Martin Young, Reform UK, 88; Vinay Raniga, The Conservative Party Candidate, 72; Pippa Hitchcock, Liberal Democrat, 65.

    St Mary’s
    Result: Green HOLD
    Elected: Emily Jane Elisabeth Kerr, Green Party
    Turnout: 31.4%
    Rejected ballots: 16
    Majority: 681
    Candidates: Emily Jane Elisabeth Kerr, Green Party, 1,154; Toby Stephen William James, Labour Party, 473; Richard Whelan, Liberal Democrat, 105; Paula Jane Macfarlane, Reform UK, 86; Gloria Croxall, The Conservative Party Candidate, 82.

    Summertown
    Result: Liberal Democrat HOLD
    Elected: Katherine Sarah Miles, Liberal Democrats
    Turnout: 50%
    Rejected ballots: 2
    Majority: 350
    Candidates: Katherine Sarah Miles, Liberal Democrats, 836; Freda Janet Wolfenden, Labour Party, 486; James Hewett, Green Party, 318; Christopher David Edward Fox, The Conservative Party Candidate, 254; Fee Yin, Reform UK, 96.

    Temple Cowley
    Result: Independent HOLD
    Elected: Saj Malik, Independent
    Turnout: 37.4%
    Rejected ballots: 3
    Majority: 165
    Candidates: Saj Malik, Independent, 700; Heather Laura Stallard, Green Party, 535; Joseph Robert McManners, Labour Party, 331; Michael Sargent, Reform UK, 109; Tony Brett, Liberal Democrat, 69; Patricia Gwendoline Mary Jones, The Conservative Party Candidate, 39.

    Walton Manor
    Result: Labour HOLD
    Elected: Louise Upton, Labour Party
    Turnout: 50.6%
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 221
    Candidates: Louise Upton, Labour Party, 664; Joanne Louise Bowlt, Liberal Democrats, 443; Zelalemawee Asheber, Green Party, 422; Penelope Anne Lenon, The Conservative Party Candidate, 134; David Charles Lincoln, Reform UK, 60.

    Wolvercote
    Result: Liberal Democrat HOLD
    Elected: Elizabeth Asabea Abena Turkson Wood, Liberal Democrats
    Turnout: 54.4%
    Rejected ballots: 5
    Majority: 337
    Candidates: Elizabeth Asabea Abena Turkson Wood, Liberal Democrats, 908; Richard Peter Garbutt, Independent Oxford Alliance, 571; Cristina Palamini, Green Party, 308; Bev Humberstone, Labour Party, 124; Stuart David Jolley, Reform UK, 114; Paul Dean Morris, The Conservative Party Candidate, 88.