Election results

Published: 6 May 2022. ballot box image. The Conservative Party has won a majority in the Borough Elections. Voters in Newcastle-under-Lyme have returned ...

Audley: 3 seats - Conservative Councillor Ian Wilkes has been returned and newly elected Cllr. Nicholas Crisp joins him. Silverdale: 2 seats - In Silverdale the Conservatives gained a seat, with newcomer Cllr. Rupert Adcock and Labour retain their seat with new Labour councillor, Jacqueline Bryan. Madeley and Betley: 2 seats - Councillors Gary and Simon White also retained their seats for the Conservative Party. Maer and Whitmore: 1 seat - Newcomer Cllr. Amy Bryan was elected in Maer and Whitmore for the Conservatives, retaining the seat for the party Crackley and Red Street: 2 seats - Newcomer Cllr. Lilian Barker has taken one of the seats for the Conservatives and Cllr. Joel Edgington-Plunkett, also a newcomer, has taken the other for Labour. Keele: 1 seat - Councillor Dave Jones has retained the Keele ward for the Labour and Cooperative Party.

The first meeting of the new Council will be held on Thursday 26 May. The newly elected councillors for each Ward are shown below in alphabetical order: Ward 1: ...

Kate MACLEAN - Scottish National Party (SNP) Michael CAMERON - Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) - 22

Scottish National Party - 12; Conservatives – 10; Scottish Labour - 9; Independent - 2. The first preference votes cast for the nine multi-member ward results ...

Quota required – 1,111. Quota required – 1,085. Quota required – 1,216. Quota required – 895. Quota required – 1,175. Quota required – 1,641.

Find the results for your ward in the 2022 Local Elections.

All of the results from this year’s city council elections will be available on our democracy website. All of the results from this year’s city council elections will be available on our democracy website. Select your ward to see the result from your local area.

Moray's Conservative MP Douglas Ross: "We've elected more Scottish Conservative councillors than ever before in Moray. "We have gone forward and the SNP have ...

David Gordon (Conservatives) - 1129 "We will be having tough conversations with other parties and trying to form an administration. So that's a big increase in our vote.

Labour remains in control of Exeter City Council following the 2022 City Council Elections on Thursday May 5.

WARDLE Tony: Labour Party (1084 votes) FOALE Bob: Labour Party (1190 votes) There were also four by-elections, meaning four wards – Exwick, Heavitree, Pennsylvania and Priory – elected two councillors.

An ex-Carlisle Conservative leader blames issues such as "partygate" for failing to secure power.

Surpassing all expectations for Labour. The Conservatives were notionally defending 21 of these seats based on previous county council elections— Robert Cooper (@BBCRobertCooper) #LocalElections pic.twitter.com/MX9CDjktqS May 6, 2022 "It's a very sizeable majority, the people definitely voted for modernisation and a new approach." Mr Mallinson, who won the Houghton and Irthington seat on the new council, said: "Partygate was a big thing and of course the cost of living crisis. Labour won 30 of the 46 Cumberland seats with the Conservatives getting seven, Liberal Democrats four, Greens two and independents three. Labour won 66% of the seats in the Cumberland authority, which will cover Copeland, Allerdale and Carlisle. Labour and the Liberal Democrats have seized control of the two new Cumbria councils due to come into place in April next year.

Labour emerged from the all-out election still with control of the council chamber in a result that was not as tight as had been suggested on the campaign ...

The full results for each ward in the Bury local elections can be viewed on the council’s website. Overall the red rosette gained one seat while the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats did not have the election they would have hoped, with both parties losing three seats in the end. The Liberal Democrats managed to get one candidate elected and there is also one independent in the chamber.

The Tories lost two councils net and Labour one. Labour gained 79 councillors and the Conservatives lost 35. A key figure demonstrates the degree to which this ...

As I write, Labour have won three councils and are up 38 councillors and the Conservatives have lost six councils and 91 councillors. - Nonetheless, my snap take is that the shadow of Brexit hangs over these elections. Labour gained 79 councillors and the Conservatives lost 35.

Deputy Political Editor Anushka Asthana breaks down what the local election results mean across the UK. | ITV National News.

It wasn't a great night for Johnson in Scotland either where his party fell to third place behind Labour. Overall it was a good result for the SNP but Labour will be cheered with a slight recovery. But they are probably not good enough for Labour yet either. And it is mid terms, and local elections can be unusual. So much so that Labour (and ITV News election analyst Colin Rallings accepted this) they'd probably win back a key seat there - Wolverhampton North East. However, because the seats were last up in 2018 - when on vote share Labour did well and was neck and neck with the Tories - the result still means significant progress on Labour's 2019 devastating election loss. So, to lose not only Margaret Thatcher’s favourite council - Wandsworth (after more than four decades of Tory control) but also Westminster and Barnet was pretty crushing for Conservatives in the capital. But ultimately there is another region that Keir Starmer has to focus on if he ever wants to be prime minister. The results here were mixed. Before 2018, Labour didn't have a single councillor there, and now it has a majority. I will be speaking to colleagues about what needs to happen," he said. The current set up isn’t working and it needs to be changed. The other notable shift towards Labour in the South came in coastal areas as the party took control of Southampton but also Worthing council.