England results

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England Councils A-Z

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. E
  6. F
  7. G
  8. H
  9. I
  10. K
  11. L
  12. M
  13. N
  14. O
  15. P
  16. R
  17. S
  18. T
  19. W

A

  1. Adur
    Conservative hold
  2. Amber Valley
    Conservative hold
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B

  1. Barking & Dagenham
    Labour hold
  2. Barnet
    Labour gain from Conservative
  3. Barnsley
    Labour hold
  4. Basildon
    Conservative hold
  5. Basingstoke & Deane
    Conservative hold
  6. Bexley
    Conservative hold
  7. Birmingham
    Labour hold
  8. Blackburn with Darwen
    Labour hold
  9. Bolton
    No party majority
  10. Bradford
    Labour hold
  11. Brent
    Labour hold
  12. Brentwood
    Conservative hold
  13. Bromley
    Conservative hold
  14. Broxbourne
    Conservative hold
  15. Burnley
    No party majority
  16. Bury
    Labour hold
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C

  1. Calderdale
    Labour hold
  2. Cambridge
    Labour hold
  3. Camden
    Labour hold
  4. Cannock Chase
    Conservative hold
  5. Castle Point
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  6. Cheltenham
    Liberal Democrat hold
  7. Cherwell
    Conservative hold
  8. Chorley
    Labour hold
  9. Colchester
    No party majority
  10. Coventry
    Labour hold
  11. Crawley
    Labour gain from no party majority
  12. Croydon
    Labour loss - no party majority
  13. Cumberland
    Labour win new council
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D

  1. Derby
    No party majority
  2. Dudley
    Conservative hold
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E

  1. Ealing
    Labour hold
  2. Eastleigh
    Liberal Democrat hold
  3. Elmbridge
    No party majority
  4. Enfield
    Labour hold
  5. Epping Forest
    Conservative hold
  6. Exeter
    Labour hold
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F

  1. Fareham
    Conservative hold
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G

  1. Gateshead
    Labour hold
  2. Gosport
    Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative
  3. Greenwich
    Labour hold
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H

  1. Hackney
    Labour hold
  2. Halton
    Labour hold
  3. Hammersmith & Fulham
    Labour hold
  4. Haringey
    Labour hold
  5. Harlow
    Conservative hold
  6. Harrow
    Conservative gain from Labour
  7. Hart
    No party majority
  8. Hartlepool
    No party majority
  9. Hastings
    Labour loss - no party majority
  10. Havant
    Conservative hold
  11. Havering
    No party majority
  12. Hillingdon
    Conservative hold
  13. Hounslow
    Labour hold
  14. Huntingdonshire
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  15. Hyndburn
    No party majority
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I

  1. Ipswich
    Labour hold
  2. Islington
    Labour hold
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K

  1. Kensington & Chelsea
    Conservative hold
  2. Kingston-upon-Hull
    Liberal Democrat gain from Labour
  3. Kingston-upon-Thames
    Liberal Democrat hold
  4. Kirklees
    Labour gain from no party majority
  5. Knowsley
    Labour hold
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L

  1. Lambeth
    Labour hold
  2. Leeds
    Labour hold
  3. Lewisham
    Labour hold
  4. Lincoln
    Labour hold
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M

  1. Maidstone
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  2. Manchester
    Labour hold
  3. Merton
    Labour hold
  4. Milton Keynes
    No party majority
  5. Mole Valley
    Liberal Democrat hold
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N

  1. Newcastle-under-Lyme
    Conservative hold
  2. Newcastle-upon-Tyne
    Labour hold
  3. Newham
    Labour hold
  4. North East Lincolnshire
    Conservative hold
  5. North Hertfordshire
    No party majority
  6. North Tyneside
    Labour hold
  7. North Yorkshire
    Conservative win new council
  8. Norwich
    Labour hold
  9. Nuneaton & Bedworth
    Conservative hold
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O

  1. Oldham
    Labour hold
  2. Oxford
    Labour hold
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P

  1. Pendle
    Conservative hold
  2. Peterborough
    No party majority
  3. Plymouth
    No party majority
  4. Portsmouth
    No party majority
  5. Preston
    Labour hold
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R

  1. Reading
    Labour hold
  2. Redbridge
    Labour hold
  3. Redditch
    Conservative hold
  4. Reigate & Banstead
    Conservative hold
  5. Richmond-upon-Thames
    Liberal Democrat hold
  6. Rochdale
    Labour hold
  7. Rochford
    Conservative hold
  8. Rossendale
    Labour gain from no party majority
  9. Rugby
    Conservative hold
  10. Runnymede
    Conservative hold
  11. Rushmoor
    Conservative hold
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S

  1. Salford
    Labour hold
  2. Sandwell
    Labour hold
  3. Sefton
    Labour hold
  4. Sheffield
    No party majority
  5. Slough
    Labour hold
  6. Solihull
    Conservative hold
  7. Somerset
    Liberal Democrat win new council
  8. South Cambridgeshire
    Liberal Democrat hold
  9. South Tyneside
    Labour hold
  10. Southampton
    Labour gain from Conservative
  11. Southend-on-Sea
    No party majority
  12. Southwark
    Labour hold
  13. St Albans
    Liberal Democrat hold
  14. St Helens
    Labour hold
  15. Stevenage
    Labour hold
  16. Stockport
    No party majority
  17. Sunderland
    Labour hold
  18. Sutton
    Liberal Democrat hold
  19. Swindon
    Conservative hold
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T

  1. Tameside
    Labour hold
  2. Tamworth
    Conservative hold
  3. Tandridge
    No party majority
  4. Three Rivers
    Liberal Democrat hold
  5. Thurrock
    Conservative hold
  6. Tower Hamlets
    Aspire gain from Labour
  7. Trafford
    Labour hold
  8. Tunbridge Wells
    No party majority
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W

  1. Wakefield
    Labour hold
  2. Walsall
    Conservative hold
  3. Waltham Forest
    Labour hold
  4. Wandsworth
    Labour gain from Conservative
  5. Watford
    Liberal Democrat hold
  6. Welwyn Hatfield
    Conservative hold
  7. West Lancashire
    No party majority
  8. West Oxfordshire
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  9. Westminster
    Labour gain from Conservative
  10. Westmorland & Furness
    Liberal Democrat win new council
  11. Wigan
    Labour hold
  12. Winchester
    Liberal Democrat hold
  13. Wirral
    No party majority
  14. Woking
    Liberal Democrat gain from no party majority
  15. Wokingham
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  16. Wolverhampton
    Labour hold
  17. Worcester
    Conservative loss - no party majority
  18. Worthing
    Labour gain from no party majority
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