England council results
Number of councillors
23 of 23 councils. Counting complete.
- Reform UK: 677 councillors, 677 councillors gained
- Liberal Democrat: 370 councillors, 163 councillors gained
- Conservative: 319 councillors, 674 councillors lost
- Labour: 98 councillors, 187 councillors lost
- Independent: 89 councillors, 20 councillors lost
- Green: 79 councillors, 44 councillors gained
Cambridgeshire election results
2025 Liberal Democrat gain from no overall control, change from previous year
Cambridgeshire council results
Counting complete. After 61 of 61 seats declared.
Change compared with 2021
Liberal Democrat- Councillors elected
- total 31 Councillors elected
- change +11
Conservative- Councillors elected
- total 10 Councillors elected
- change -18
Reform UK- Councillors elected
- total 10 Councillors elected
- change +10
Labour- Councillors elected
- total 5 Councillors elected
- change -4
Green- Councillors elected
- total 3 Councillors elected
- change +3
Independent- Councillors elected
- total 2 Councillors elected
- change -2
About this council
- Type: County council - County councils are funded through council tax, government grants and business rates. They are responsible for services like social care, education, road maintenance, public libraries and long-term strategic planning. Other public services in a county council area will be controlled by the more local district council.
- Seats up for election: 61 out of 61
- Boundary change: No
- Previous council results:
- 2021 - No Overall Control
- 2017 - Conservative
- 2013 - No Overall Control
- 2009 - Conservative
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