Elections 2021: Conservatives hold Swindon Borough Council

7 May 2021

England local elections 2021

Counting tables — Image caption,
The Swindon count took place at the town's Steam Museum

The Conservatives have retained control of Swindon Borough Council, with wins in former Labour strongholds.

Areas such as Penhill and Rodbourne Cheney - traditionally Labour seats - have turned from red to blue.

The Tories also took a seat in Wroughton and Wichelstowe, previously held by the Liberal Democrats.

A total of 20 seats were contested. The election means the council is made up of 36 Conservatives, 20 Labour members and an independent.

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Note: This lookup covers national elections in Scotland and Wales, the Hartlepool by-election, as well as council and mayoral elections in England and Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections in England and Wales. There may be parish council elections or council by-elections where you are. Check your local council website for full details. Last updated: May 11, 2021, 12:35 GMT

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