Brentwood Borough Council

Election results for 2019

    Elected in 2019
    Total
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    6
    20
    -5
    Elected in 2019
    Total
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    5
    13
    +4
    Elected in 2019
    Total
    +/-
    1
    3
    +1
    Elected in 2019
    Total
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    0
    1
    No results

Councillors change compared with 2015

About this council

About this council
Type District Council
Seats up for election 12 out of 37
Boundary change No

Most Recent

If you are joining us: Conservatives lose big in Essex

Doug Faulkner

BBC News Online

The Conservatives have lost control of four councils across Essex.

Chelmsford City Council was the scene of the biggest surprise. The Lib Dems overturned a 45-seat majority to take over the authority.

Southend, Basildon and Tendring fell to no overall control, while Thurrock and Colchester also remained without an outright majority.

There were Conservative holds in Castle Point, Maldon, Epping, Rochford, Brentwood and Braintree.

Harlow stayed under Labour control.

Lib Dems celebrate victory
BBC

Brentwood Borough Council: Conservative hold

The Conservatives have held on to Brentwood Borough Council.

The party had 25 of 37 seats at the start of play.

Conservatives hold Brentwood

The Conservatives have retained control of Brentwood Borough Council, where 13 of the 37 seats were up for grabs.

Polling under way for local elections

Andrew Sinclair

BBC Look East political correspondent

Polling has begun for elections for some district and unitary councils in Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire.

Across the country, 150 local authorities are electing new councillors, and there are six mayoral contests.

A polling station
BBC

Councils holding elections here are:

  • Cambridgeshire: Cambridge City and Peterborough City
  • Essex: Colchester Borough, Basildon District, Harlow, Brentwood Borough, Castle Point Borough, Rochford District and Southend Borough
  • Norfolk: Great Yarmouth Borough and Norwich City
  • Suffolk: Ipswich Borough

In most places, a third of seats are being contested.

Polling stations close at 22:00 and BBC East will be providing live online coverage afterwards.

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