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Read moreEngland local elections 2018
UKIP have lost almost all of the seats they were defending. Labour gained more than 70 councillors but ended up with no change to the numbers of councils they control, having failed to take several targets from the Conservatives, including Wandsworth. They won back Plymouth and became the largest party in Trafford and Tower Hamlets.
The Tories won Barnet and Redditch and gained from a collapse in UKIP's vote to take Basildon and Peterborough from No Overall Control. But swings to Labour in London mean that overall they have lost councillors compared to the last time these seats were up, in 2014.
The Lib Dems have taken Richmond-upon-Thames, Kingston-upon-Thames and South Cambridgeshire with big swings from the Conservatives, as well as Three Rivers Council which had been under No Overall Control. Across England they have gained more than 70 councillors.
Scoreboard
Party | Councils | Councillors | ||
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CouncilsTotal | Councils Change | CouncillorsTotal | Councillors Change | |
Party Labour |
Councils Total74 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total2350 | Councillors Change+79 |
Party Conservative |
Councils Total46 | Councils Change-2 | Councillors Total1332 | Councillors Change-35 |
Party Liberal Democrat |
Councils Total9 | Councils Change+4 | Councillors Total536 | Councillors Change+75 |
Party Independent |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total97 | Councillors ChangeNo results |
Party Residents' Association |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total46 | Councillors Change-2 |
Party Green |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total39 | Councillors Change+8 |
Party UKIP |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total3 | Councillors Change-123 |
Party Liberal Party |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total1 | Councillors Change-1 |
Party ICHC |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total0 | Councillors ChangeNo results |
Party Others |
Councils Total0 | Councils ChangeNo results | Councillors Total0 | Councillors Change-1 |
Party No Overall Control |
Councils Total21 | Councils Change-2 | Councillors TotalNo results | Councillors ChangeNo results |
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Adur
CON HOLD
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Amber Valley
CON HOLD
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Barking & Dagenham
LAB HOLD
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Barnet
CON GAIN FROM NOC
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Barnsley
LAB HOLD
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Basildon
CON GAIN FROM NOC
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Basingstoke & Deane
CON HOLD
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Bexley
CON HOLD
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Birmingham
LAB HOLD
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Blackburn with Darwen
LAB HOLD
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Bolton
LAB HOLD
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Bradford
LAB HOLD
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Brent
LAB HOLD
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Brentwood
CON HOLD
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Bromley
CON HOLD
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Broxbourne
CON HOLD
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Burnley
LAB HOLD
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Bury
LAB HOLD
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Calderdale
NOC NO CHANGE
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Cambridge
LAB HOLD
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Camden
LAB HOLD
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Cannock Chase
LAB HOLD
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Carlisle
NOC NO CHANGE
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Castle Point
CON HOLD
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Cheltenham
LD HOLD
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Cherwell
CON HOLD
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Chorley
LAB HOLD
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Colchester
NOC NO CHANGE
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Coventry
LAB HOLD
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Craven
CON HOLD
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Crawley
LAB HOLD
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Croydon
LAB HOLD
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Ealing
LAB HOLD
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Eastleigh
LD HOLD
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Elmbridge
NOC NO CHANGE
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Enfield
LAB HOLD
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Epping Forest
CON HOLD
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Exeter
LAB HOLD
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Fareham
CON HOLD
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Gateshead
LAB HOLD
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Gosport
CON HOLD
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Great Yarmouth
CON HOLD
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Greenwich
LAB HOLD
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Hackney
LAB HOLD
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Halton
LAB HOLD
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Hammersmith & Fulham
LAB HOLD
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Haringey
LAB HOLD
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Harlow
LAB HOLD
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Harrogate
CON HOLD
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Harrow
LAB HOLD
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Hart
NOC NO CHANGE
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Hartlepool
LAB HOLD
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Hastings
LAB HOLD
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Havant
CON HOLD
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Havering
NOC NO CHANGE
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Hillingdon
CON HOLD
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Hounslow
LAB HOLD
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Hull
LAB HOLD
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Huntingdonshire
CON HOLD
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Hyndburn
LAB HOLD
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Kensington & Chelsea
CON HOLD
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Kingston-upon-Thames
LD GAIN FROM CON
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Kirklees
LAB GAIN FROM NOC
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Knowsley
LAB HOLD
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Maidstone
NOC NO CHANGE
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Manchester
LAB HOLD
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Merton
LAB HOLD
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Milton Keynes
NOC NO CHANGE
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Mole Valley
CON LOSE TO NOC
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Newcastle-under-Lyme
NOC NO CHANGE
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne
LAB HOLD
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Newham
LAB HOLD
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North East Lincolnshire
NOC NO CHANGE
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North Hertfordshire
CON HOLD
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North Tyneside
LAB HOLD
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Norwich
LAB HOLD
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Nuneaton & Bedworth
LAB LOSE TO NOC
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Pendle
NOC NO CHANGE
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Peterborough
CON GAIN FROM NOC
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Plymouth
LAB GAIN FROM CON
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Portsmouth
NOC NO CHANGE
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Preston
LAB HOLD
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Reading
LAB HOLD
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Redbridge
LAB HOLD
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Redditch
CON GAIN FROM LAB
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Reigate & Banstead
CON HOLD
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Richmond-upon-Thames
LD GAIN FROM CON
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Rochdale
LAB HOLD
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Rochford
CON HOLD
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Rossendale
LAB HOLD
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Rugby
CON HOLD
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Runnymede
CON HOLD
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Rushmoor
CON HOLD
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Salford
LAB HOLD
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Sandwell
LAB HOLD
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Sefton
LAB HOLD
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Sheffield
LAB HOLD
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Slough
LAB HOLD
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Solihull
CON HOLD
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South Cambridgeshire
LD GAIN FROM CON
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South Lakeland
LD HOLD
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South Tyneside
LAB HOLD
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Southampton
LAB HOLD
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Southend-on-Sea
CON HOLD
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Southwark
LAB HOLD
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St Albans
CON HOLD
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St Helens
LAB HOLD
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Stevenage
LAB HOLD
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Stockport
NOC NO CHANGE
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Sunderland
LAB HOLD
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Sutton
LD HOLD
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Swindon
CON HOLD
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Tameside
LAB HOLD
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Tamworth
CON HOLD
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Tandridge
CON HOLD
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Three Rivers
LD GAIN FROM NOC
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Thurrock
NOC NO CHANGE
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Tower Hamlets
LAB GAIN FROM NOC
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Trafford
CON LOSE TO NOC
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Tunbridge Wells
CON HOLD
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Wakefield
LAB HOLD
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Walsall
NOC NO CHANGE
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Waltham Forest
LAB HOLD
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Wandsworth
CON HOLD
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Watford
LD HOLD
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Welwyn Hatfield
CON HOLD
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West Lancashire
LAB HOLD
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West Oxfordshire
CON HOLD
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Westminster
CON HOLD
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Wigan
LAB HOLD
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Winchester
CON HOLD
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Wirral
LAB HOLD
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Woking
CON HOLD
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Wokingham
CON HOLD
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Wolverhampton
LAB HOLD
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Worcester
NOC NO CHANGE
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Worthing
CON HOLD
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Wyre Forest
CON HOLD
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A mix-up with surnames meant almost 2,000 votes were incorrectly counted by Newham Council officials.
Read moreVoter trial gives homeless IDs

Rebecca Curley
Local Democracy Reporter
Woking homeless people who were given the chance to vote in local elections this year as part of a voter ID trial now have photo ID enabling them to access universal credit.
Woking Borough Council worked with the York Road project to register 11 homeless electors and issued them with local elector photo ID cards.
Speaking at the meeting of executive members on Thursday, Councillor Beryl Hunswick said: "These were 11 people who would have otherwise fallen through the gap completely. They are homeless and this allowed them to vote".
The voter ID trial at the local elections on 3 May 2018 was hailed a success after figures showed 99.73% of voters (18,851) arrived at polling stations with the correct papers.
A total of 51 people attended with either the wrong ID or no ID and decided not to return after being turned away.
Council leader David Bittleston said providing the 11 people with local elector cards meant they were "able to prove they were citizens in other ways and become contributors to the community".

The Electoral Reform Society said requiring ID risked denying people their "democratic right".
Read moreVoters on the move and the Brexit vote mean some traditional Conservative and Labour seats are being lost to political opponents.
Chris Poulter will become the new Conservative council leader.
Read moreUKIP lose all West Midlands councillors

Local Democracy Reporting Service
George Makin
There are no longer any UKIP councillors in the West Midlands after Dudley councillor Kerry Lewis defected to the Conservative party.
The Tories now have one more seat than Labour on the council - 36 to Labour's 35 - leaving the party only needing the support of the Dudley's one independent.
All six of Councillor Lewis's UKIP colleagues lost their seats in the recent local elections, including MEP Bill Etheridge, who encouraged the party's leader Gerard Batten to "think about his future" following the defeats.
The only other UKIP councillor to win a seat in the region was Robert Hall in Solihull, who quickly said he would be sitting as an independent.
Outgoing Trafford Council leader Sean Anstee says it was a "difficult" decision but the right one.
Read moreThe Labour group leader says the anti-Semitism row "made a difference" to the borough's results.
Read moreThe Tories gained control of Pendle after a councillor suspended for a racist joke was reinstated.
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