United Kingdom local elections, 2017

United Kingdom local elections, 2017
United Kingdom
4 May 2017

35 councils in England
All 32 Scottish councils
All 22 Welsh councils
9 directly elected mayors in England
 
Leader Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn Tim Farron
Party Conservative Labour Liberal Democrat
Leader since 13 July 2016 12 September 2015 16 July 2015

 
Leader Nicola Sturgeon Paul Nuttall Leanne Wood
Party SNP UKIP Plaid Cymru
Leader since 14 November 2014 28 November 2016 16 March 2012

Map showing the previous control of councils up for election. Local Authorities marked purple are not up for election.

The 2017 United Kingdom local elections will be held on Thursday 4 May 2017. Local elections will be held across Great Britain, with elections to English, Scottish, and Welsh councils, as well as elections for the newly created English Regional Mayors.[1]

England

Non-metropolitan county councils

All 27 county councils for areas with a two-tier structure of local governance will have all of their seats up for election. These will be first-past-the-post elections in a mixture of single-member and multi-member electoral divisions.

Council Previous control Result Details
Buckinghamshire Conservative Details
Cambridgeshire No overall control (Conservative Minority) Details
Cumbria No overall control (Labour/Lib Dem Coalition) Details
Derbyshire Labour Details
Devon Conservative Details
Dorset Conservative Details
East Sussex No overall control (Conservative Minority) Details
Essex Conservative Details
Gloucestershire No overall control (Conservative Minority) Details
Hampshire Conservative Details
Hertfordshire Conservative Details
Kent Conservative Details
Lancashire No overall control (Labour Minority w/ Lib Dem Support) Details
Leicestershire Conservative Details
Lincolnshire No overall control (Conservative/Lib Dem Coalition) Details
Norfolk No overall control (Conservative Minority)† Details
North Yorkshire Conservative Details
Northamptonshire Conservative Details
Nottinghamshire Labour Details
Oxfordshire No overall control (Conservative Minority) Details
Somerset Conservative Details
Staffordshire Conservative Details
Suffolk No overall control Details
Surrey Conservative Details
Warwickshire No overall control[2] (Conservative Minority) Details
West Sussex Conservative Details
Worcestershire Conservative Details

‡ New electoral division boundaries

† Conservatives regained control of the council mid-term from Lab/UKIP/LD with Indy/Green support [3]

Unitary authorities

Seven single-tier unitary authorities will hold elections, with all of their seats up for election. These will be first-past-the-post elections in a mixture of single-member and multi-member wards.

Council Proportion up
for election
Previous control Result Details
Cornwall All No overall control[4] (Lib Dem/Independent Coalition) Details
Durham All Labour Details
Isle of Wight All No overall control (Island Independents Minority) Details
Isles of Scilly All Independent Details
Northumberland All No overall control (Labour Minority) Details
Shropshire All Conservative Details
Wiltshire All Conservative Details

Metropolitan boroughs

Whole metropolitan council

Council Previous control Result Details
Doncaster[5] Labour Labour Details

Mayoral elections

Map of the various English Mayoralties, all of which bar London are up for election.

Regional Mayors

Local Authority Interim Mayor/Leader Result Details
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Details
Greater Manchester Tony Lloyd (Labour) Details
Liverpool City Region Joe Anderson (Labour) Details
North East Simon Henig (Labour) Cancelled Details
Sheffield City Region Stephen Houghton (Labour) Details
Tees Valley Sue Jeffrey (Labour) Details
West of England Details
West Midlands Bob Sleigh (Conservative) Details

Local Authority Mayors

Two elections for directly-elected local district mayors will be held. These Mayors act as council leaders in their local authorities.

Local Authority Incumbent Mayor Result Details
Doncaster Ros Jones (Labour) Details
North Tyneside Norma Redfearn (Labour) Details

Scotland

Council Previous control Result Details
Aberdeen City No overall control Details
Aberdeenshire No overall control Details
Angus SNP Details
Argyll and Bute No overall control Details
Clackmannanshire No overall control Details
Dumfries and Galloway No overall control Details
Dundee City SNP Details
East Ayrshire No overall control Details
East Dunbartonshire No overall control Details
East Lothian No overall control Details
East Renfrewshire No overall control Details
City of Edinburgh No overall control Details
Falkirk No overall control Details
Fife No overall control Details
Glasgow City Labour Details
Highland No overall control Details
Inverclyde No overall control Details
Midlothian No overall control Details
Moray No overall control Details
Na h-Eileanan Siar Independent Details
North Ayrshire No overall control Details
North Lanarkshire Labour Details
Orkney Independent Details
Perth and Kinross No overall control Details
Renfrewshire Labour Details
Scottish Borders No overall control Details
Shetland Independent Details
South Ayrshire No overall control Details
South Lanarkshire No overall control Details
Stirling No overall control Details
West Dunbartonshire Labour Details
West Lothian No overall control Details

Wales

Council Previous control Result Details
Isle of Anglesey No overall control Details
Blaenau Gwent Labour Details
Bridgend Labour Details
Caerphilly Labour Details
Cardiff Labour Details
Carmarthenshire No overall control Details
Ceredigion No overall control Details
Conwy No overall control Details
Denbighshire No overall control Details
Flintshire No overall control Details
Gwynedd No overall control Details
Merthyr Tydfil Labour Details
Monmouthshire No overall control Details
Neath Port Talbot Labour Details
Newport Labour Details
Pembrokeshire Independent Details
Powys Independent Details
Rhondda Cynon Taff Labour Details
Swansea Labour Details
Torfaen Labour Details
Vale of Glamorgan No overall control Details
Wrexham No overall control Details

References

  1. Edkins, Keith. "Trailer - Local Elections May 2017". Keith Edkins Local Government Site. Keith Edkins. Retrieved 31 August 2016.
  2. Sian Grzeszczyk (2013-04-29). "BBC News - Warwickshire elections 2013: Conservatives lose control". Bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 2013-05-03.
  3. http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/politics/conservatives_take_control_of_norfolk_county_council_as_greens_abstain_1_4527254
  4. "Cornwall Council". Cornwall.gov.uk. Retrieved 2013-05-03.
  5. "The Borough of Doncaster (Scheme of Elections) Order 2013". legislation.gov.uk. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
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