The most recent London borough elections took place on 6 May 2010. More than 6,000 candidates contested 1,861 seats across the 32 boroughs


The map below shows the results of the 2010 London borough elections.

Elections keyClick on a borough for summary results of this and the past three local elections, or see the overview.

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LB Hammersmith & Fulham - Conservative hold RB Kensington & Chelsea - Conservative hold City of Westminster - Conservative hold City of London Corporation - There are no local elections in the City of London in 2010. Read more... LB Richmond Upon Thames - Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats RB Kingston Upon Thames - Liberal Democrat hold LB Wandsworth - Conservative hold LB Camden - Labour gain from no overall control. A by-election in Haverstock ward means Camden's overall results will not be known until after 25 May. LB Islington - Labour gain from Liberal Democrat LB Tower Hamlets - Labour hold LB Hackney - Labour hold with Mayor Jules Pipe re-elected. LB Lambeth - Labour hold LB Southwark - Labour gain from no overall control. LB Lewisham - Labour hold and Mayor Steve Bullock re-elected. LB Merton - Remains no overall control LB Sutton - Liberal Democrat hold LB Greenwich - Labour hold LB Croydon - Conservative hold LB Bexley - Conservative hold LB Bromley - Conservative hold LB Newham - Labour hold with Mayor Sir Robin Wales re-elected LB Hounslow - Labour gain from no overall control LB Ealing - Labour win from Conservative LB Barking & Dagenham - Labour hold LB Havering - Conservative hold LB Redbridge - Remains no overall control LB Waltham Forest - Labour gain from no overall control LB Haringey - Labour hold LB Enfield - Labour gain from Conservative LB Barnet - Conservative hold LB Brent - Labour gain from no overall control LB Harrow - Labour gain from Consersative LB Hillingdon - Conservative hold

> see a list of boroughs

> go to the 2010 results overview

 

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The London borough results show Labour holding onto overall control of many London boroughs and gaining new boroughs from 2006. The Conservatives also gained control of Richmond from the Liberal Democrats.