Kingston Council Election Results – How each ward was won

The full election results pages for each of the wards in Kingston now include full details of the votes for each party and changes from 2006. To view the overall result click on the Kingston Council link below or select your ward from the list at the bottom of this post.

Kingston Council Election Results

	2010		2006		Change
	Seats	Vote	Seats	Vote	Seats	Vote
LIB DEM	27	42.5%	25	40.5%	+2	+2.1%
CON	21	40.0%	21	44.8%	–	-4.7%
LAB	–	12.0%	2	10.3%	-2	+1.7%
GREEN	–	3.2%	–	3.1%	–	+0.1%
CPA	–	1.4%	–	1.3%	–	+0.1%
OTHERS	–	0.9%	–	0.1%	–	+0.7%

 

Select a ward page below to view a breakdown of the election results and details of the 18 new councillors elected to Kingston Council:

Alexandra
Berrylands
Beverley
Canbury
Chessington North and Hook
Chessington South
Coombe Hill
Coombe Vale
Grove
Norbiton
Old Malden
St James
St Marks
Surbiton Hill
Tolworth and Hook Rise
Tudor

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Kingston Council Election Results – Who won where and your new councillors

The results of the London local elections for Kingston Council are in. Kingston Council remains controlled by the Liberal Democrats with an increased majority of six. The election also saw Labour left without any representation on the council after losing its last seat in Norbiton ward to the Lib Dems.

Local Election Result 2010
Party		Seats	+/-
	Liberal Democrat	27	+2
	Conservative	21	–
	Labour	0	-2
Result: Lib Dem 6 Seat Majority

For full election results and the new local councillors representing areas in Kingston, Surbiton, Chessington, New Malden and the rest of the borough, check out the Kingston Council Election Results page.

Or, to go direct to your local election result, select a ward name below:

Alexandra
Berrylands
Beverley
Canbury
Chessington North and Hook
Chessington South
Coombe Hill
Coombe Vale
Grove
Norbiton
Old Malden
St James
St Marks
Surbiton Hill
Tolworth and Hook Rise
Tudor

Tudor ward – Who are the candidates?

Check out the Tudor ward page for details of all the candidates standing for election on Thursday 6^th May 2010.

The ward page includes:

• Who the candidates are and the policies each party is standing on
• A map of the ward and links to the candidates for Parliament
• Past election results
• The change in vote needed for the ward to change political party

You can also make a prediction about how likely the ward is to change party based on the 2006 result on our swingometer page.