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

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Ed Davey holds Kingston & Surbiton, Zac Goldsmith wins Richmond Park

The national result may be up in the air but there’s no doubt about the local result for Kingston residents.

Residents in the majority of the borough returned Liberal Democrat Ed Davey for a fourth terms as MP for Kingston and Surbiton. Those in the northernmost part of the borough joined with neighbouring Richmond residents to elect Zac Goldsmith as their new Conservative Member of Parliament.

For the full election results click on one of the images below:

All the latest info on the elections in Kingston

Check out the links on the right hand side of the main page for details about the local elections affecting Kingston.

The London borough of Kingston elects two MPs to Parliament – Kingston & Surbiton and Richmond Park constituencies. There are also full elections to the local council taking place on the same day.

This blog provides voting and election info on the local wards in Kingston upon Thames including:

Candidates standing for election

Maps of each area

Past election results

Change in vote needed for ward to change political party

More details will be added all the time in the run up to the elections on Thursday 6 May so please do check back later.