Brighton & Hove City Council election - May 2015
Results for the local election held on 7 May 2015.
The election for the 54 Councillors to represent the people of Brighton & Hove on the city council were held on Thursday 7 May 2015. The final results are listed below.
Seats by party
| Party | No. of seats |
|---|---|
| Conservative Party | 20 |
| Green Party | 11 |
| Independent | 0 |
| Labour Party | 23 |
| Left Unity | 0 |
| Liberal Democrats | 0 |
| The Official Monster Raving Loony Party | 0 |
| Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition | 0 |
| UKIP | 0 |
| Total seats announced so far | 54 / 54 |
Results by ward
| Ward | Turnout | Elected |
| Brunswick & Adelaide (two seats) |
Electorate: 8,193 Turnout: 63.92% |
Phelim Mac Cafferty (Green Party) Ollie Sykes (Green Party) See full details of Brunswick & Adelaide ward election results |
| Central Hove (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,427 Turnout: 65.50% |
Clare Moonan (Labour Party) Andrew Wealls (Conservative Party) |
| East Brighton (three seats) |
Electorate: 10,649 Turnout: 60.82% |
Maggie Barradell (Labour Party) Gill Mitchell (Labour Party) Warren Morgan (Labour Party) |
| Goldsmid (three seats) |
Electorate: 12,343 Turnout: 68.38% |
Saoirse Horan (Labour Party) Amanda Knight (Green Party) Jackie O'Quinn (Labour Party) |
| Hangleton & Knoll (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,092 Turnout: 70.39% |
Dawn Barnett (Conservative Party) Tony Janio (Conservative Party) Nick Lewry (Conservative Party) |
| Hanover & Elm Grove (three seats) |
Electorate: 12,365 Turnout: 71.95% |
Emma Daniel (Labour Party) David Gibson (Green Party) Dick Page (Green Party) See full details of Hanover & Elm Grove ward election results |
| Hollingdean & Stanmer (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,605 Turnout: 62.47% |
Tracey Hill (Labour Party) Michael Inkpin-Leissner (Labour Party) Caroline Penn (Labour Party) See full details of Hollingdean & Stanmer ward election results |
| Hove Park (two seats) |
Electorate: 8,314 Turnout: 74.36% |
Jayne Bennett (Conservative Party) Vanessa Brown (Conservative Party) |
| Moulsecoomb & Bevendean (three seats) |
Electorate: 12,390 Turnout: 58.37% |
Mo Marsh (Labour Party) Anne Meadows (Labour Party) Dan Yates (Labour Party) See full details of Moulsecoomb & Bevendean ward election results |
| North Portslade (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,897 Turnout: 66.65% |
Penny Gilbey (Labour Party) Peter Atkinson (Labour Party) |
| Patcham (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,322 Turnout: 73.49% |
Carol Theobald (Conservative Party) Geoffrey Theobald OBE (Conservative Party) Lee Wares (Conservative Party) |
| Preston Park (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,637 Turnout: 74.19% |
Kevin Allen (Labour Party) Julie Cattell (Labour Party) Leo Littman (Green Party) |
| Queen’s Park (three seats) |
Electorate: 12,021 Turnout: 63.90% |
Karen Barford (Labour Party) Daniel Chapman (Labour Party) Adrian Morris (Labour Party) |
| Regency (two seats) |
Electorate: 8,089 Turnout: 61.91% |
Tom Druitt (Green Party) Alexandra Phillips (Green Party) |
| Rottingdean Coastal (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,236 Turnout: 73.64% |
Lynda Hyde (Conservative Party) Mary Mears (Conservative Party) Joe Miller (Conservative Party) See full details of Rottingdean Coastal ward election results |
| South Portslade (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,249 Turnout: 69.35% |
Les Hamilton (Labour Party) Alan Robins (Labour Party) |
| St Peter’s & North Laine (three seats) |
Electorate: 14,341 Turnout: 65.37% |
Lizzie Deane (Green Party) Louisa Greenbaum (Green Party) Pete West (Green Party) See full details of St Peter’s & North Laine ward election results |
| Westbourne (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,590 Turnout: 71.21% |
Tom Bewick (Labour Party) Denise Cobb (Conservative Party) |
| Wish (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,311 Turnout: 73.71% |
Robert Nemeth (Conservative Party) Garry Peltzer Dunn (Conservative Party) |
| Withdean (three seats) |
Electorate: 11,206 Turnout: 76.48% |
Ann Norman (Conservative Party) Ken Norman (Conservative Party) Nick Taylor (Conservative Party) |
| Woodingdean (two seats) |
Electorate: 7,616 Turnout: 70.25% |
Steve Bell (Conservative Party) Dee Simson (Conservative Party) |