London West Local Elections NOC emerges in two boroughs

The London West Election results saw six remain as before and two move from Labour to no overall control (NOC).

Across the eight boroughs, Labour retained control of Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Hounslow. Kingston and Richmond stayed Liberal Democrat, Wandsworth and Brent moved to no overall control, and Hillingdon remained Conservative party leadership as before.

Ealing

Labour won a clear majority in Ealing Council, taking 46 of the 70 seats and securing control for the next four years until 2030. The remaining seats were held by the Liberal Democrats, Conservatives, Greens and one Independent. Turnout was 43.5 per cent.

Brent

Brent r changed to no overall control after no party secured a majority. Labour won 26 seats, the Conservatives 11, the Liberal Democrats 11 and the Green Party 9. Turnout was 34.2 per cent.

Hounslow

Labour retained control of Hounslow Council with 32 of 62 seats. The Conservatives won 17 seats, Reform 8, the Greens 3, the Liberal Democrats 1 and one Independent was elected. Turnout was 41per cent.

Kingston

The Liberal Democrats retained control of Kingston Council, winning 44 of the 48 seats. The Kingston Independent Residents Group won 2 seats, and the Conservatives won 2. The results were formally declared on Friday, 8 May.

Wandsworth

Wandsworth moved to no overall control. The Conservatives won 29 seats, Labour won 28, and Councillor Malcolm Grimston retained the remaining seat as an Independent. Turnout was 48.2 per cent.

Hillingdon

The Conservatives retained control of Hillingdon with 31 seats.

Richmond

The Liberal Democrats won all 54 seats, with a 51 per cent turnout.

Hammersmith and Fulham

Labour secured a clear win in Hammersmith and Fulham, increasing its hold on the council to 38 seats, a gain of one. The Conservatives also made progress with 12 seats,