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2024 Bristol City Council election

The 2024 Bristol City Council election was held on Thursday 2 May 2024,[2] alongside the other local elections in the United Kingdom.[3] It elected all 70 councillors to the Bristol City Council for a four-year term.[3]

2024 Bristol City Council election
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All 70 seats to Bristol City Council
36 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
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Leader Emma Edwards[a] Tom Renhard
Party Green Labour
Last election 24 seats 24 seats
Seats before 24 23
Seats after 34 21
Seat change Increase10 Decrease3
Popular vote 50,512 38,868
Percentage 41.2% 31.7%
Swing Increase9.4 Steady
  Third party Fourth party
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Leader Jos Clark Mark Weston
Party Liberal Democrats Conservative
Last election 8 seats 14 seats
Seats before 5 14
Seats after 8 7
Seat change Steady Decrease7
Popular vote 13,359 17,398
Percentage 10.9% 14.2%
Swing Decrease3.8 Decrease7.1
Winner of each seat at the 2024 Bristol City Council election
Mayor before election

Marvin Rees
Labour
No overall control

Leader after election

Tony Dyer
Green
No overall control

Until this election the council was led by the directly-elected Mayor of Bristol; that post was abolished following a 2022 referendum which saw 59% of voters in favour of replacing the mayoral system with a committee system. Prior to the election the council was under no overall control. The Green Party were the largest party, but the mayoralty was held by Marvin Rees of the Labour Party and all the cabinet positions were held by Labour.

Following the election the council remained under no overall control. The Greens remained the largest party and increased their number of seats, but fell two seats short of winning an overall majority. At the subsequent annual council meeting on 21 May 2024, Green councillor Tony Dyer was appointed to the re-established position of leader of the council (which had been abolished on the creation of the directly elected mayoralty in 2012). Policy committee chair positions were shared amongst the Greens and Liberal Democrats.[4][5]

Background

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Following the previous election, which was held in 2021, the council was in no overall control, though was run by the Mayor Marvin Rees and an all Labour cabinet.[6][7][8] In the intervening 3 years, four by-elections occurred, seeing the Green Party gain one seat from the Liberal Democrats with no other change to the political makeup of the council.[9][10][11][12]

Pre-Election Composition[13]
24
23
14
5
2
2
Party Seats
Green Party 24
Labour Party 23
Conservative Party 14
Liberal Democrats 5
Knowle Community Party 2
Independent 2
Post-Election Composition[14]
34
21
8
7
Party Seats
Green Party 34 (+10)
Labour Party 21* (-3)
Liberal Democrats 8 (+3)
Conservative Party 7 (-7)
Knowle Community Party 0 (-2)
Independent 0 (-2)

Winning Labour candidate for Horfield, Deborah Vittori, was disqualified from holding office following the election as she was an employee of the council, being a teacher in a local authority maintained primary school. This reduced Labour seats to 20; there will be a by-election.[15]

Councillors standing down

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Councillor Ward First elected Party Date announced
Helen Holland Hartcliffe and Withywood 1992 Labour 29 August 2023[16]
Craig Cheney Hillfields 2015 Labour 31 August 2023[17]
Nicola Beech St George Central 2016 Labour 6 September 2023[18]
Steve Pearce St George Central 2013 Labour 6 September 2023[18]
Asher Craig St George West 2016 Labour 9 September 2023[19]
Carla Denyer Clifton Down 2015 Green 13 November 2023[20]
Jude English Ashley 2016 Independent[b] N/A
Mark Bradshaw Bedminster 2016 Labour N/A
Tessa Fitzjohn Bedminster 2021 Green N/A
Farah Hussain Central 2021 Labour N/A
Katy Grant Clifton 2021 Green N/A
Tom Hathway Clifton Down 2021 Green N/A
Zoe Goodman Filwood 2021 Independent[c] N/A
Chris Jackson Filwood 2021 Labour N/A
Lesley Alexander Frome Vale 2011 Conservative N/A
Chris Windows Henbury & Brentry 2016 Conservative N/A
Philippa Hulme Horfield 2021 Labour N/A
Chris Davies Knowle 2003 KCP[d] N/A
Hibaq Jama Lawrence Hill 2016 Labour N/A
Brenda Massey Southmead 2016 Labour N/A

Summary

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Candidates

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The Green Party, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives all stood a full slate of candidates. From these parties, alongside 1 from the Knowle Community Party, 50 incumbents stood for reelection. The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition fielded 18 candidates, and the Social Democratic Party stood 2. One independent stood.[24]

In March, the Green party suspended one of its candidate in the Eastville ward following his arrest on the suspicion of handling stolen goods.[25]

Election result

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2024 Bristol City Council election
Party Candidates Seats Gains Losses Net gain/loss Seats % Votes % Votes +/−
  Green 70 34 10 0   10 48.6 39.6 95,269 +7.9
  Labour 70 21 4 7   2 30.0 32.2 77,386 +0.3
  Conservative 70 7 0 7   7 10.0 14.3 34,470 –6.9
  Liberal Democrats 70 8 3 3   3 11.4 12.5 30,192 –2.2
  Knowle Community Party 2 0 0 2   2 0.0 0.7 1,648 N/A
  TUSC 16 0 0 0   0.0 0.5 1,160 +0.2
  SDP 2 0 0 0   0.0 0.1 247 N/A
  Independent 2 0 0 0   2 0.0 0.1 237 ±0.0

Ward Results

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Each ward elects 1 to 3 councillors each, depending on the size of the electorate:[14]

Ashley

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Ashley (3 seats)[26]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Izzy Russell 3,763 60.36 +4.97
Green Abdul Malik 3,691 59.21 +26.48
Green Tim Wye* 3,506 56.24 +25.85
Labour Amira Cole* 2,446 39.24 −3.64
Labour Susannah Harlow 1,991 31.94 +1.62
Labour Issac Evans 1,762 28.26 +6.98
Liberal Democrats Ian Harris 212 3.40 −13.38
Independent Robbie Bentley 135 2.17 −0.68
Conservative Yasmin Sealy 135 2.17 −23.41
Liberal Democrats Beverley Knott 133 2.13 −11.98
Conservative Allison Judge 120 1.92 −11.42
Conservative Charles Stuart 112 1.80 −1.36
Liberal Democrats Philip Kemp 106 1.70 −1.61
Turnout 6,234 43.73 −4.64
Green gain from Labour
Green hold
Green hold

Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston

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Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston (3 seats)[27]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Don Alexander* 1,723 42.03 +9.17
Labour Zoe Peat 1,608 39.20 +10.49
Labour Tom Blenkinsop 1,463 35.69 +12.06
Green Jo Sergeant 1,406 34.30 +4.56
Green Mary Page 1,047 25.54 +9.32
Conservative Daphne Chikwere 955 23.30 −7.00
Conservative James Scott* 944 23.03 −7.02
Conservative John Geater* 903 22.03 −2.42
Green Moises Santo 850 20.74 +6.84
Liberal Democrats Graham Donald 291 7.10 +0.53
Liberal Democrats Janet Gibson 206 5.03 −0.23
Liberal Democrats Janet Walton-Masters 161 3.93 −1.23
Turnout 4,099 25.77 −6.74
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative
Labour gain from Conservative

Bedminster

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Bedminster (2 seats)[28]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Ellie Freeman 1,964 46.91 +6.32
Labour Emily Clarke 1,895 45.26 +4.97
Green Jaz Beard 1,842 43.99 +17.90
Labour Adam Potter 1,547 36.95 −2.70
Conservative Ian Haynes 288 6.88 −9.28
Conservative Rajesh Joseph 208 4.97 −5.79
Liberal Democrats Alex Birrell 97 2.32 −3.18
TUSC Tony Rowe 84 2.01 +2.01
Liberal Democrats Samuel Merchant 67 1.60 −1.90
Turnout 4,187 41.65 −3.17
Green hold
Labour hold

Bishopston & Ashley Down

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Bishopston & Ashley Down (2 seats)[29]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Emma Edwards* 2,615 59.87 +7.19
Green James Crawford* 2,405 55.06 +9.45
Labour Andrew Milton 1,432 32.78 +5.68
Labour Eileen Means 1,316 30.13 +3.81
Liberal Democrats Laura Barry 190 4.35 −8.10
Liberal Democrats Barry Cash 190 4.35 −7.13
Conservative Samuel Williams 159 3.64 −2.76
Conservative Edward Yates 139 3.18 −3.08
Turnout 4,368 49.00 −6.88
Green hold
Green hold

James Crawford was elected in a by-election on the 24th of August 2023 after the former councillor, Lily Fitzgibbon, stood down to move from the area.

Bishopsworth

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Bishopsworth (2 seats)[30]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Richard Eddy* 994 38.03 −10.47
Labour Susan Kollar 985 37.68 +10.62
Labour Kacpar Zedzierski 844 32.29 +9.63
Conservative Kevin Quartley 829 31.71 −5.11
Green Anna Archer 555 21.23 +8.49
Green Jon Eldridge 431 16.49 +5.40
Liberal Democrats Sylvia Doubell 124 4.74 −3.14
Liberal Democrats Mary Sykes 113 4.32 +2.60
Turnout 2,614 27.99 −6.80
Conservative hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Brislington East

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Brislington East (2 seats)[31]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Katja Hornchen* 1,248 54.50 +16.73
Labour Tim Rippington* 1,209 52.79 +19.91
Green Ahmed Gill 622 27.16 +9.75
Green Tilly Green 609 26.59 +15.16
Liberal Democrats Peter Badger 357 15.59 −5.33
Conservative Anne-Marie Mason 327 14.28 −7.29
Liberal Democrats Pauline Allen 312 13.67 +5.86
Conservative Norman Mayer 304 13.28 −2.46
Turnout 2,290 37.12 −8.95
Labour hold
Labour hold

Brislington West

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Brislington West (2 seats)[32]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Jos Clark* 1,711 48.50 +4.10
Liberal Democrats Andrew John Varney* 1,574 44.61 +9.39
Labour Carolyn Magson 1,070 30.33 −1.06
Labour David Jepson 955 27.07 +2.83
Green Nadia Kevlin 664 18.54 +2.90
Green Sam Knights 483 13.69 +2.70
Conservative Nick Hiscott 133 3.77 −5.17
Conservative Kim Stretton-Pow 116 3.29 −4.94
TUSC Domenico Hill 63 1.79 +1.79
Turnout 3,528 37.67 −8.49
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats hold

Central

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Central (2 seats)[33]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Ani Stafford-Townsend* 1,407 51.33 +11.20
Green Sibusiso Tshabalala 1,242 45.31 +15.27
Labour Sarah Chaffer-Swingler 1,093 39.88 +7.00
Labour Matt Redmore 944 34.44 +1.99
Conservative Julian Elacott 157 5.73 −6.87
Conservative Tony Lee 152 5.55 −5.43
Liberal Democrats Adam Harvey 117 4.27 −7.11
Liberal Democrats Henry Windle 85 3.10 −6.05
TUSC Nick Clare 78 2.85 +2.85
Turnout 2,741 30.60 +1.08
Green gain from Labour
Green hold

Clifton

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Clifton (2 seats)[34]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Paula O'Rourke* 2,126 60.86 +9.79
Green Jerome Thomas 1,849 52.93 +4.78
Labour Elena Dirik 872 24.96 +5.93
Labour Dan McTiernan 655 18.75 +4.16
Conservative Thomas Bond 376 10.76 −2.78
Conservative Alistair Hamilton 362 10.36 −3.14
Liberal Democrats Ana Clark 242 6.93 −6.09
Liberal Democrats Neil Harvie 230 6.58 −3.22
Turnout 3,493 39.32 −9.25
Green hold
Green hold

Clifton Down

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Clifton Down (2 seats)[35]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Serena Ralston 1,813 56.96 −3.30
Green George Calascione 1,705 53.57 +10.61
Labour Tristran Harris 903 28.37 +6.80
Labour Nick Smith 803 25.23 +9.19
Conservative Michael Abbott 294 9.24 −1.77
Conservative Harry Lucas 250 7.85 −1.88
Liberal Democrats Elizabeth Badman 186 5.84 −5.07
Liberal Democrats Merche Clark 166 5.22 −5.28
TUSC Suzanne Muna 78 2.45 +2.45
Turnout 3,183 41.36 −3.24
Green hold
Green hold

Cotham

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Cotham (2 seats)[36]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Mohamed Alaaeldin Yousif Makawi* 2,056 61.76 +12.18
Green Guy James Baiden Poultney* 2,034 61.10 +16.71
Labour Rob Knowles-Leak 730 21.93 +5.07
Labour Sean Smyth 652 19.59 +4.10
Liberal Democrats Phyllis Rayner 387 11.63 −17.41
Liberal Democrats Robert Bristow 313 9.40 −8.49
Conservative Julien Carey 143 4.30 −3.88
Conservative Tim Duggan 132 3.97 −1.17
Turnout 3,329 42.00 −6.08
Green hold
Green hold

Easton

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Easton (2 seats)[37]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Jenny Bartle* 2,592 61.15 +16.51
Green Barry William Parsons* 2,523 59.52 +20.79
Labour Nardia Ferguson 1,145 27.02 −7.41
Labour Shahzad Sarfraz 774 18.26 −16.10
TUSC Chris Parry 149 3.51 +3.51
Conservative Veronica Daniels 124 2.93 −3.32
Liberal Democrats Paul Elvin 120 2.83 −4.82
Conservative Patricia Hedges 118 2.78 −2.14
Liberal Democrats Anne-Marie Clark 110 2.59 −3.17
Turnout 4,239 39.70 −9.23
Green hold
Green hold

Eastville

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Eastville (2 seats)[38]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Lorraine Francis* 2,339 59.73 +14.48
Green Ed Fraser 1,672 42.70 +17.73
Labour Marley Bennett* 1,568 40.04 +2.43
Labour Teresa Stratford 1,027 26.23 −0.85
Conservative Paul Boobyer 277 7.07 −4.15
Conservative Elaine Iffland 234 5.98 −3.97
Liberal Democrats Timothy Hobbs 116 2.96 −11.76
Liberal Democrats Mohammad Abdur Rashid 105 2.68 −5.19
TUSC Annabel Griffiths 84 2.15 −1.06
TUSC Mike Luff 69 1.76 +1.76
Turnout 3,916 36.53 −6.43
Green hold
Green gain from Labour

Filwood

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Filwood (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Lisa Durston 1,088 51.08 +11.13
Labour Rob Logan 1,004 47.14 +10.16
Green Danica Priest 640 30.05 +8.73
Green Jai Breitnauer 637 29.91 +11.91
Conservative Paul Harding 223 10.47 −6.96
Conservative Paul Keith-Hill 196 9.20 −2.90
Liberal Democrats Gregory Chadwick 98 4.60 −3.09
TUSC Robin Victor Clapp 77 3.62 −0.91
Liberal Democrats Benjamin Goldstrom 49 2.30 −3.09
Turnout 2,130 21.49 −3.96
Labour hold
Labour hold

Frome Vale

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Frome Vale (2 seats)[39]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Louis Martin 1,402 45.15 +6.11
Labour Al Al-Maghrabi 1,339 43.12 +14.84
Green Jen Law 899 28.95 +10.45
Green Gabrielle Lobb 724 23.32 +3.18
Conservative Pooja Poddar 447 14.40 −18.10
Conservative Tulsidas Poddar 377 12.14 −6.57
Liberal Democrats Rochelle Amos 214 6.89 +1.37
Liberal Democrats Keith Fenner 214 6.89 +1.73
SDP Tommy Trueman 188 6.05 +3.18
TUSC John Healy 86 2.77 +2.77
Turnout 3,105 31.18 −8.07
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Hartcliffe & Withywood

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Hartcliffe & Withywood (3 seats)[40]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Kerry Johanna Bailes* 965 52.33 +13.91
Labour Kirsty Tait 873 47.34 +9.03
Labour Paul Goggin* 846 45.88 +16.54
Conservative Gareth Potter 437 23.70 −4.67
Conservative Joseph Fox-Bowen 430 23.32 −1.78
Conservative Prasanna Ramarathnam 383 20.77 −3.43
Green Tash Clarke 324 17.57 +5.04
Green Charlie Bolton 312 16.92 +6.90
Green Sam Marshall Evans 276 14.97 +5.51
Liberal Democrats Gary Dean Perry 117 6.34 −4.50
Liberal Democrats Alistair Wall 87 4.72 −0.91
Liberal Democrats Matthew Roberts 86 4.66 −0.70
Turnout 1,844 14.23 −6.10
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Henbury & Brentry

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Henbury & Brentry (2 seats)[41]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Mark Roscoe Weston 1,641 53.49 +0.89
Conservative Bador Uddin 1,331 43.38 +7.57
Labour Wendy Baverstock 1,036 33.77 +5.96
Labour Peter Brindle 1,002 32.66 +8.01
Green Jean Pears 279 9.09 −4.22
Green Aimee Green 263 8.57 +0.43
Liberal Democrats Gillian Brooks 103 3.36 −2.74
Liberal Democrats Sylvia Townsend 80 2.61 −1.79
TUSC Stephen Bennett 43 1.40 −0.19
Turnout 3,068 31.96 −4.99
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Hengrove & Whitchurch Park

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Hengrove & Whitchurch Park (3 seats)[42]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Tim Kent* 2,218 60.12 +4.92
Liberal Democrats Andrew Brown* 1,956 53.02 +14.12
Liberal Democrats Sarah Classick* 1,954 52.97 +14.42
Labour Greg Dowling 659 17.86 +2.40
Labour Brandon Gage 634 17.19 +3.18
Labour Ajma Miah 607 16.45 +5.15
Conservative Karen Brown 506 13.72 −13.60
Conservative Adam Brown 487 13.20 −4.32
Conservative Nigel Brown 483 13.09 −3.67
Green Andrew Bradbury 339 9.19 +1.94
Green Georgia Nelson 321 8.70 +3.37
Green Paul Grover 247 6.70 +2.58
SDP Neil Norton 59 1.60 +1.60
Turnout 3,689 24.94 −9.23
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats hold

Hillfields

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Hillfields (2 seats)[43]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Ellie King* 1,155 48.49 +5.09
Labour Kelvin Blake 1,081 45.38 +5.54
Green Jon Eccles 719 30.18 +10.50
Green Rick Lovering 513 21.54 +3.85
Conservative Rory Adamson 310 13.01 −8.89
Conservative Enrico Corradi 257 10.79 −5,43
Liberal Democrats Deborah Bishop 167 7.01 +0.92
Liberal Democrats Sarah Spilsbury 109 4.58 −1.14
TUSC Dan Smart 77 3.23 +3.23
Turnout 2,382 25.52 −8.45
Labour hold
Labour hold

Horfield

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Horfield (2 seats)[44]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Tom Renhard* 1,495 48.87 +8.15
Labour Deborah Vittori (disqualified) 1,485 48.55 +19.54
Green Anna Meares 903 29.52 +6.76
Green Stephen Lloyd 672 21.97 +9.62
Conservative Simon Davies 466 15.23 −8.51
Conservative Jaques Roddy 417 13.63 −6.23
Liberal Democrats Roxanne Lock 193 6.31 −9.14
Liberal Democrats Ian Parry 132 4.32 −10.92
TUSC Joan Molins 91 2.97 +2.97
Turnout 3,059 33.00 −9.62
Labour hold
Labour hold

Labour candidate Deborah Vittori was disqualified from holding office following the election as she was an employee of the council, being a teacher in a local authority maintained primary school.[15]

Hotwells & Harbourside

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Hotwells & Harbourside (1 seat)[45]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Patrick McAllister* 974 63.33 +31.75
Labour Alex Bullett 336 21.85 −3.22
Liberal Democrats Thomas Grunshaw 109 7.09 −25.81
Conservative Caroline Lucas 86 5.59 −3.60
TUSC Daniel Evans 26 1.69 +1.69
Turnout 1,538 39.75 −5.87
Green gain from Liberal Democrats

Patrick McAllister was elected in a by-election on the 2nd of February 2023 after the previous councillor, Alex Hartley, stepped down for health reasons.

Knowle

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Knowle (2 seats)[46]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Cam Hayward 1,542 37.45 +16.11
Green Toby Wells 1,482 36.00 +23.44
Knowle Community Party Gary Hopkins* 905 21.98 +21.98
Liberal Democrats Anna Fry 795 19.31 −19.55
Labour Shabab Akhtar 761 18.48 −6.66
Knowle Community Party Ghislaine Swinburn 743 18.05 +18.05
Labour Christopher Orlik 706 17.15 −6.17
Liberal Democrats Zac Barker 701 17.03 −21.17
Conservative Norma Scott 126 3.06 −5.54
Conservative Bright Rubwe 101 2.45 −4.34
Turnout 4,117 39.09 −3.93
Green gain from Liberal Democrats
Green gain from Liberal Democrats

Councillors Gary Hopkins & Christopher Davies left the Liberal Democrats in December of 2021 to form the Knowle Community Party.

Lawrence Hill

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Lawrence Hill (2 seats)[47]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Yassin Hassan Mohamud* 1,952 55.53 +17.17
Green Shona Jemphrey 1,753 49.87 +16.52
Labour Amal Ali 1,304 37.10 −3.97
Labour Mohamed Omer 1,111 31.61 −0.41
Conservative Eliana Barbosa 110 3.12 −2.12
Conservative Sandra Seymour 109 3.10 −2.12
Liberal Democrats Crispin Allard 107 3.04 −0.76
Liberal Democrats Davin Cordingley-Wiid 85 2.42 −1.15
Turnout 3,515 28.1 −9.14
Green hold
Green gain from Labour

Lockleaze

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Lockleaze (2 seats) [48]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Heather Mack* 1,696 54.87 +12.39
Green David Wilcox* 1,470 47.56 +13.01
Labour Deniece Dixon 1,040 33.65 +1.01
Labour Abdi Farah 927 29.99 −1.68
Conservative Richard Clifton 242 7.83 −4.83
Conservative Paul Dawson 231 7.47 −2.82
TUSC Roger Stephen Thomas 125 4.04 +0.99
Liberal Democrats Sharon Beynon 118 3.82 −1.63
Liberal Democrats Paul Scroggs 77 2.49 −1.19
Turnout 3,091 32.90 −4.38
Green hold
Green hold

Redland

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Redland (2 seats)[49]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Fi Hance* 2,826 58.75 −6.13
Green Martin Fodor* 2,669 55.49 +3.92
Labour Thomas Lydon 1,405 29.21 +2.25
Labour James Nethercote 1,345 27.96 +8.66
Conservative George Day 341 7.09 −2.58
Conservative Claire Hiscott 340 7.07 −1.04
Liberal Democrats Joshua Warwick-Smith 201 4.18 −3.54
Liberal Democrats James Anthony Wetz 406 3.68 −3.21
Turnout 4,810 48.28 −8.19
Green hold
Green hold

Southmead

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Southmead (2 seats)[50]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Kye Dudd* 1,224 50.50 +5.85
Labour Kaz Self 994 41.01 −0.25
Green Kat Bristow 711 29.33 +9.91
Green Tom Wilson 568 23.43 +9.03
Conservative Jack Payne 378 15.59 −13.52
Conservative Ann Pulteney 358 14.77 −9.44
Liberal Democrats Clare Campion-Smith 168 6.93 −3.42
Liberal Democrats Ian Campion-Smith 95 3.92 −3.40
Turnout 2,424 26.00 −5.28
Labour hold
Labour hold

Kye Dudd was elected in a by-election on the 17th of February 2022 following the previous councillor, Helen Goodwin, stepping down due to time constraints with her other job.

Southville

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Southville (2 seats)[51]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Tony Dyer* 2,385 58.88 +9.46
Green Christine Charlotte Townsend* 2,351 57.99 +19.47
Labour Miriam Venner 1,247 21.01 −5.74
Labour Will Sainty 1,193 29.43 −4.20
Conservative Alexander Gibson 183 4.51 −3.12
Liberal Democrats Kirsty Craig 141 3.48 −1.23
Conservative Buch Osuji 137 3.38 −2.31
Liberal Democrats Mick O'Neill Duff 88 2.17 −1.58
Turnout 4,054 41.86 −7.86
Green hold
Green hold

St George Central

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St George Central (2 seats)[52]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Abi Finch 1,726 52.56 +28.53
Green Cara Lavan 1,496 45.55 +33.39
Labour Sally Bowman 1,246 37.94 −11.35
Labour Henry Palmer 1,041 31.70 +2.41
Conservative James Hinchcliffe 283 8.62 −11.71
Conservative Justyna Hinchcliffe 248 7.55 −12.35
Liberal Democrats Alistair Kirtley 78 2.38 −5.86
TUSC Kristopher Barker 70 2.13 +2.13
Liberal Democrats Brian Price 57 1.74 −2.82
Turnout 3,284 31.56 −2.76
Green gain from Labour
Green gain from Labour

St George Troopers Hill

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St George Troopers Hill (1 seat)[53]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Co-op Fabian Guy Breckels* 811 54.83 +8.25
Green Anna Bryher 369 24.95 +8.27
Conservative Elizabeth Thomas 224 15.15 −15.44
Liberal Democrats Gillian Brown 66 4.46 −0.06
Turnout 1,479 31.72 −6.22
Labour hold

St George West

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St George West (1 seat)[54]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Rob Bryher 1,336 60.77 +31.25
Labour Carole Anne Johnson 642 28.56 −22.22
Independent Tony Potter 102 4.54 −0.72
Conservative Charles Alexander 85 3.78 −5.04
Liberal Democrats Christopher Featonby 25 1.11 −1.81
TUSC Paola Sanchez 25 1.11 −0.74
Turnout 2,248 42.0% −2.66
Green gain from Labour

Stockwood

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Stockwood (2 seats)[55]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Graham David Morris* 1,413 57.09 +3.12
Conservative Jonathan Robert Hucker* 1,287 52.00 +11.53
Labour Co-op Harry Burnet 693 28.00 −2.98
Labour Co-op Simon Crew 596 24.08 +7.04
Green Abigail Galvin 272 10.99 +3.81
Green Ben Shread-Hewitt 184 7.43 +0.58
Liberal Democrats Andrew Crow 133 5.37 +0.30
Liberal Democrats Tamasine Lewis 123 4.97 +0.79
Turnout 2,475 26.34 −9.99
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Stoke Bishop

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Stoke Bishop (2 seats) [56]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative John Goulandris* 1,639 48.33 −4.33
Conservative Henry Michallat* 1,391 41.02 −0.93
Green Emily Bradburn 692 20.41 +4.60
Green Emily Herbert 641 18.90 +3.70
Labour David Mullaney 618 18.22 +0.75
Liberal Democrats Rebecca Hutcheon 564 16.63 +5.83
Labour Barry Trahar 511 15.07 −0.86
Liberal Democrats Christopher Vyce 477 14.07 +6.95
Turnout 3,391 41.0 −4.35
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Westbury-on-Trym & Henleaze

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Westbury-on-Trym & Henleaze (3 seats)[57]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Caroline Gooch 3,401 43.08 +15.25
Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 3,095 39.21 +20.92
Liberal Democrats Nicholas Coombes 3,049 38.62 +23.27
Conservative Geoff Gollop* 2,599 32.92 −5.59
Conservative Steve Smith* 2,340 29.64 −3.47
Conservative Sharon Anne Scott* 2,212 28.02 −2.35
Labour Miranda McCabe 1,351 17.11 −2.53
Labour Ellie Milone 1,290 16.34 −2.53
Labour Thomas Phipps 1,104 13.99 −3.20
Green Daniella Elsa Radice 1,100 13.93 −6.11
Green Nathaniel Joyce 830 10.51 −6.93
Green Murali Thoppil 680 8.61 −8.17
Turnout 7,894 51.67 −5.54
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative

Windmill Hill

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Windmill Hill (2 seats)[58]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Lisa Stone* 2,878 62.70 +13.75
Green Ed Plowden* 2,808 61.18 +15.69
Labour Susan Murley 1,280 27.89 −9.13
Labour Charlie Mercer 1,279 27.86 +3.47
Conservative Ashley Day 162 3.53 −2.90
Conservative Edmund Hunt 160 3.49 −2.93
Liberal Democrats Thomas Brooks 127 2.77 −3.04
Liberal Democrats Timothy Craig 108 2.35 −1.33
TUSC Robert Nash 84 1.83 +1.83
Turnout 4,590 47.29 −3.68
Green hold
Green hold

References

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  1. ^ Emma Edwards was group leader, but it was announced before the election that Tony Dyer was the party's intended nominee for leader of the council.[1]
  2. ^ English was elected as a Green councillor in 2016 and 2021, but got suspended from the party in 2024 following an internal complaint.[21]
  3. ^ Goodman was elected as a Labour councillor in 2021, but resigned from the party in 2023 over the party's stance on the Israel–Hamas war[22]
  4. ^ Davies was elected several times as a Liberal Democrat councillor, but both Liberal Democrat councillors resigned in to form the Knowle Community Party in 2021.[23]
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