2021 Bristol City Council election

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2021 Bristol City Council election
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All 70 seats to Bristol City Council
36 seats needed for a majority
 First partySecond party
 
LeaderEleanor CombleyCraig Cheney
Party Green Labour
Leader's seatBishopston and Ashley DownHillfields
Seats before1137
Seats won2424
Seat changeIncrease2.svg13Decrease2.svg13
Popular vote85,32585,014
Percentage31.831.7
SwingIncrease2.svg11.9Decrease2.svg4.9
 Third partyFourth party
 
LeaderMark WestonGary Hopkins
Party Conservative Liberal Democrats
Leader's seatHenbury and BrentryKnowle
Seats before148
Seats won148
Seat changeSteady2.svgSteady2.svg
Popular vote56,91339,480
Percentage21.314.7
SwingDecrease2.svg0.9Decrease2.svg2.2
Bristol City Council Map 2021 (simple).svg
Map showing the results of the 2021 Bristol City Council elections. Blue showing Conservative, Green showing Green, Red showing Labour and Yellow showing Liberal Democrats. Striped wards have mixed representation.
Council control before election

Labour

Council control after election

No Overall Control

The 2021 Bristol City Council election took place on 6 May 2021 to elect members of Bristol City Council in England. It coincided with nationwide local elections. Voters in the city also voted for the mayor of Bristol, the mayor of the West of England and for Avon and Somerset's police and crime commissioner. The election was originally due to take place in May 2020, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [1]

Contents

The Labour Party, Conservative Party, Green Party and Liberal Democrats all stood full slates of 70 candidates. There were also eight candidates from the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC), two independent candidates, and one candidate each from Reform UK, the SDP and Burning Pink. [2]

Turnout was lower than in the 2016 Bristol City Council election, with a citywide turnout of 41.04%. Only four wards had a turnout of more than 50% of the electorate, compared to ten wards in 2016. Hartcliffe and Withywood recorded a turnout of 20.34%, the lowest turnout of any ward since Bristol's move to whole council elections. [3]

Background

Since the 2016 local elections, there have been changes to the political make up of the council. In 2016, Labour briefly lost control of the council after suspending three councillors. [4] Labour regained control of the council later that year after it readmitted them. On 24 May 2018, a by-election was held in Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze ward, resulting in the Conservatives gaining a seat from the Liberal Democrats. [5] On 22 March 2019, the Eastville councillor Sultan Khan resigned from the Labour Party, but continued to represent the ward as an independent before joining the Liberal Democrats. [6] On 17 July 2019, the Brislington East councillor Tony Carey resigned from the Conservative Party, but continued to represent the ward as an independent before joining the Liberal Democrats [7] A by-election took place in Brislington East on 16 January 2020 after the death of the Labour councillor Mike Langley. The by-election was won by the Labour candidate Tim Rippington. [8] [9] On 23 March 2021, the Labour councillor Jo Sergeant defected to the Green Party.

In preparation for the election, political parties went through their selection processes. The Conservative Party faced controversy after the party deselected Peter Abraham, the council's longest serving councillor who had first been elected in 1966 for the Stockwood ward. The local party did not state a reason for this decision. [10] Labour Party selection processes, which are normally overseen by local party officials, were taken over by paid officials from the South West Labour Party Regional Office, who removed and banned candidates in several key wards, resulting in resignations by local volunteer members. [11] The Labour group in the city saw seventeen of its backbench councillors standing down; twenty councillors, including all of the cabinet, are seeking re-election. [12]

For the candidates for the mayoral election, Marvin Rees was re-selected as Labour's candidate; [13] Sandy Hore-Ruthven was announced as the Green party's candidate, [14] Caroline Gooch from the Liberal Democrats and Samuel Williams was initially selected as the Conservative candidate. [15] Williams subsequently decided to stand down as the Conservative candidate, choosing instead to run in the regional West of England mayoral election. [16] Alastair Watson, a former city councillor, stood for the Conservatives in place of Williams. [17]

Campaign

Conservative mayoral candidate Williams was critical of Rees's pursuit of Bristol Energy, a council-run energy company and the ambition of constructing underground transport for the city. [15] Both the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats campaigned to scrap the post of elected mayor. [18] [19]

Council composition

Prior to the 2021 election, the composition of the council was:

UK Bristol Council 2016.svg

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LabourConservativeGreenLib Dems

After the 2021 election, the composition of the council was:

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GreenLabourConservativeLib Dems

Summary

Election result

The Greens and Labour each won 24 seats out of 70.

2021 Bristol City Council election
PartyCandidatesSeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Labour 7024215Decrease2.svg 1334.331.985,668–4.7
  Green 7024130Increase2.svg 1334.331.785,092+11.8
  Conservative 701422Steady2.svg20.021.256,913–1.0
  Liberal Democrats 70822Steady2.svg11.414.739,480–2.2
  TUSC 8000Steady2.svg0.00.3814–0.7
  Independent 2000Steady2.svg0.00.1318–0.7
  SDP 1000Steady2.svg0.0<0.1112N/A
  Burning Pink 1000Steady2.svg0.0<0.190N/A
  Reform UK 1000Steady2.svg0.0<0.136N/A

Ward results

2021 Bristol City Council election vote share map by ward. Bristol UK local election 2021 gradient map.svg
2021 Bristol City Council election vote share map by ward.

Ashley

Ashley (3 seats) [2] [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Tim Wye 3,820 55.39 +17.16
Labour Amirah Cole 2,957 42.88 +3.58
Green Jude English 2,257 39.98 +4.08
Green Will Mountford2,09630.39+0.48
Labour Sibusiso Tshabalala2,09130.32-8.94
Conservative Marcus Bruton1,76425.58+22.11
Labour Carole Johnson1,46821.29-10.81
Liberal Democrats Ian Harris1,15716.78-2.14
Liberal Democrats Tara Murray97314.11+3.76
Conservative James Mills92013.34+10.47
Liberal Democrats Robert Bristow2283.31-5.38
Conservative Oscar Lucas2183.16+0.41
TUSC Chris Farrell2042.96-3.32
Independent Robbie Bentley1962.84+2.84
Turnout 6,89648.37-3.01
Green gain from Labour
Labour hold
Green hold

Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston

Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston (3 seats) [21] [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Don Alexander 1,695 32.86 -2.54
Conservative John Geater 1,563 30.30 -1.60
Conservative James Scott 1,550 30.05 +9.93
Green Jo Sergeant1,53429.74+23.85
Labour Daphne Chikwere1,48128.71+3.96
Conservative Rekha Rao-Nicholson1,26124.45+5.91
Labour Matt Palmer1,21923.63+3.26
Green Jackie Walkden83716.23+10.41
Green Robert Triggs71713.90+8.58
Liberal Democrats Ian Campion-Smith3396.57-7.31
Liberal Democrats Neil Harvie2715.25-4.36
Liberal Democrats Charles Gunter2665.16-4.12
Turnout 5,15832.51-6.43
Labour hold
Conservative hold
Conservative gain from Labour

Bedminster

Bedminster (2 seats) [2] [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Tessa Fitzjohn 1,728 38.75 +9.71
Labour Mark Bradshaw 1,715 38.69 -12.75
Labour Celia Phipps1,68837.86+1.02
Green Louis Williams1,11124.92+5.49
Conservative Gerard Calderbank68815.43+1.65
Conservative Rajesh Joseph45810.27-3.41
Liberal Democrats Alex Birrell2345.25-2.30
Liberal Democrats Fergus Ustianowski1493.34-0.02
Turnout 4,45944.82-12.13
Green gain from Labour
Labour hold

Bishopston & Ashley Down

Bishopston & Ashley Down (2 seats) [2] [23]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Emma Edwards 2,766 52.68 +16.11
Green Lily Fitzgibbon 2,395 45.61 +9.41
Labour Eileen Means1,42327.10-9.47
Labour Joe Rayment1,38226.32+0.82
Liberal Democrats Becky Lockyer65412.45-6.35
Liberal Democrats Phil Kemp60311.48-6.58
Conservative Tony Holdsworth3366.40-2.04
Conservative Adam Brown3296.27-0.57
Turnout 5,25155.68-1.27
Green gain from Labour
Green hold

Bishopsworth

Bishopsworth (2 seats) [2] [24]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Richard Eddy 1,575 48.49 -7.27
Conservative Kevin Quartley 1,196 36.82 -0.97
Labour Jaime Breitnauer87927.06+0.95
Labour Bianca Rossetti73622.66+0.95
Green Kristian Dainton41412.75+3.53
Green Alex Smith36011.08+2.71
Liberal Democrats Mary Sykes2567.88+1.30
Liberal Democrats Joshua Warwick-Smith561.72-1.60
Turnout 3,24834.80-6.02
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Brislington East

Brislington East (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Tim Rippington 1,282 37.77 -0.51
Labour Katja Hornchen 1,116 32.88 +3.26
Conservative Melissa Groves73221.57-12.18
Liberal Democrats Tony Carey71020.92+11.36
Green David Megson-Smith59117.41+5.14
Conservative Nura Aabe53415.73-14.22
Green Jason Truelove38811.43+0.56
Liberal Democrats Mohammad Ainul Islam2657.81-1.21
Turnout 3,39437.12-3.30
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Brislington West

Brislington West (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Jos Clark 1,883 44.40 +4.01
Liberal Democrats Andrew John Varney 1,494 35.23 +4.09
Labour Carolyn Magson1,33131.38-1.72
Labour Rob Logan1,02824.24+0.75
Green Tom Chudley-Evans66315.63-2.17
Green Jim Mayger46610.99-0.74
Conservative Martin Christopher Liner3798.94-3.80
Conservative Vicki Kathleen Liner3498.23-4.28
Turnout 4,24146.16+0.61
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour

Central

Central (2 seats) [2] [25]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Ani Stafford-Townsend 1,316 40.13 +7.78
Labour Farah Hussain 1,078 32.88 -7.45
Labour Kye Daniel Dudd1,06432.45-0.17
Green Simon Ingham Stafford-Townsend98530.04+5.65
Conservative Richard Leslie Clifton41312.60-1.23
Liberal Democrats Jen Smith37311.38-2.60
Conservative David John Kibble36010.98-1.24
Liberal Democrats Zac Barker3009.15-3.45
Turnout 3,27929.52-5.98
Green gain from Labour
Labour hold

Clifton

Clifton (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Katy Grant 2,444 51.08 +14.46
Green Paula Bernadette O’Rourke 2,304 48.15 +15.31
Labour Raven Piers Hart91119.04-3.90
Labour Paul Alan Ville69814.59-0.40
Conservative Simon Paul Davies64813.54-16.81
Conservative Charles James Hastings Lucas64613.50-8.11
Liberal Democrats Nicholas John Coombes62313.02-1.52
Liberal Democrats Johnny Palmer4699.80+1.41
Turnout 4,78548.57-3.67
Green hold
Green hold

Clifton Down

Clifton Down (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Carla Suzanne Denyer 2,458 60.26 +26.83
Green Tom Hathway 1,752 42.95 +16.29
Labour Elliott Jacob Callender88021.57-4.83
Labour Teresa Ann Stratford65416.03-4.37
Conservative Jude Fabio D'Alesio44911.01-9.63
Liberal Democrats Merche Clark44510.91-7.02
Liberal Democrats Laura Kirsten Barry42810.49-5.65
Conservative Edward Alexander De'Mayene Gibson3979.73-7.98
Turnout 4,07946.09-1.40
Green hold
Green hold

Cotham

Cotham (2 seats) [2] [26]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Mohamed Alaaeldin Yousif Makawi 2,056 49.58 +15.51
Green Guy James Baiden Poultney 1,841 44.39 +15.33
Liberal Democrats Anthony Leonard Negus1,20429.03-1.91
Liberal Democrats Phyllis Iris Ella Rayner74217.89-3.25
Labour Dylan James Woodward69916.86-12.76
Labour Matthew Paul Redmore64215.48-7.87
Conservative Caroline Mary Lucas3398.17-2.88
Conservative George Scott Day2135.14-3.14
Reform UK Rob Clarke360.87+0.87
Turnout 4,14748.08-2.74
Green hold
Green gain from Liberal Democrats

Easton

Easton (2 seats) [2] [27]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Jenny Bartle 2,259 44.64 +9.06
Green Barry William Parsons 1,960 38.73 +4.44
Labour Debra Jane Newrick1,74234.42-5.29
Labour Afzal Shah1,73934.36-4.98
Liberal Democrats Pauline Mary Allen3877.65+1.24
Conservative Joanne Sara McCready3166.24+1.75
Liberal Democrats Paul Elvin2925.77-0.09
Conservative Roger Keith Jones2494.92+1.32
Turnout 5,06148.93-2.37
Green gain from Labour
Green gain from Labour

Eastville

Eastville (2 seats) [2] [28]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Marley Chad Bennett 1,763 37.61 -14.54
Green Lorraine Francis 1,632 34.82 +17.98
Labour Sangeetha Morenike Wynter1,26927.07-19.18
Green Justin Quinnell1,17024.96+24.96
Liberal Democrats Sultan Mahmud Khan69014.72+0.16
Conservative Leigh Dennis Joseph Cooper52611.22-3.76
Conservative Jacob Anstey4669.94+0.21
Liberal Democrats Mohammad Abdur Rashid3697.87+0.79
TUSC Mike Luff1503.20-3.35
Turnout 4,68742.96-1.50
Labour hold
Green gain from Labour

Filwood

Filwood (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Zoe Goodman 1,023 39.95 -20.35
Labour Chris Jackson 947 36.98 -10.63
Green Harriet Hansen54621.32+5.98
Green Barney Smith46118.00+18.00
Conservative Sylvia Christine Windows44617.42+7.23
Conservative Jojimon Kuriakose31012.10+3.48
Liberal Democrats Jackie Norman1977.69-0.93
Liberal Democrats Crispin Allard1385.39+0.39
TUSC Robin Victor Clapp1164.53-3.72
Turnout 2,56125.45-3.97
Labour hold
Labour hold

Frome Vale

Frome Vale (2 seats) [2] [29]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Amal Ali 1,521 39.04 +1.57
Conservative Lesley Alexander 1,266 32.49 -10.03
Labour Mike Wollacott1,10228.29-2.33
Conservative Pooja Poddar72918.71-13.47
Green Jesse Meadows72118.51+3.44
Green Ed Fraser71618.38+8.95
Liberal Democrats Bev Knott2155.52-0.33
Liberal Democrats Keith Fenner2015.16+1.36
SDP Tommy Trueman1122.87+2.87
Turnout 3,89639.25-5.89
Conservative hold
Labour hold

Hartcliffe & Withywood

Hartcliffe & Withywood (3 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Kerry Johanna Bailes 1,024 38.42 -14.21
Labour Helen Holland 1,021 38.31 -11.24
Labour Paul Goggin 782 29.34 -10.45
Conservative Daniel Thomas Bond75628.37+13.01
Conservative Ann-Marie Mason66925.10+12.96
Conservative Keith Ronald Taplin64524.20+12.96
Green Sam Marshall Evans33412.53+1.44
Liberal Democrats Gary Dean Perry28910.84+6.08
Green Jasmine Tribe26710.02+10.02
Green Alexander Sinclair-Lack2529.46+9.46
Liberal Democrats Jack Hibbins1505.63+2.20
Liberal Democrats Matthew Roberts1435.37+2.20
Turnout 2,66520.34-6.97
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Henbury & Brentry

Henbury & Brentry (2 seats) [2] [30]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Mark Roscoe Weston 1,880 52.60 +4.18
Conservative Chris Windows 1,280 35.81 -3.19
Labour Teresa Hogan99427.81-6.33
Labour David Mullaney88124.65-2.46
Green Alice Clevely47613.32+4.42
Green Simeon Roswell2918.14+2.56
Liberal Democrats Jerry Sandford2186.10-0.63
Liberal Democrats Bill Oates1574.39-0.39
TUSC Amy Gwen Sage571.59+1.59
Turnout 3,57436.95-2.78
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Hengrove & Whitchurch Park

Hengrove & Whitchurch Park (3 seats) [2] [31]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Tim Kent 2,641 55.20 +8.45
Liberal Democrats Andrew Brown 1,861 38.90 +8.60
Liberal Democrats Sarah Classick 1,844 38.55 +11.55
Conservative Karen Brown1,30727.32+14.36
Conservative Edmund Hunt83817.52+7.36
Conservative Daniel Fear80216.76+6.78
Labour Caroline Jenkins74015.47-17.16
Labour Rory Casey67014.01-2.74
Labour Martin Golding54111.31-3.46
Green Lela McTernan3477.25+2.47
Green Tabitha Stanmore2555.33+5.33
Green Max Thrower1974.12+4.12
Turnout 4,78434.17-5.50
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour
Liberal Democrats hold

Hillfields

Hillfields (2 seats) [2] [32]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Craig Cheney 1,367 43.40 -2.84
Labour Ellie King 1,255 39.84 -1.18
Conservative Charles Alexander69021.90+6.77
Green Lisa Calder62019.68+5.90
Green Rick Lovering55717.68+17.68
Conservative James Hinchcliffe51116.22+4.61
Liberal Democrats Anna Fry1926.10+0.76
Liberal Democrats Sundar Ali1805.71+2.10
Turnout 3,15034.27-4.15
Labour hold
Labour hold

Horfield

Horfield (2 seats) [2] [33]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Philippa Mary Hulme 1,689 40.72 +0.53
Labour Tom Renhard 1,203 29.00 -0.51
Conservative Claire Hiscott98523.75-5.76
Green Anna Meares94422.76+7.36
Conservative Jack Emsley82419.86-8.54
Liberal Democrats Tracey O'Reilly64115.45+5.84
Liberal Democrats Michael O'Shea63215.24+7.85
Green Isaac Price-Sosner51212.34-2.00
Turnout 4,14842.62-1.00
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Hotwells & Harbourside

Hotwells & Harbourside (1 seat) [2] [34]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Alex Hartley 651 32.90 -0.77
Green Heulwen Flower62531.58+7.20
Labour Henry Palmer49625.06+2.95
Conservative Julian Ellacott1829.20-6.50
Turnout 1,97945.62-0.78
Liberal Democrats hold

Knowle

Knowle (2 seats) [2] [35]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Chris Davies 1,677 38.86 -9.22
Liberal Democrats Gary Hopkins 1,648 38.19 -9.38
Labour Brandon Rhys Gage1,08525.14-4.37
Labour Michele Madeleine Tedder1,00623.31+0.58
Green Natasha Kiran Clarke92121.34+9.97
Green Patrick McAllister54212.56+5.14
Conservative Jenny Rogers3718.60+2.68
Conservative Diane Gilpin2936.79+1.45
TUSC Domenico William Hill821.90-0.13
Turnout 4,31543.02-3.81
Liberal Democrats hold
Liberal Democrats hold

Lawrence Hill

Lawrence Hill (2 seats) [2] [36]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Hibaq Abdi Jama 1,793 41.07 -13.56
Green Yassin Hassan Mohamud 1,675 38.36 +19.59
Green Jon Eccles1,45633.35+16.58
Labour Shona deForde Jemphrey1,39832.02-19.28
Conservative Kathryn Anne Johnson2295.25-1.96
Conservative Deirdre Allison Judge1944.44+1.36
Liberal Democrats Jessica Evelyn McKenzie1663.80-3.12
Liberal Democrats Harry Bradbury1563.57-1.23
Turnout 4,36637.24-3.75
Labour hold
Green gain from Labour

Lockleaze

Lockleaze (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Heather Mack 1,490 42.47 +23.02
Green David Wilcox 1,212 34.55 +34.55
Labour Aadayaamelika Adlam1,14532.64-20.72
Labour Theresa Jane Allain1,11131.67-13.69
Conservative Nigel Paul Brown44412.66-3.48
Conservative George William Pendrill Maggs36110.29-1.46
Liberal Democrats Maz Choudhury1915.44-3.08
Liberal Democrats Graham Christopher Donald1293.68-4.05
TUSC Roger Stephen Thomas1073.05-3.64
Turnout 3,50837.28-2.78
Green gain from Labour
Green gain from Labour

Redland

Redland (2 seats) [37]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Fi Hance 3,286 55.72 +17.43
Green Martin Fodor 3,041 51.57 +13.53
Labour Kirsten Nicola Malcolm1,59026.96-2.39
Labour Andrew Milton1,13819.30-2.70
Conservative Richard James Manns5709.67-5.78
Conservative Malcolm Frederick Ravenscroft4788.11-5.96
Liberal Democrats Rebecca Louise Hutcheon4557.72-6.17
Liberal Democrats James Anthony Wetz4066.88-6.07
Turnout 5,89756.47-0.47
Green hold
Green hold

Southmead

Southmead (2 seats) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Helen Jayne Godwin Tiege 1,147 44.65 -2.65
Labour Brenda Margaret Massey 1,060 41.26 -1.80
Conservative James Anthony Martin74829.12+13.68
Conservative Roddy Jaques62224.21+11.75
Green Clare Hartland49919.42+10.71
Green Serena Kate Ralston37014.40+14.40
Liberal Democrats Clare Campion-Smith26610.35+0.35
Liberal Democrats Gill Brooks1887.32-1.58
Turnout 2,56931.28-4.25
Labour hold
Labour hold

Southville

Southville (2 seats) [2] [38]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Tony Dyer 2,393 49.37 +3.39
Green Christine Charlotte Townsend 1,867 38.52 +1.64
Labour Lisa Ann Durston1,78136.74+0.20
Labour Thomas Phipps1,63033.63-0.71
Conservative Iain Jenkins Dennis3707.63-2.65
Conservative James Callum MacQueen2765.69-1.11
Liberal Democrats Lena Clare Wright2284.70-1.20
Liberal Democrats Sam Merchant1823.75-0.56
Turnout 4,84749.72-3.48
Green hold
Green hold

St George Central

St George Central (2 seats) [39]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Nicola Anne Beech 1,676 49.29 -4.87
Labour Steve Pearce 996 29.29 -5.95
Green Georgia Nelson81724.03+9.31
Conservative Anthony Paul Lee69120.32+1.75
Conservative Laura Saunders68220.06+1.81
Green Patrick John Toland41712.26+12.26
Liberal Democrats Chris Featonby2808.24-1.75
Liberal Democrats Tina Kaulbach1554.56-4.75
Turnout 3,40034.32-2.03
Labour hold
Labour hold

St George Troopers Hill

St George Troopers Hill (1 seat) [2] [40]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Fabian Guy Breckels 824 46.58 -0.64
Conservative Kevin Robert Rainey54130.58-2.75
Green Tom Cuthbertson29416.62+7.88
Liberal Democrats Adam Alexander Raphael804.52-2.37
Turnout 1,76937.94-6.32
Labour hold

St George West

St George West (1 seat) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Asher Craig 1,180 50.77 +8.52
Green Anna Bryher68629.52+10.04
Conservative Nick Hiscott2058.82+0.91
Independent Tony Potter1225.25-3.82
Liberal Democrats Simon Guilbert King682.93-15.58
TUSC Chris Parry431.85-0.93
Turnout 2,32444.66-1.34
Labour hold

Stockwood

Stockwood (2 seats) [2] [41]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Graham David Morris 1,796 53.97 +11.17
Conservative Jonathan Robert Hucker 1,347 40.47 -1.96
Labour Co-op Samuel John Fox1,03130.98-1.84
Labour Co-op Justin William Ibbett56717.04-12.86
Green Stephen Lloyd2397.18-1.18
Green Jaz Fryer-Jones2286.85-0.50
Liberal Democrats Thomas Harry Brooks1695.08-0.07
Liberal Democrats Benjamin Goldstrom1394.18-0.33
Turnout 3,32836.33-4.91
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Stoke Bishop

Stoke Bishop (2 seats) [2] [42]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative John Goulandris 2,242 52.67 +2.07
Conservative Henry Michallat 1,786 41.95 -1.63
Labour Mohammed Omer74417.48+1.51
Labour James Henry Lavington Wood67815.93+3.03
Green Poppy Silk67315.81+5.79
Green Luke Cox64715.20+8.10
Liberal Democrats Timothy James Leaman46010.81-3.01
Liberal Democrats Nwakasi Belisle-Nweke3037.12-4.63
TUSC Kyle Philip Walker551.29+1.29
Turnout 4,25745.35-6.30
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Westbury-on-Trym & Henleaze

Westbury-on-Trym & Henleaze (3 seats) [2] [43]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Geoff Gollop 3,389 38.51 -5.52
Conservative Steve Smith 2,914 33.11 -7.24
Conservative Sharon Anne Scott 2,673 30.38 -4.76
Liberal Democrats Caroline Gooch2,44927.83-8.07
Green Georgia Barnes1,76420.05+5.75
Labour Lesley Miranda McCabe1,72919.65+2.24
Liberal Democrats Simon Cook 1,60918.28-7.82
Labour Sam Taylor-Elliott1,58017.95+4.45
Green Alex Dunn1,53517.44+3.14
Labour Simon Mark Geoffrey Crew1,51217.18+3.70
Green Robin Coode1,47716.78+16.78
Liberal Democrats Christopher Harris1,35115.35-5.32
Turnout 8,80057.21-3.35
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

Windmill Hill

Windmill Hill (2 seats) [2] [44]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Ed Plowden 2,655 48.95 +17.13
Green Lisa Stone 2,467 45.48 +18.80
Labour Aileen McLoughlin2,00837.02+0.28
Labour Ted Powell1,32324.39-8.68
Conservative Daniel Tristan Ford Angell3496.43-0.13
Conservative Anthony Frederick Scrase3486.41+1.27
Liberal Democrats Finn Conway3155.81-14.79
Liberal Democrats Vitor Manuel Brandao Moreira Da Silva2003.69-13.78
Burning Pink Rachel Lunnon901.66+1.66
Turnout 5,42450.97-0.02
Green gain from Labour
Green gain from Labour

By-elections

Southmead

The Southmead by-election was triggered following the stepping down of Helen Godwin over time constraint alongside her other job. [45]

Southmead: 17 February 2022
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Kye Dudd 780 41.2 -1.9
Green Edward Burnham72838.5+19.7
Conservative Roddy Jaques27914.8-13.4
Liberal Democrats Gill Brooks824.3-5.7
TUSC Tom Baldwin221.2N/A
Majority522.7
Turnout 1,89121.2
Labour hold Swing Decrease2.svg10.8

Hotwells & Harbourside

The Hotwells and Harbourside by-election was triggered following the stepping down of Alex Hartley over health concerns. [46] At the time of this by-election, both Labour and Green Party held 24 seats on Bristol Council, making them the joint-largest parties. The Green gain in this by-election meant the Greens became the largest group on the council.

Hotwells & Harbourside: 2 February 2023
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Patrick McAllister 537 43.0 +11.0
Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 51140.9+7.6
Labour Beryl Eileen Means15312.2-13.1
Conservative Eliana Barbosa342.7-6.6
Independent Martin Booth (withdrawn)141.1N/A
Majority262.1
Turnout 1,249
Green gain from Liberal Democrats Swing Increase2.svg12.1

Bishopston and Ashley Down

The Bishopston and Ashley Down by-election was triggered following the stepping down of Lily Fitzgibbon due to her moving away from the area. [47]

Southmead: 24 August 2023 [48]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green James Daniel Crawford 1,294 50.2 -2.0
Labour Andrew Milton98138.1+9.7
Conservative Roddy Jaques913.5-3.2
Liberal Democrats John Cash1847.1-5.6
TUSC Gwen Sage261.0N/A
Majority31312.2
Turnout 2,57629.2
Green hold Swing Decrease2.svg5.8

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