2024 Plymouth City Council election

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2024 Plymouth City Council election
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19 of the 57 seats to Plymouth City Council
29 seats needed for a majority
 First partySecond party
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Leader Tudor Evans None
Party Labour Independent
Last election315
Seats before337
Seats won152
Seats after426
Seat changeIncrease2.svg9Decrease2.svg1
Popular vote26,7193,428
Percentage43.6%5.6
 Third partyFourth party
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LeaderAndy LuggerLauren McLay
Party Conservative Green
Last election182
Seats before152
Seats won11
Seats after72
Seat changeDecrease2.svg8Steady2.svg
Popular vote14,6175,620
Percentage23.9%9.2%
Plymouth City Council election 2024 map.svg
Map showing the results of contested wards in the 2024 Plymouth City Council elections.
Leader before election

Tudor Evans
Labour

Leader after election

Tudor Evans
Labour

The 2024 Plymouth City Council election took place on 2 May 2024 to elect members of Plymouth City Council in Devon, England. It was held alongside other local elections across the United Kingdom.

Contents

Labour gained seats at the expense of the Conservatives, increasing Labour's overall majority on the council. [1]

Background

History

Result of the council election when these seats were last contested in 2021 Plymouth City Council election 2021 map.svg
Result of the council election when these seats were last contested in 2021
Result of the most recent council election in 2023 Plymouth City Council election 2023 map.svg
Result of the most recent council election in 2023

The council elects its councillors in thirds, with a third of seats being up for election every year for three years, with no election each fourth year to correspond with councillors' four-year terms. [2] [3] Councillors defending their seats in this election were previously elected in 2021, which had been delayed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In that election, fourteen Conservative candidates and five Labour candidates were elected.

Elections in Plymouth are usually competitive between the Labour Party and the Conservative Party. [4] The council was controlled by the Labour Party from the 2018 council election until the 2021 council election, when the council entered no overall control, with no party holding a majority of seats. Several Conservative councillors were suspended or resigned from their party, and the Conservative council leader Nick Kelly was replaced by Richard Bingley after Kelly lost a confidence vote in February 2022. Some former Conservative councillors rejoined their former group after the 2022 council election, giving the party an overall majority on 17 May 2022. [5] Kelly resigned from the Conservative group on 15 October 2022 after being suspended, returning the council to no overall control. Several other councillors resigned from the Conservative group with some forming a group called the Independent Alliance, led by Kelly and also including the former Labour councillor Chaz Singh.

The Conservative council leader Richard Bingley signed an executive order to approve the felling of 110 mature trees in Plymouth City Centre in March 2023, as part of longstanding plans to regenerate the city centre. The decision was legally challenged and criticised. He resigned as council leader the following week. [6]

Labour won fifteen seats in the subsequent 2023 council election, winning overall control of the council. The Conservatives won only one seat, while independent candidates who had been members of the Independent Alliance group won in Plympton and the former Conservative councillor Steve Ricketts was elected as an independent candidate in Drake ward. [7]

Developments since 2023

Defections and suspensions

The Conservative councillor Philip Partridge left the Conservative group to form a new "Free Independents" group led by Ricketts. The independent Plympton councillors formed an "Independent Group". Andrea Loveridge left the Conservative group in December 2023 to sit as an independent councillor. [8]

Efford and Lipson by-election

The Labour councillor Brian Vincent died in April 2023, having first being elected in 1997 and having served continuously as a councillor since 2006.

The Labour candidate Paul McNamara won the ensuing by-election on 15 June. [9]

Efford and Lipson by-election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Paul McNamara 1,204 58.8 Increase2.svg6.7
Conservative Will Jones42320.6Decrease2.svg15.6
Green Pat Bushell1969.6Increase2.svg2.3
Liberal Democrats Alexander Primmer803.9Increase2.svg0.8
Independent Chaz Singh693.4N/A
Heritage Darryl Ingram542.6N/A
TUSC Neil Prentice231.1Decrease2.svg0.3
Turnout 2,04920.2Decrease2.svg12.5
Labour hold Swing 11.2

July 2023 by-elections

In June 2023, the Conservative councillor and former council leader Vivien Pengelly died and the Labour councillor Sue McDonald resigned due to family health reasons. Both ensuing by-elections took place on 27 July 2023. The Labour candidate Stefan Kirzanac won Pengelly's Plymstock Dunstone seat and the former MP Alison Raynsford retained McDonald's St Peter and the Waterfront seat for the Labour Party. [10]

Plymstock Dunstone by-election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Stefan Krizanac 1,072 33.2 Decrease2.svg6.5
Conservative Julie Hunt91928.4Decrease2.svg20.7
Liberal Democrats Peter Edwards59618.4Increase2.svg12.4
Independent Grace Stickland48014.9N/A
Green Bruce Robinson973.0Decrease2.svg1.9
Heritage Darryl Ingram551.7N/A
TUSC Jackie Hilton120.4N/A
Turnout 3,23132.0Decrease2.svg6.6
Labour gain from Conservative Swing 7.1
St Peter and the Waterfront by-election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Alison Raynsford 1,126 48.0 Decrease2.svg8.1
Conservative Ian Fleming48820.8Decrease2.svg9.0
Green Shayna Newham-Joynes2068.8N/A
Liberal Democrats Hugh Janes1757.5Increase2.svg1.5
Reform UK Andy Gibbons1747.4N/A
Independent candidate Chaz Singh1265.4N/A
TUSC Ryan Aldred522.2Decrease2.svg0.8
Turnout 2,34718.6Decrease2.svg9.9
Labour hold Swing Increase2.svg0.5

Council composition

After 2023 electionBefore 2024 electionAfter 2024 election
PartySeatsPartySeatsPartySeats
Labour 31 Labour 33 Labour 42
Conservative 18 Conservative 15 Conservative 7
Independent 5 Independent 7 Independent 6
Green 2 Green 2 Green 2
Vacant1

Results

Overall

2024 Plymouth City Council election
PartyThis electionFull councilThis election
SeatsNetSeats %OtherTotalTotal %VotesVotes %+/−
  Labour 15Increase2.svg978.9274273.726,71943.6Increase2.svg9.7
  Independent 2Decrease2.svg110.54610.53,4285.6Increase2.svg2.3
  Conservative 1Decrease2.svg85.36712.314,61723.9Decrease2.svg26.7
  Green 1Steady2.svg5.3123.55,6209.2Increase2.svg1.7
  Reform UK 0Steady2.svg0.0000.06,20010.1N/A
  Liberal Democrats 0Steady2.svg0.0000.03,3645.5Increase2.svg2.4
  TUSC 0Steady2.svg0.0000.01,2762.1Increase2.svg1.3
  Heritage 0Steady2.svg0.0000.0150.0Decrease2.svg0.1

Results for individual wards are listed below.

Budshead

Budshead
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Alison Simpson 1,448 45.7 Increase2.svg17.6
Conservative Jonathan Drean1,06533.6Decrease2.svg16.5
Reform UK Sue Smale3139.9N/A
Liberal Democrats Jim Spencer1695.3Increase2.svg2.8
Green Caroline Bennett1484.7Increase2.svg0.1
TUSC Nik Brookson250.8Increase2.svg0.2
Majority38312.1N/A
Turnout 3,168
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing Increase2.svg17.1

Compton

Compton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Matt Smith 1,708 46.4 Increase2.svg9.8
Conservative Charlote Carlyle*1,24933.9Decrease2.svg17.2
Green Ewan Melling Flavell2436.6Increase2.svg0.1
Reform UK Charlie Robinson-Hodge2406.5N/A
Liberal Democrats Richard Bray2105.7Increase2.svg0.8
TUSC Matthew Whitear340.9Increase2.svg0.1
Majority45912.5N/A
Turnout 3,684
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing Increase2.svg13.5

Devonport

Devonport
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Anne Freeman 1,573 47.1 Increase2.svg6.2
Conservative Jon Gatward42912.8Decrease2.svg25.6
Reform UK Lee Bunker42512.7N/A
Green James Dyson2186.5Increase2.svg1.1
Liberal Democrats Jeffrey Hall1394.2Increase2.svg0.9
TUSC Alex Moore561.7Increase2.svg1.0
Majority1,01712.1Increase2.svg9.5
Turnout 3,34030.4
Labour Co-op hold Swing Decrease2.svg4.9

Efford and Lipson

Efford and Lipson
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Paul McNamara* 1,593 57.7 Increase2.svg5.6
Conservative Ian Fleming38013.8Decrease2.svg22.4
Reform UK Bill Bertram36113.1N/A
Green Pat Bushell2639.5Increase2.svg2.2
Liberal Democrats Alexander Primmer1405.1Increase2.svg2.0
TUSC Neil Prentice240.9Decrease2.svg0.5
Majority1,21344.0Increase2.svg28.0
Turnout 2,761
Labour Co-op hold Swing Increase2.svg14.0

Eggbuckland

Eggbuckland
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Chris Wood 1,478 43.3 Decrease2.svg21.9
Labour Co-op Virginia Pike1,46142.8Increase2.svg19.5
Liberal Democrats Dennis Draper2336.8Increase2.svg0.9
Green Clint Jones1905.6Increase2.svg0.1
TUSC Bethany Lowe511.5N/A
Majority170.5Decrease2.svg41.4
Turnout 3,716
Conservative hold Swing Decrease2.svg20.7

Ham

Ham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Kate Taylor 1,404 48.6 Increase2.svg9.4
Independent Stephen Hulme*48416.7N/A
Conservative Charlie Carson40914.2Decrease2.svg34.1
Reform UK Chris Hudson30310.5N/A
Liberal Democrats Stuart Bonar1344.6N/A
Green Leesa Alderton1314.5Decrease2.svg0.6
TUSC Edward Evans250.9Decrease2.svg0.3
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Honicknowle

Honicknowle
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Ray Morton 1,440 55.2 Increase2.svg12.8
Reform UK Shaun Hooper51919.9N/A
Conservative Margaret Boadella44717.1Decrease2.svg33.4
Green Verity Thong1535.9Increase2.svg0.3
TUSC Louise Alldridge491.9Increase2.svg0.5
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Moor View

Moor View
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Will Noble* 1,622 48.1 Increase2.svg18.7
Conservative Andrea Johnson92927.6Decrease2.svg35.9
Reform UK Nicky Cooke46013.7N/A
Liberal Democrats Richard Simpson1354.0Increase2.svg1.7
Green Frank Hartkopf1283.8Decrease2.svg0.5
Independent Arthur Watson742.2N/A
TUSC Andrew White210.6N/A
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Peverell

Peverell
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Jamie Bannerman 2,196 51.3 Increase2.svg8.6
Conservative John Mahony*1,29530.3Decrease2.svg14.6
Green Nicholas Casley3658.5Increase2.svg1.8
Reform UK Peter Hughes2185.1N/A
Liberal Democrats Steven Guy1583.7N/A
TUSC Duncan Moore451.1Increase2.svg0.5
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Plympton Chaddlewood

Plympton Chaddlewood
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Lauren McLay* 1,063 53.2 Increase2.svg10.0
Conservative Ashley Ward43721.9Decrease2.svg25.7
Labour Chris Mavin21911.0Increase2.svg1.8
Reform UK Vanessa Tyler21710.9N/A
Liberal Democrats Jacquelie Spencer462.3N/A
TUSC Benjamin Davy170.9N/A
Majority
Turnout
Green gain from Conservative Swing

Plympton Erle

Plympton Erle
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Andrea Loveridge* 896 38.9 Decrease2.svg20.3
Labour Co-op Seb Soper48320.9Increase2.svg5.4
Conservative Suzanne Glenie33614.6Decrease2.svg44.6
Liberal Democrats Christopher Oram23510.2Increase2.svg7.3
Reform UK Peter Endean2219.6N/A
Green Mickey James1144.9Decrease2.svg0.8
TUSC Helen Yeo210.9N/A
Majority
Turnout
Independent gain from Conservative Swing

Plympton St Mary

Plympton St Mary
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Sally Nicholson 1,287 35.2 N/A
Conservative Natalie Harrison*1,00227.4Decrease2.svg46.3
Labour Pete Smith69018.9Increase2.svg3.9
Reform UK Marc Archer37210.2N/A
Green Byran Driver1724.7Decrease2.svg2.1
Liberal Democrats Cristina Draper1052.9Decrease2.svg0.7
TUSC Alan Frost260.7Decrease2.svg0.1
Majority
Turnout
Independent gain from Conservative Swing

Plymstock Dunstone

Plymstock Dunstone
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Maria Lawson 1,410 36.0 Increase2.svg5.0
Conservative David Salmon*1,22631.3Decrease2.svg25.6
Liberal Democrats Peter Edwards68417.5Increase2.svg6.7
Reform UK Richie Teft3178.1N/A
Independent Grace Stickland1203.1N/A
Green Piers Driver1173.0N/A
TUSC Jackie Hilton270.7Decrease2.svg0.6
Heritage Darryl Ingram150.4N/A
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Plymstock Radford

Plymstock Radford
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Daniel Steel 1,452 35.6 Increase2.svg9.0
Conservative Bill Wakeham*1,21429.8Decrease2.svg28.9
Independent Chaz Singh46311.4N/A
Reform UK Glenn Linsay42010.3N/A
Green Bruce Robinson3338.2Decrease2.svg0.9
Liberal Democrats Sara Jennett1664.1Decrease2.svg1.6
TUSC Mathew Bligh270.7N/A
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

Southway

Southway
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Carol Ney 1,515 48.8 Increase2.svg21.2
Conservative Will Jones64120.6Decrease2.svg28.4
Reform UK Jacqueline Sansom55617.9N/A
Liberal Democrats Katie McManus1795.8Increase2.svg2.9
Green Helen McCall1635.2Increase2.svg1.5
TUSC Tony Bligh531.7Increase2.svg1.1
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

St Budeaux

St Budeaux
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Josh McCarty 1,064 38.7 Increase2.svg3.3
Green George Wheeler78728.6Increase2.svg22.8
Conservative Kyle Lewis46516.9Decrease2.svg36.1
Reform UK Rich Bennett2468.9N/A
Independent Terry Deans1043.8N/A
Liberal Democrats Stephen Goldthorp692.5N/A
TUSC Laurie Moore150.5Decrease2.svg0.8
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op gain from Conservative Swing

St Peter and the Waterfront

St Peter and the Waterfront
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-op Lewis Allison 1,777 51.6 Increase2.svg9.9
Conservative Kevin Kelway55816.2Decrease2.svg21.9
Reform UK Andy Gibbons45713.3N/A
Green Richard Worrall34510.0Increase2.svg0.1
Liberal Democrats Hugh Janes2126.2Increase2.svg1.4
TUSC Ryan Aldred962.8Increase2.svg0.9
Majority
Turnout
Labour Co-op hold Swing

Stoke

Stoke
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Sally Cresswell* 1,963 62.3 Increase2.svg12.5
Conservative Ehren Duke60819.3Decrease2.svg17.3
Green Lucy Mackay34210.9Increase2.svg3.7
Liberal Democrats Michael Gillbard1434.5Increase2.svg1.3
TUSC Lesley Duncan943.0Increase2.svg2.1
Majority
Turnout
Labour hold Swing

Sutton and Mount Gould

Sutton and Mount Gould
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Chris Cuddihee 1,701 56.4 Increase2.svg4.9
Conservative Edmund Shillabeer44914.9Decrease2.svg18.3
Green Michael Kewish34511.4Decrease2.svg1.5
Reform UK Jamie Beale2528.4N/A
Liberal Democrats Fleur Ball1976.5N/A
TUSC Sita Dhanipersad702.3Steady2.svg
Majority
Turnout
Labour hold Swing

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