North Northamptonshire Council - Wards and Councillors

Unitary authority · East Midlands · 68 seats in 31 wards · All seats elected every four years · Next election 3 May 2029

Reform UK have a majority on North Northamptonshire Council. The council has 68 councillors in 31 wards. Seats by party: Reform 39, Conservative 11, Green 8, Other 4, Labour 4, Restore Britain 1, Lib Dem 1. The next election is on 3 May 2029.

Control

Seats by party

Reform UK (Majority)

68 seats - 35 for a majority

Reform 39Labour 4Conservative 11Lib Dem 1Green 8Restore Britain 1Other 4

Vote share at the 1 May 2025 election (66 seats in 30 wards)

ShareSeats won

Reform31.4%39

Conservative24.0%13

Labour16.7%4

Green16.2%8

Lib Dem7.6%1

Other4.2%1

Next election

3 May 2029

all 68 seats up, then every four years

Largest party

Reform 39

majority of 10; 35 needed

Closest result

Kingswood

Reform won the last seat by 1 vote over Labour, 1 May 2025

Latest by-election

Lloyds & Corby Village

Reform hold, 9 October 2025 (5 since 2021)

Constituencies

5 overlap

2024Now

Voted Leave in 2016

61%

GB 52%

Wards

Who holds each ward

LabourConservativeReformGreen

Coloured by the party holding most of the ward's seats today; where seats are split evenly, by the party with the higher share at the last election.

All 31 wards

Councillors and last results

Select a ward for its full results, candidates and last by-election.

Ward and councillors	Last election
Avondale Grange Julie Howe	1 May 2025 Reform 39.3% lead 16.1 pts
Barton Seagrave & Burton Latimer Maurice Eglin, Leon Gibbs, Jan O'Hara	1 May 2025 Reform 31.8% lead 4.0 pts
Brickhill & Queensway Gavin Beales, Jonathan Carvetta, Darren Rance	1 May 2025 Reform 32.5% lead 9.6 pts
Corby West William Colquhoun, David Donnelly, Julie Lumsden	1 May 2025 Reform 41.0% lead 4.4 pts
Croyland & Swanspool Martin Griffiths, Chris Munday	1 May 2025 Reform 36.1% lead 9.2 pts
Desborough David Howes, Harry Howes, Bill McElhinney	1 May 2025 Conservative 34.2% lead 4.1 pts
Earls Barton Scott Brown, Vicki Jessop	1 May 2025 Conservative 36.6% lead 4.6 pts
Finedon Andy Sims	1 May 2025 Reform 43.4% lead 13.5 pts
Geddington & Stanion Brendon Lovell-Moore	1 May 2025 Reform 37.4% lead 13.0 pts
Gretton & Weldon Eddie McDonald, Barry O'Brien	1 May 2025 Reform 34.6% lead 5.2 pts
Hatton Park Ken Harrington, Paul Brooke, Vinnie Whitrow	1 May 2025 Reform 35.0% lead 6.3 pts
Higham Ferrers Mark Haddon, Jennie Bone	12 June 2025 Reform 25.5% lead 3.8 pts
Irchester Jon-Paul Carr, Gordon Dunsmuir, Tom Partridge-Underwood	1 May 2025 Conservative 37.0% lead 5.0 pts
Irthlingborough Matt Davies, Gregory Wilcox	1 May 2025 Reform 38.6% lead 14.9 pts
Ise Ben Jameson, Ben Williams	1 May 2025 Green 46.3% lead 20.2 pts
Kettering Central Liane Robinson, James Towns	1 May 2025 Green 45.2% lead 21.9 pts
Kettering North Dez Dell, Emily Fedorowycz	1 May 2025 Green 56.9% lead 34.8 pts
Kingswood Helen Campbell, Graham Cheatley, Vlaho Radin	1 May 2025 Reform 40.6% lead 9.1 pts
Lloyds & Corby Village Lee Duffy, Mark Pengelly	1 May 2025 Labour 44.2% lead 7.8 pts
Oakley Trevor Conway, Frank Kilgallon, John Lumsden	1 May 2025 Reform 34.6% lead 8.3 pts
Oundle Jon Humberstone, Helen Harrison, Simon Fairhall	1 May 2025 Conservative 27.5% lead 1.7 pts
Pemberton Ash Hall, Chris McGiffen	1 May 2025 Reform 41.8% lead 16.4 pts
Pipers Hill Denis McLean	1 May 2025 Reform 32.4% lead 7.5 pts
Raunds Kirk Harrison, Helen Howell, Elizabeth Wright	1 May 2025 Reform 33.3% lead 1.0 pts
Rothwell & Mawsley Jim Hakewill, Chris Kellett, Brian Benneyworth	1 May 2025 Independent 36.1% lead 14.9 pts
Rushden Lakes Keith Clarke, Jack Goncalvez	1 May 2025 Reform 43.2% lead 15.1 pts
Rushden South Barbara Jenney, Steve Clark	1 May 2025 Conservative 36.7% lead 1.1 pts
St Michael Polly Shackleton	1 May 2025 Green 29.8% lead 3.5 pts
St Peter Steve Geary	1 May 2025 Green 33.8% lead 1.3 pts
Thrapston David Brackenbury, Wendy Brackenbury, Joseph Garner	1 May 2025 Reform 31.1% lead 1.1 pts
Victoria David Baker, Kelly Duddridge	1 May 2025 Labour 26.1% lead 3.7 pts

Avondale Grange

Julie Howe Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Reform39.3%

Green23.2%

Conservative19.1%

Labour18.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Julie Howe Elected	Reform	376	39.3%
David Donoghue	Green	222	23.2%
Robin John Carter	Conservative	183	19.1%
Clark Mitchell	Labour	176	18.4%

Barton Seagrave & Burton Latimer

Jan O'Hara ReformLeon Gibbs ReformMaurice Eglin Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform31.8%

Green27.8%

Conservative24.3%

Labour8.1%

Lib Dem8.0%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Jan O'Hara Elected	Reform	1,510
Maurice Eglin Elected	Reform	1,477
Leon Marcus Gibbs Elected	Reform	1,452
Adrian Watts	Green	1,318
Gemma Harvey	Green	1,211
John Richard Currall	Conservative	1,154
Scott Anthony Edwards	Conservative	1,036
Maja Raczkowska	Green	962
Alex Evelyn	Conservative	849
Nigel John Padget	Labour	384
Jenny Ethel Davies	Lib Dem	378
Jane Pettit	Labour	299
Eleanor Mordecai	Labour	279

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Brickhill & Queensway

Darren Rance ReformGavin Beales ReformJonathan Carvetta Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform32.5%

Conservative22.9%

Labour19.2%

Green9.1%

Independent8.8%

Lib Dem7.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Gavin Beales Elected	Reform	1,017
John Carvetta Elected	Reform	951
Darren Rance Elected	Reform	937
Maria Alexandra	Conservative	717
Sylvia Erskine	Labour	601
Paul Anthony Bell	Conservative	569
King Lawal	Conservative	532
Scott Fitzsimmons	Labour	520
Annia Matereke	Labour	505
Faris Ayoub	Green	286
Allan James Shipham	Independent	276
Carolyn Frances Ramsbottom	Lib Dem	232
Mark Hanna	Green	208
Neil Fedorowycz	Green	181

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Corby West

David Donnelly ReformJulie Lumsden ReformWilliam Colquhoun Labour

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform41.0%

Labour36.6%

Conservative10.1%

Green8.1%

Lib Dem4.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
David Donnelly Elected	Reform	1,205
Julie Lumsden Elected	Reform	1,090
William George Colquhoun Elected	Labour	1,076
Shay Finnegan	Reform	999
Jean Gloria Addison	Labour	939
Matt Keane	Labour	844
Rosalie Susan Beattie	Conservative	296
Michael Robert Taylor	Conservative	239
Norman Bristow	Green	237
Sara Mayer	Green	234
Raymond David Comer	Conservative	233
Michelle Slater	Green	208
Philip Charles Bromhall	Lib Dem	127

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Croyland & Swanspool

Chris Munday ReformMartin Griffiths Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Reform36.1%

Labour26.9%

Conservative20.6%

Green10.6%

Lib Dem5.8%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Martin Griffiths Elected	Reform	804
Chris Munday Elected	Reform	707
Valerie Anslow	Labour	599
Victor James	Labour	500
Mark Jones	Conservative	459
Viv Wilkinson	Conservative	384
Paul Mannion	Green	236
Holly Moultrie	Green	171
Ashley James Russell Oro	Lib Dem	128

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Desborough

Bill McElhinney IndependentDavid Howes ConservativeHarry Howes Conservative

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Conservative34.2%

Reform30.1%

Labour14.8%

Green12.5%

Lib Dem7.3%

Social Democratic Party1.1%

Candidate	Party	Votes
David Alexander Howes Elected	Conservative	1,797
Bill McElhinney Elected	Conservative	1,606
Harry David Howes Elected	Conservative	1,598
Oliver James Stuart Baker	Reform	1,581
Tony Porter	Reform	1,448
Jojo Underwood	Reform	1,429
Dean Richard Cornwall	Labour	775
Olivia Stevenson	Green	654
Tim Jeffery	Green	610
Neil Mark Rielly	Labour	579
Guy Longfoot-Finch	Labour	535
Tom Dark	Green	390
Alan James Window	Lib Dem	385
Matthew Murphy	Social Democratic Party	60

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Earls Barton

Scott Brown IndependentVicki Jessop Conservative

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Conservative36.6%

Reform32.0%

Labour13.5%

Green10.1%

Lib Dem7.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Scott Philip Brown Elected	Conservative	1,138
Vicki Jane Jessop Elected	Conservative	1,029
Jonathan William Coles	Reform	995
Andrew Huggett	Reform	933
Gail McDade	Labour	419
Allanah Colson	Green	315
Chuks Nwajei	Labour	291
Pamula Furness	Green	288
Paula Jane Addison-Pettit	Lib Dem	246

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Finedon

Andy Sims Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Reform43.4%

Conservative29.9%

Labour11.7%

Green9.5%

Lib Dem5.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Andy Sims Elected	Reform	518	43.4%
Malcolm John Seeney Ward	Conservative	357	29.9%
George Capitan	Labour	140	11.7%
Sue Venables	Green	114	9.5%
Katherine Ann Mayes	Lib Dem	65	5.4%

Geddington & Stanion

Brendon Lovell-Moore Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Reform37.4%

Conservative24.4%

Labour20.0%

Green13.4%

Lib Dem4.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Brendon Lovell-Moore Elected	Reform	638	37.4%
Mark Edward Rowley	Conservative	417	24.4%
Alan Irwin	Labour	341	20.0%
Andy Byatt	Green	229	13.4%
Caroline Campbell Yeo	Lib Dem	81	4.7%

Gretton & Weldon

Barry O'Brien ReformEddie McDonald Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Reform34.6%

Conservative29.4%

Green14.5%

Labour13.3%

Lib Dem5.8%

Independent2.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Eddie McDonald Elected	Reform	823
Barry John O'Brien Elected	Reform	762
Macaulay Andrew Nichol	Conservative	698
Kevin Gordon Sydney Watt	Conservative	662
Lee Forster	Green	344
Liz Colquhoun	Labour	317
Chris Ashton	Labour	271
Paul Hopkins	Green	214
Ian Robert Hetherington	Lib Dem	137
Rosie Crocker	Independent	59

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Hatton Park

Ken Harrington ReformPaul Brooke ReformVinnie Whitrow Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform35.0%

Conservative28.7%

Labour19.8%

Green10.2%

Lib Dem6.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Ken Harrington Elected	Reform	1,397
Paul Brooke Elected	Reform	1,286
Vinnie Whitrow Elected	Reform	1,197
Jon Ekins	Conservative	1,144
Raz Koriya	Conservative	947
Andrew Weatherill	Conservative	903
Jackie Grover	Labour	790
Will Inskip	Labour	759
Joshua Page	Labour	664
Duncan John McIntyre	Green	406
Marnie Fedorowycz	Green	287
Stuart James Simons	Lib Dem	251
Ric Hyde	Green	241

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Higham Ferrers

Jennie Bone ReformMark Haddon Reform

Last scheduled election, 12 June 2025 (2 seats)

Reform25.5%

Conservative21.7%

Green20.5%

Labour10.3%

Independent8.3%

Independent7.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Mark Haddon Elected	Reform	656
Jennie Bone Elected	Conservative	559
Elisa Perna	Reform	556
Gerald Kelly	Green	529
John Baugh	Conservative	511
Tara Allston	Green	449
Alan Leigh Beswick	Reform	335
Zara Elizabeth Cunliffe	Labour	264
Helen Willmott	Labour	256
Jay Anthony Connolly	Independent	215
Peter Tomas	Independent	187
Chris Nelson	Lib Dem	165

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Irchester

Gordon Dunsmuir ReformJon-Paul Carr ConservativeTom Partridge-Underwood Conservative

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Conservative37.0%

Reform32.0%

Labour12.8%

Green10.3%

Lib Dem5.1%

Independent2.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Tom Partridge-Underwood Elected	Conservative	1,429
Jon-Paul Carr Elected	Conservative	1,395
Gordon Dunsmuir Elected	Reform	1,239
Alasdair Rodgers	Reform	1,226
Sylvia Marion Watson	Reform	1,177
Brian Kevin Skittrall	Conservative	1,152
Diane Boyd	Labour	495
Kathryn Gore	Labour	458
Roy Duckles	Green	400
Paddy McDade	Labour	382
Emma Byatt	Green	327
Will Morris	Green	262
David Michael Brown	Lib Dem	199
Gordon Kerr	Independent	105

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Irthlingborough

Gregory Wilcox ReformMatt Davies Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Reform38.6%

Labour23.7%

Conservative21.4%

Green9.0%

Lib Dem7.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Matt Davies Elected	Reform	961
Gregory James Wilcox Elected	Reform	883
John Farrar	Labour	590
Bill Cross	Conservative	533
Adam Fernley	Conservative	513
Natalie Bloomer	Labour	512
Francis Robinson	Green	223
Kezzabelle Ambler	Green	189
Susan Smith	Lib Dem	182

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Ise

Ben Jameson GreenBen Williams Green

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Green46.3%

Reform26.1%

Conservative18.4%

Labour7.5%

Lib Dem1.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Ben Jameson Elected	Green	1,612
Ben Williams Elected	Green	1,447
Jason Andrew Harris	Reform	907
Tony Webster	Reform	869
Lloyd Bunday	Conservative	642
Paul Marks	Conservative	514
Martin Shepherd	Labour	261
Charlotte Louise Daly	Labour	247
Ryan James White	Lib Dem	58

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Kettering Central

James Towns GreenLiane Robinson Green

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Green45.2%

Reform23.3%

Labour17.5%

Conservative8.9%

Lib Dem3.6%

Independent1.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Liane Robinson Elected	Green	1,042
James Towns Elected	Green	922
Jonty Court	Reform	538
David Schalk Jacobs	Reform	496
Sulina Chatburn	Labour	404
Elliot Keith Prentice	Labour	373
Lesley Anne Thurland	Conservative	205
Alistair Ross Cullen	Conservative	191
Stephen Michael Silver	Lib Dem	84
Jehad Soliman Aburamadan	Independent	34

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Kettering North

Dez Dell GreenEmily Fedorowycz Green

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Green56.9%

Reform22.1%

Conservative12.1%

Labour6.6%

Lib Dem1.3%

Independent0.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Emily Fedorowycz Elected	Green	1,731
Dez Dell Elected	Green	1,658
Nicole Ferreira	Reform	671
Paula Swift	Reform	628
Clive Timothy Taplin	Conservative	369
Josh Pitt	Conservative	329
Paul Goult	Labour	201
Anthony Wogan	Labour	145
Nicola Jane Howard	Lib Dem	41
Derek Hilling	Independent	27

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Kingswood

Graham Cheatley ReformHelen Campbell ReformVlaho Radin Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform40.6%

Labour31.5%

Conservative9.1%

Independent7.6%

Green6.6%

Lib Dem4.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Helen Campbell Elected	Reform	1,168
Graham Cheatley Elected	Reform	1,120
Vlaho Radin Elected	Reform	909
Leanne Buckingham	Labour	908
John Adam McGhee	Labour	888
Zoe Catherine McGhee	Labour	764
Raymond Matthew Boyd	Conservative	262
Gary Robert Campbell	Independent	218
Bridget Margaret Watts	Conservative	205
Stevie Jones	Green	191
Vivien Towns	Green	173
Jack Watts	Conservative	161
Douglas Mayer	Green	144
Kay Joanne Harrison	Lib Dem	132

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Lloyds & Corby Village

Lee Duffy ReformMark Pengelly Labour

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Labour44.2%

Reform36.4%

Green9.3%

Conservative5.9%

Lib Dem4.2%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Mark Pengelly Elected	Labour	981
Robert Bloom Elected	Reform	807
Lee Duffy	Reform	794
Geri Cullen	Labour	719
Sian Owens	Green	206
Sara Elisabeth Cosgrove	Green	164
Susan Watt	Conservative	131
Paul John Byrne	Conservative	106
Alex Brian Bailey	Lib Dem	94

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Last by-election, 9 October 2025

Reform38.5%

Labour32.4%

Green18.9%

Lib Dem5.8%

Conservative4.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Lee Duffy Elected	Reform	754	38.5%
Geri Cullen	Labour	635	32.4%
Lee Forster	Green	371	18.9%
Alex Lock	Lib Dem	113	5.8%
Paul John Byrne	Conservative	86	4.4%

Oakley

Frank Kilgallon ReformJohn Lumsden ReformTrevor Conway Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform34.6%

Labour26.3%

Lib Dem19.8%

Conservative10.8%

Green8.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Trevor Conway Elected	Reform	1,299
Frank Joseph Kilgallon Elected	Reform	1,162
Barry Lumsden Elected	Reform	1,160
Simon Rielly	Labour	986
Lyn Buckingham	Labour	886
Chris Stanbra	Lib Dem	741
Mary Junaid	Labour	641
Ceilidh Devine	Lib Dem	555
Graham Michael Lawman	Conservative	405
Lora Lawman	Conservative	396
Philip Todd Irwin	Conservative	396
Alex Lock	Lib Dem	382
Andrew James Gale	Green	320
Peter Towns	Green	186
Jenny Weightman	Green	168

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Oundle

Helen Harrison ConservativeJon Humberstone ConservativeSimon Fairhall Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Conservative27.5%

Lib Dem25.8%

Reform23.3%

Labour13.7%

Green9.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Jon Robert Humberstone Elected	Conservative	1,645
Helen Jane Harrison Elected	Conservative	1,594
Simon Rupert Fairhall Elected	Lib Dem	1,545
Edward James	Reform	1,398
Janet Irene Firminger	Reform	1,390
Elisa Perna	Reform	1,349
Brett Stephen McKenna	Conservative	1,312
Jane Burns	Labour	820
Robert Edwin Foskett	Labour	628
William Martin	Labour	588
Julia Thorley	Green	581
Sarah Welsh	Green	483
Campbell McCallum	Green	416

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Pemberton

Ash Hall ReformChris McGiffen Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Reform41.8%

Conservative25.4%

Labour14.9%

Green10.8%

Lib Dem7.2%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Ash Hall Elected	Reform	1,030
Chris McGiffen Elected	Reform	987
Gill Mercer	Conservative	625
Cameron Clarke	Conservative	615
Judy Caine	Labour	366
Mohammed Rahman	Labour	288
Karen Seers	Green	265
Mark Zbigniew Sowinski	Lib Dem	177
JC Winton	Green	127

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Pipers Hill

Denis McLean Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Reform32.4%

Conservative24.9%

Green21.5%

Labour17.4%

Lib Dem3.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Denis McLean Elected	Reform	453	32.4%
Jonathon Ronald Smith	Conservative	349	24.9%
Lee Watkiss	Green	301	21.5%
Richard Bowles	Labour	243	17.4%
Sabir Rahman Jones	Lib Dem	54	3.9%

Raunds

Elizabeth Wright ReformHelen Howell ConservativeKirk Harrison Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform33.3%

Conservative32.3%

Labour13.2%

Green10.5%

Lib Dem8.8%

Independent1.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Liz Wright Elected	Reform	1,305
Helen Howell Elected	Conservative	1,266
Kirk William Oliver Harrison Elected	Reform	1,222
Lee Robert Charles Wilkes	Conservative	1,205
Richard David Wain	Reform	1,184
Ollie Curtis	Conservative	991
Pauline Ellis	Labour	519
Neil Harvey	Labour	438
Sheila Elizabeth Harvey	Labour	417
Sarah Tubbs	Green	411
Zoltan Ray	Green	350
Garth Ratcliffe	Lib Dem	347
Lily Stevenson	Green	253
Karen Elizabeth Blott	Independent	75

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Rothwell & Mawsley

Brian Benneyworth ReformChris Kellett ReformJim Hakewill Independent

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Independent36.1%

Reform21.2%

Conservative19.4%

Green9.7%

Labour9.5%

Lib Dem4.1%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Jim Hakewill Elected	Independent	2,331
Christopher John David Kellett Elected	Reform	1,370
Brian Stephen Benneyworth Elected	Reform	1,286
Cedwien Margaret Brown	Conservative	1,253
Diane Lowes	Reform	1,164
Ash Davies	Conservative	939
Cliff Moreton	Conservative	847
Olivia Miller	Green	625
Stephen King	Labour	610
Alan Heath	Green	531
Emily May Sharman	Labour	463
Clive Thorley	Green	375
Liam McGeown	Labour	353
Francis Brett Hatfull	Lib Dem	262

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Rushden Lakes

Jack Goncalvez Restore BritainKeith Clarke Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Reform43.2%

Conservative28.1%

Labour13.0%

Green9.1%

Lib Dem6.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Keith Clarke Elected	Reform	767
Jack Goncalvez Elected	Reform	710
Melanie Anne Coleman	Conservative	500
Andy Mercer	Conservative	408
Stevie Cassidy	Labour	231
David Martin	Labour	228
Mar Mannion	Green	162
Lux Williams	Green	139
Jason Howard John Mitchell-Bunce	Lib Dem	117

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Rushden South

Barbara Jenney ConservativeSteve Clark Reform

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Conservative36.7%

Reform35.6%

Labour14.5%

Green8.1%

Lib Dem5.0%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Barbara Jenney Elected	Conservative	894
Steve Clark Elected	Reform	867
Steve North	Conservative	833
John Jones	Reform	797
Gilbert Appiah	Labour	353
Ann Wallington	Labour	332
Linda Robinson	Green	198
Simon Colson	Green	185
Helga Maria Johanna Koczwara	Lib Dem	121

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

St Michael

Polly Shackleton Green

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Green29.8%

Reform26.3%

Labour19.8%

Conservative19.8%

Lib Dem4.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Polly Shackleton Elected	Green	428	29.8%
Richard Plumb	Reform	378	26.3%
Philip Humphries	Labour	285	19.8%
Larry Henson	Conservative	284	19.8%
Christopher George McGlynn	Lib Dem	62	4.3%

St Peter

Steve Geary Green

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025

Green33.8%

Conservative32.5%

Reform22.1%

Labour7.3%

Lib Dem2.3%

Independent2.1%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Steve Geary Elected	Green	619	33.8%
Anup Kumar Pandey	Conservative	595	32.5%
Bridget Lacey	Reform	405	22.1%
Antar Zaka	Labour	133	7.3%
Judith Ann Brown	Lib Dem	43	2.3%
Stuart Nethercott	Independent	38	2.1%

Thrapston

David Brackenbury ConservativeJoseph Garner IndependentWendy Brackenbury Conservative

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (3 seats)

Reform31.1%

Conservative30.0%

Green16.0%

Labour11.4%

Lib Dem8.4%

Independent3.2%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Joseph Charles Garner Elected	Reform	1,555
Wendy Jane Brackenbury Elected	Conservative	1,501
David Hereward Gibson Brackenbury Elected	Conservative	1,471
Don Howard	Reform	1,403
Alastair Laird Kirkwood	Reform	1,356
Dorothy Maxwell	Conservative	1,100
Caroline Smith	Green	801
Brian Cassidy	Labour	569
Simon Collins	Labour	553
Eamonn Norton	Labour	466
Michael Mellors	Green	428
Amanda Lerse	Lib Dem	421
Harry Winterburn	Green	357
Anna Louise Hawes	Independent	158

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Victoria

David Baker LabourKelly Duddridge Labour

Last scheduled election, 1 May 2025 (2 seats)

Labour26.1%

Conservative22.4%

Reform19.2%

Independent18.0%

Green8.4%

Lib Dem5.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Kelly Duddridge Elected	Labour	562
David Leslie Baker Elected	Labour	555
Faith Hewitt	Conservative	482
Roger Powell	Conservative	423
Evie Shuttle	Reform	413
Marion Eileen Turner-Hawes	Independent	388
Samson Shuttle	Reform	371
William Pedley	Green	181
Adam Cann	Green	173
Benjamin Harrison	Lib Dem	128

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Councillors

Changed party since the election

5 councillors now sit for a different party from the one they were elected for.

Ward	Councillor	Elected as	Now
Desborough	Bill McElhinney	Conservative 2025	Independent
Earls Barton	Scott Brown	Conservative 2025	Independent
Higham Ferrers	Jennie Bone	Conservative 2025	Reform
Rushden Lakes	Jack Goncalvez	Reform 2025	Restore Britain
Thrapston	Joseph Garner	Reform 2025	Independent

By-elections

Every council by-election since 2021

5 by-elections since July 2021, 1 of them gains.

Date	Ward	Result	Winner's share
9 October 2025	Lloyds & Corby Village	Reform hold	38.0%
10 October 2024	Burton and Broughton	Conservative hold
7 April 2024	Desborough	Conservative hold
23 March 2023	Rushden South	Conservative hold
2 February 2023	Northall	Labour gain from Conservative

Parliament

Parliamentary constituencies

Constituency	Share of council	2024 winner	Projected now
Corby and East Northamptonshire	33%	Labour	Labour 32%
Wellingborough and Rushden	32%	Labour	Labour 30%
Kettering	31%	Labour	Labour 27%
Daventry	3%	Conservative	Conservative 33%
South Northamptonshire	2%	Conservative	Conservative 34%

Share of the council: the proportion of its census neighbourhoods (2021 LSOAs) in each seat. The projection is PollCheck's demographic model at current polling, not a forecast.

People

Who lives in North Northamptonshire

359,539 residents in 148,926 households

Voted Leave in 2016

61% 9 above GB

Degree or higher

27% 7 below GB

No qualifications

20% 2 above GB

Own their home

65% 4 above GB

Rent from a council or housing association

15% 2 below GB

Rent privately

18% 2 below GB

Aged 15 to 34

29% 2 below GB

Aged 65 and over

22% same as GB

GB figure. 2021 Census (Scotland: 2022): age as a share of residents aged 15 and over, qualifications of residents aged 16 and over, housing as a share of households. Leave: 2016 EU referendum, Electoral Commission results by counting area.

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Closest on the measures above: the 2016 Leave vote, age, qualifications and housing. Maps show which party holds each ward.

Sources

Sources and method

Seat totals and control: PollCheck council control tracker. Councillors: Open Council Data (CC BY-SA 4.0). Election results: Democracy Club (CC BY 4.0), with some vote counts from DCLEAPIL, Leman (2025) (CC BY-SA 4.0), and corrections checked against councils' official declarations. Ward boundaries: Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Census: Office for National Statistics and National Records of Scotland.

Councillor lists and DCLEAPIL-derived vote counts on this page are available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

In wards electing more than one councillor, a party's share counts only its leading candidate (the Rallings and Thrasher method). Independents count individually. The lead is the gap between the top two parties' shares.