Windsor and Maidenhead Council - Wards and Councillors

Unitary authority · South East · 41 seats in 19 wards · All seats elected every four years · Next election 6 May 2027

Liberal Democrats have a majority on Windsor and Maidenhead Council. The council has 41 councillors in 19 wards. Seats by party: Lib Dem 21, Other 11, Conservative 8, Reform 1. The next election is on 6 May 2027.

Control

Seats by party

Liberal Democrats (Majority)

41 seats - 21 for a majority

Reform 1Conservative 8Lib Dem 21Other 11

Seat changes since the 4 May 2023 election Reform +1 Conservative +1 Lib Dem −1 Other −1

Vote share at the 4 May 2023 election (41 seats, all wards)

ShareSeats won

Lib Dem41.0%22

Conservative25.6%7

Other21.3%12

Labour8.9%0

Green2.9%0

Reform0.3%0

Next election

6 May 2027

all 41 seats up, then every four years

Largest party

Lib Dem 21

majority of 1; 21 needed

Closest result

Ascot & Sunninghill

Conservative won the last seat by 14 votes over Lib Dem, 4 May 2023

Latest by-election

Bray

Conservative hold, 24 September 2026 (2 since 2021)

Constituencies

2 overlap

2024Now

Voted Leave in 2016

46%

GB 52%

Wards

Who holds each ward

ConservativeLib DemOther

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 19 wards

Councillors and last results

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

Ward and councillors	Last election
Ascot & Sunninghill Julian Sharpe, Sally Coneron, Asghar Majeed	4 May 2023 Conservative 40.1% lead 8.8 pts
Belmont Siân Martin, Simon Bond	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 68.7% lead 47.7 pts
Bisham & Cookham Mandy Brar, Mark Howard	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 77.2% lead 57.9 pts
Boyn Hill Adam Bermange, George Shaw	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 63.8% lead 36.1 pts
Bray Suzanne Cross, Clare Stuart-Adams	4 May 2023 the Borough first Independents 42.3% lead 7.5 pts
Clewer & Dedworth East Helen Price, Alison Carpenter	4 May 2023 the Borough first Independents 59.6% lead 40.5 pts
Clewer & Dedworth West Wisdom Da Costa, Carole Da Costa	4 May 2023 West Windsor Residents Association 28.0% lead 4.7 pts
Clewer East Karen Davies, Amy Tisi	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 78.5% lead 57.0 pts
Cox Green Chris Moriarty, Gary Reeves	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 65.3% lead 38.9 pts
Datchet, Horton & Wraysbury David Buckley, Jodie Grove, Ewan Larcombe	4 May 2023 National Flood Prevention Party 28.7% lead 0.7 pts
Eton & Castle Mark Wilson, Devon Davies, Julian Tisi	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 51.5% lead 24.2 pts
Furze Platt Catherine Del Campo, Joshua Reynolds	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 64.9% lead 41.2 pts
Hurley & Walthams George Blundell, Maureen Hunt	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 44.1% lead 0.9 pts
Old Windsor Neil Knowles, Lynne Jones	4 May 2023 Old Windsor Residents Association 72.9% lead 58.8 pts
Oldfield Helen Taylor, Geoff Hill	4 May 2023 the Borough first Independents 49.4% lead 13.8 pts
Pinkneys Green Clive Baskerville, Simon Werner	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 77.5% lead 62.5 pts
Riverside Richard Coe, Kashmir Singh	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 60.1% lead 31.3 pts
St Mary's Jack Douglas, Gurch Singh	4 May 2023 Lib Dem 61.0% lead 36.8 pts
Sunningdale & Cheapside Sayonara Luxton, Genevieve Gosling	4 May 2023 Conservative 42.7% lead 9.4 pts

Ascot & Sunninghill

Asghar Majeed ConservativeJulian Sharpe ConservativeSally Coneron Conservative

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (3 seats)

Conservative40.1%

Lib Dem31.3%

Labour15.1%

Green13.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Julian Sharpe Elected	Conservative	1,257
John Story Elected	Conservative	1,254
Asghar Mahmood Majeed Elected	Conservative	993
Lilly Evans	Lib Dem	979
Jonathan Trethewey Pope	Lib Dem	940
Sanjay Karia	Lib Dem	877
John Alan Gripton	Labour	472
Rosemary Jane Magill	Green	423

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Last by-election, 17 October 2024

Conservative58.5%

Lib Dem32.6%

the Borough first Independents5.5%

Labour3.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Sally Coneron Elected	Conservative	1,264	58.5%
George Jezard	Lib Dem	703	32.6%
Matt Newman	the Borough first Independents	118	5.5%
Nigel Ivan Hayward	Labour	74	3.4%

Belmont

Simon Bond Lib DemSiân Martin Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem68.7%

Conservative21.0%

Labour10.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Simon Lehenner Bond Elected	Lib Dem	1,641
Sian Elizabeth Martin Elected	Lib Dem	1,585
Mohammed Ilyas	Conservative	502
William Scawn	Conservative	494
Patricia Ann Lattimer	Labour	245

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Bisham & Cookham

Mandy Brar Lib DemMark Howard Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem77.2%

Conservative19.3%

Labour3.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Mandy Kaur Brar Elected	Lib Dem	2,101
Mark Jonathan David Howard Elected	Lib Dem	1,887
Gerry Clark	Conservative	526
Tom Weiss	Conservative	375
Georgina May Grouse	Labour	94
Mel Stack	Labour	65

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Boyn Hill

Adam Bermange Lib DemGeorge Shaw Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem63.8%

Conservative27.7%

Labour8.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Adam Lewis Bermange Elected	Lib Dem	1,466
George Elless Shaw Elected	Lib Dem	1,383
Gurpreet Bhangra	Conservative	636
Anuj Ramesh Khanna	Conservative	580
Marios Alexandrou	Labour	195
Pat McDonald	Labour	165

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Bray

Clare Stuart-Adams ConservativeSuzanne Cross Conservative

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

the Borough first Independents42.3%

Conservative34.8%

Lib Dem14.8%

Labour8.2%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Suzanne Cross Elected	the Borough first Independents	907
Leo Francis Walters Elected	Conservative	746
Glynis Crane	the Borough first Independents	726
Derek John Wilson	Conservative	691
Bruce Ian Ross Adams	Lib Dem	317
Timothy Robert John Stevens Martin	Lib Dem	262
Robert White	Labour	175

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Last by-election, 24 September 2026

Conservative36.1%

Lib Dem34.9%

Reform17.8%

the Borough first Independents9.4%

Labour1.8%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Clare Stuart-Adams Elected	Conservative	745	36.1%
Joanna Korczak	Lib Dem	719	34.9%
William Albert Sennett	Reform	368	17.8%
John Joseph Baldwin	the Borough first Independents	193	9.4%
Nigel William Smith	Labour	38	1.8%

Clewer & Dedworth East

Alison Carpenter the Borough firstHelen Price Independent

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

the Borough first Independents59.6%

Conservative19.1%

Labour12.7%

Independent8.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Helen Price Elected	the Borough first Independents	1,160
Alison Carpenter Elected	the Borough first Independents	945
Phillip Bicknell	Conservative	371
Hashim Bhatti	Conservative	286
David John Sanders	Labour	247
Richard Kenneth Margison	Independent	169

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Clewer & Dedworth West

Carole Da Costa the Borough firstWisdom Da Costa Independent

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

West Windsor Residents Association28.0%

Independent23.3%

Independent15.3%

Independent15.0%

Conservative10.8%

Labour7.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Carole Ann Da Costa Elected	West Windsor Residents Association	778
Wisdom Methodious Da Costa Elected	West Windsor Residents Association	759
Edward McGarragle Wilson	Independent	649
Malcolm Alexander	Independent	424
Jon Davey	Independent	418
Ian Haggart	Conservative	299
Lars Frederick Arthur Swann	Conservative	244
Deborah Ann Foster	Labour	212

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Clewer East

Amy Tisi Lib DemKaren Davies Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem78.5%

Conservative21.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Karen Helen Davies Elected	Lib Dem	1,469
Amy Elizabeth Spencer Tisi Elected	Lib Dem	1,468
Nicola Pryer	Conservative	402
Kaumil Narendrabhai Shah	Conservative	336

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Cox Green

Chris Moriarty Lib DemGary Reeves Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem65.3%

Conservative26.4%

Labour5.0%

Green3.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Chris Moriarty Elected	Lib Dem	1,677
Gary Alexander Charles Reeves Elected	Lib Dem	1,597
Phil Haseler	Conservative	678
Sunil Sharma	Conservative	452
Robert Horner	Labour	129
John Simon Lupton	Labour	85
Simon David Beer	Green	84

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Datchet, Horton & Wraysbury

David Buckley ReformEwan Larcombe National Flood Prevention PartyJodie Grove Independent

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (3 seats)

National Flood Prevention Party28.7%

the Borough first Independents28.0%

Conservative19.5%

Labour10.3%

Green7.3%

Lib Dem6.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Ewan Larcombe Elected	National Flood Prevention Party	1,099
David Buckley Elected	the Borough first Independents	1,071
Jodie Grove Elected	the Borough first Independents	953
Margaret Lenton	Conservative	748
Patrick Barr	Conservative	638
Amit Verma	Conservative	589
Jenny Ward	Labour	394
Peter Roland Ward	Labour	289
Zsofia Macho	Green	278
Dan Peter Boresjo	Lib Dem	241
Joshua Albert Edward Trood	Lib Dem	195

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Eton & Castle

Devon Davies Lib DemJulian Tisi Lib DemMark Wilson Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (3 seats)

Lib Dem51.5%

Conservative27.3%

Green12.6%

Labour8.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Julian Tisi Elected	Lib Dem	1,701
Devon Davies Elected	Lib Dem	1,686
Mark Wilson Elected	Lib Dem	1,667
Samantha Rayner	Conservative	902
Penelope Banham	Conservative	869
Shamsul Shelim	Conservative	670
Michael Edward Boyle	Green	416
Liam Joseph Harrison	Green	310
Rick Ludovici	Labour	285
Murtaza Haider Khan	Labour	229

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Furze Platt

Catherine Del Campo Lib DemJoshua Reynolds Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem64.9%

Conservative23.7%

Labour7.0%

Independent4.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Catherine Mary del Campo Elected	Lib Dem	1,582
Joshua Reynolds Elected	Lib Dem	1,457
Hari Dev Sharma	Conservative	577
Josh Wallace	Conservative	534
George Alexander Blair	Labour	170
Clive Alan Lattimer	Labour	141
Tom Easten	Independent	107

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Hurley & Walthams

George Blundell Lib DemMaureen Hunt Conservative

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem44.1%

Conservative43.2%

Green7.4%

Labour5.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes
George David Blundell Elected	Lib Dem	782
Maureen Amelia Hunt Elected	Conservative	765
Rob Castell	Lib Dem	664
Andrew Johnson	Conservative	643
Craig Colquhoun McDermott	Green	131
Sally Anne Lupton	Labour	94
Tim Langley	Labour	72

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Old Windsor

Lynne Jones Old Windsor Residents AssociationNeil Knowles Old Windsor Residents Association

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Old Windsor Residents Association72.9%

Conservative14.1%

Labour13.0%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Lynne Jones Elected	Old Windsor Residents Association	1,419
Neil Knowles Elected	Old Windsor Residents Association	1,224
Peter James Auger	Conservative	274
Roy John Reeves	Labour	254
Colin David Herbert Blackwell	Conservative	250

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Oldfield

Geoff Hill Lib DemHelen Taylor the Borough first

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

the Borough first Independents49.4%

Conservative35.6%

Labour15.0%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Helen Taylor Elected	the Borough first Independents	1,015
Geoff Hill Elected	the Borough first Independents	992
Seema Goyal	Conservative	731
Jade Jones	Conservative	543
Louise Fairlie	Labour	307

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Pinkneys Green

Clive Baskerville Lib DemSimon Werner Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem77.5%

Conservative15.0%

Labour7.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Clive Baskerville Elected	Lib Dem	1,832
Simon James Werner Elected	Lib Dem	1,819
Martyn Raymond Cook	Conservative	355
Bern Guly	Conservative	310
Jane Collisson	Labour	176
Joseph Frederick Freeman	Labour	162

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Riverside

Kashmir Singh IndependentRichard Coe Lib Dem

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem60.1%

Conservative28.8%

Labour6.6%

Reform4.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Kashmir Singh Elected	Lib Dem	1,622
Richard Philip Giles Coe Elected	Lib Dem	1,527
Sohaib Xavier Zaman Khan	Conservative	776
Toni Tucker	Conservative	622
Nigel William Smith	Labour	178
Jake Murray Collingwood	Reform	123

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

St Mary's

Gurch Singh Lib DemJack Douglas the Borough first

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Lib Dem61.0%

Conservative24.2%

Labour14.8%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Jack Peter Douglas Elected	Lib Dem	1,199
Gurch Singh Elected	Lib Dem	1,123
Donna Sue Stimson	Conservative	476
Hillary Su	Conservative	387
Keith Nicholas	Labour	290

Party shares count each party's leading candidate.

Sunningdale & Cheapside

Genevieve Gosling ConservativeSayonara Luxton Conservative

Last scheduled election, 4 May 2023 (2 seats)

Conservative42.7%

the Borough first Independents33.3%

Lib Dem14.2%

Labour9.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes
Sayonara Luxton Elected	Conservative	736
Genevieve Florence Gosling Elected	Conservative	698
Valerie Pike	the Borough first Independents	574
Matt Newman	the Borough first Independents	489
Carolyn Patricia Fallon	Lib Dem	244
Mariano Julia	Lib Dem	218
Nigel Ivan Hayward	Labour	170

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
Bray	Suzanne Cross	the Borough first Independents 2023	Conservative
Datchet, Horton & Wraysbury	David Buckley	the Borough first Independents 2023	Reform
Oldfield	Geoff Hill	the Borough first Independents 2023	Lib Dem
Riverside	Kashmir Singh	Lib Dem 2023	Independent
St Mary's	Jack Douglas	Lib Dem 2023	the Borough first

By-elections

Every council by-election since 2021

2 by-elections since July 2021, 0 of them gains.

Date	Ward	Result	Winner's share
24 September 2026	Bray	Conservative hold	36.1%
17 October 2024	Ascot & Sunninghill	Conservative hold	58.5%

Parliament

Parliamentary constituencies

Constituency	Share of council	2024 winner	Projected now
Maidenhead	55%	Lib Dem	Lib Dem 41%
Windsor	45%	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 Windsor and Maidenhead

153,496 residents in 60,931 households

Voted Leave in 2016

46% 6 below GB

Degree or higher

45% 11 above GB

No qualifications

13% 5 below GB

Own their home

66% 5 above GB

Rent from a council or housing association

12% 5 below GB

Rent privately

21% 1 above GB

Aged 15 to 34

26% 5 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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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.