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1964 United Kingdom local elections
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The 1964 United Kingdom local elections took place in April and May 1964.
London boroughs
[edit]The inaugural elections in London boroughs:[1][2]
| Council | Details | Party | Majority | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barking | Details | Labour majority | 45 of 49 seats | |
| Barnet | Details | Conservative majority | 37 of 56 seats | |
| Bexley | Details | Labour majority | 39 of 56 seats | |
| Brent | Details | Labour majority | 34 of 60 seats | |
| Bromley | Details | Conservative majority | 38 of 60 seats | |
| Camden | Details | Labour majority | 34 of 60 seats | |
| Croydon | Details | No overall control | Conservatives and Labour each won 21 of 60 seats | |
| Ealing | Details | Labour majority | 34 of 60 seats | |
| Enfield | Details | Labour majority | 31 of 60 seats | |
| Greenwich | Details | Labour majority | 49 of 60 seats | |
| Hackney | Details | Labour majority | 60 of 60 seats | |
| Hammersmith | Details | Labour majority | 53 of 60 seats | |
| Haringey | Details | Labour majority | 41 of 60 seats | |
| Harrow | Details | Conservative majority | 36 of 56 seats | |
| Havering | Details | No overall control | Labour won 27 and Conservatives won 16 of the 55 seats | |
| Hillingdon | Details | Labour majority | 36 of 60 seats | |
| Hounslow | Details | Labour majority | 48 of 60 seats | |
| Islington | Details | Labour majority | 60 of 60 seats | |
| Kensington and Chelsea | Details | Conservative majority | 46 of 60 seats | |
| Kingston upon Thames | Details | Conservative majority | 40 of 60 seats | |
| Lambeth | Details | Labour majority | 42 of 60 seats | |
| Lewisham | Details | Labour majority | 45 of 60 seats | |
| Merton | Details | No overall control | Labour won 26 and Conservatives won 25 of the 54 seats | |
| Newham | Details | Labour majority | 50 of 60 seats | |
| Redbridge | Details | Conservative majority | 45 of 60 seats | |
| Richmond upon Thames | Details | Conservative majority | 41 of 54 seats | |
| Southwark | Details | Labour majority | 54 of 60 seats | |
| Sutton | Details | Conservative majority | 30 of 51 seats | |
| Tower Hamlets | Details | Labour majority | 55 of 60 seats | |
| Waltham Forest | Details | Labour majority | 36 of 48 seats | |
| Wandsworth | Details | Labour majority | 47 of 60 seats | |
| Westminster | Details | Labour majority | 41 of 60 seats | |
| All 32 borough councils in Greater London | ||||
English county councils
[edit]| Council | Details | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bedfordshire | Details | ||
| Berkshire | Details | ||
| Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely (held on 22 September 1964)[3] | Details | ||
| Cheshire | Details | ||
| Cornwall | Details | ||
| Cumberland | Details | ||
| Derbyshire | Details | ||
| Devon | Details | ||
| Dorset | Details | ||
| Durham | Details | ||
| East Riding | Details | ||
| East Suffolk | Details | ||
| East Sussex | Details | ||
| Gloucestershire | Details | ||
| Hampshire | Details | ||
| Herefordshire | Details | ||
| Hertfordshire | Details | ||
| Holland | Details | ||
| Huntingdon and Peterborough (held on 19 November 1964)[4] | Details | ||
| Isle of Wight | Details | ||
| Kesteven | Details | ||
| Lancashire | Details | ||
| Leicestershire | Details | ||
| Lindsey | Details | ||
| Norfolk | Details | ||
| North Riding | Details | ||
| Northamptonshire | Details | ||
| Northumberland | Details | ||
| Nottinghamshire | Details | ||
| Oxfordshire | Details | ||
| Rutland | Details | ||
| Shropshire | Details | ||
| Somerset | Details | ||
| Staffordshire | Details | ||
| Warwickshire | Details | ||
| West Riding | Details | ||
| West Suffolk | Details | ||
| West Sussex | Details | ||
| Westmorland | Details | ||
| Wiltshire | Details | ||
| Worcestershire | Details | ||
| All 42 county councils in England | |||
Scottish elections
[edit]County councils
[edit]| Council | Details | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen | Details | ||
| Dundee | Details | ||
| Edinburgh | Details | ||
| Glasgow | Details | ||
| All 4 city corporations in Scotland | |||
Welsh county councils
[edit]- Anglesey
- Brecknockshire
- Carnarvonshire
- Cardiganshire
- Carmarthenshire
- Denbighshire
- Flintshire
- Glamorganshire
- Merionethshire
- Monmouthshire
- Montgomeryshire
- Pembrokeshire
- Radnorshire
Northern Ireland
[edit]See also
[edit]Held one week later on 14 May 1964:
References
[edit]- ^ Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael (1993). Local Elections in Britain: A Statistical Digest. Plymouth: Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre.
- ^ "London Borough Council Elections" (PDF). London County Council. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 23, 2015.
- ^ "Elected to new county council". Newmarket Journal. No. 4150. 24 September 1964. p. 1.
- ^ Mowforth, Paul (30 October 1964). "New county: new council: new apathy?". Evening Telegraph. pp. 8–9, 12.
