Press release -
Rochdale Borough Council Local Election Results
The results from the local council elections at Rochdale Borough Council have all now been declared.
The Labour Party won six seats to retain overall control of the council. The Conservative Party lost one seat and the Liberal Democrats lost four. The result leaves the Labour Party with 48 councillors, the Conservatives with 11 and the Liberal Democrats with one.
One seat in each of the borough’s 20 wards was up for grabs and the results were announced during the early hours of Friday 23 May.
The overall turnout across the borough was 34 per cent. Turnout figures for individual wards are available on the council’s website, along with individual results for each ward. Visit www.rochdale.gov.uk/electionresults
The political make-up of the council before and after last night’s results is shown below:
Party Previous New
Labour 42 48
Conservative 12 11
Liberal Democrat 5 1
Independent 1 0
Full results for each ward are available from www.rochdale.gov.uk/electionresults
Topics
- Public sector
Categories
- rochdale
- rochdale borough libraries
Regions
- Greater Manchester
Head to rochdale.gov.uk
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