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2025 Durham County Council election

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2025 English local election
2025 Durham County Council election

← 20211 May 2025

All 98 seats onDurham County Council
50 seats needed for a majority
Turnout34.8% (Decrease1.6pp)
 First partySecond partyThird party
 BlankBlankBlank
LeaderAndrew HusbandAmanda Hopgood[c]
PartyReformLiberal DemocratsIndependent
Leader's seatChester-le-Street NorthFramwellgate and Newton Hall
Last election0 seats, 0.1%17 seats, 12.4%22 seats, 16.6%
Seats before0[a]13[a]26[a]
Seats won651412
Seat changeIncrease65[b]Increase1[b]Decrease14[b]
Popular vote54,65518,64417,595
Percentage34.4%11.7%12.0%
SwingIncrease34.3%Decrease0.5%Decrease5.5%

 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
 BlankBlankBlank
LeaderCarl Marshall[d]Richard Bell
PartyLabourGreenConservative
Leader's seatStanley(defeated)Upper Teesdale
Last election53 seats, 37.8%1 seats, 3.8%24 seats, 26.8%
Seats before42[a]1[a]16[a]
Seats won421
Seat changeDecrease38[b]Increase1[b]Decrease15[b]
Popular vote31,0987,68211,790
Percentage19.5%4.8%7.4%
SwingDecrease14.0%Increase1.0%Decrease19.4%

Ward map (solid)
Ward map (gradient)

Composition of the council

Leader before election

Amanda Hopgood
Liberal Democrat
No overall control

Leader after election

Andrew Husband
Reform

The2025 Durham County Council election took place on 1 May 2025 to elect members toDurham County Council inCounty Durham,England.[3] 98 seats were elected, a reduction from 126.[4] This was on the same day as otherlocal elections. The council was underno overall control prior to the election, being run by aLiberal Democrat-led coalition. The election sawReform UK win a majority of the seats on the council.

Background

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At the2021 election, theLabour Party lostoverall control of the council for the first time in a century.[5] Although Labour were the largest party after the 2021 election, a coalition of the Liberal Democrats, Conservatives, Derwentside Independents, Green Party and some of the independent councillors formed to run the council between 2021 and 2025, led by Liberal Democrat councillorAmanda Hopgood.[6]

New division boundaries were drawn up to take effect for the 2025 election, reducing the number of seats on the council from 126 to 98.[7]

In March 2025, a poll from Electoral Calculus forThe Daily Telegraph - of all English local authorities with elections in May 2025 - projected thatReform UK would win outright control of, and hold a majority of seats on, the council following the election.[8]

Previous council composition

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After2021 electionBefore 2025 election[9]
PartySeatsPartySeats
Labour53Labour52
Conservative24Conservative17
Liberal Democrats17Liberal Democrats15
Derwentside Independents5Derwentside Independents4
Reform0Reform4
North East4North East2
Green1Green1
Independent22Independent29
VacantN/AVacant2

Changes 2021–2025

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  • November 2021: Brian Avery (independent) dies – by-election held February 2022[10]
  • January 2022: Mark Roberts (Conservative) dies – by-election held April 2022[11]
  • February 2022: Curtis Bihari (Labour) gains by-election from independent[12]
  • April 2022: George Smith (Labour) gains by-election from Conservatives[13]
  • May 2022: Karen Hawley and Diane Howarth (North East) leave party to sit as independents[14]
  • February 2023: Beatrice Bainbridge (Conservative) dies – by-election held May 2023[15]
  • May 2023: Julie Scurfield (Labour) gains by-election from Conservatives[16]
  • September 2023: Leanne Kennedy (Labour) dies – by-election held November 2023[17]
  • November 2023: June Watson (Labour) wins by-election[18]
  • February 2024: Isabella Roberts (Labour) dies – by-election held May 2024[19]
  • May 2024: June Clark (Labour) wins by-election;[20] Maura McKeon (Labour) resigns – by-election held July 2024;[21] Michael McGaun (Conservative) leaves party to sit as an independent[22]
  • June 2024: Angela Hanson and Sam McMahon (Labour) leave party to sit as independents[23]
  • July 2024: Viv Anderson (Labour) wins by-election[24]
  • November 2024: Neville Jones (Liberal Democrats) leaves party to sit as an independent[25]
  • December 2024: Robert Potts (Conservative) joins Reform UK[26]
  • January 2025: Joanne Howey and Cathy Hunt (Conservative) leave party to sit as independents;[27] Paul Taylor (Labour) leaves party to sit as an independent[28]
  • February 2025: Fraser Tinsley (Labour) resigns – seat left vacant until 2025 election;[29] Joe Quinn (Conservative) and Cathy Hunt (independent) join Reform UK[30]
  • March 2025: Michael McGaun (independent) joins Reform UK[31]
  • Stephen Robinson (Derwentside Independents) leaves party to sit as an independent
  • April 2025: Mamie Simmons (Liberal Democrats) dies, seat left vacant until election.[32]

Opinion polls

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Seat projections

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Date(s)
conducted
PollsterClientSample
size
AreaLabConLDGrnRefOthers
1 – 10 Mar 2025Electoral Calculus[33]Daily Telegraph5,421GB15490700
6 May 20212021 local elections5324171031

Results summary

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2025 Durham County Council election[34]
PartyCandidatesSeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
 Reform9765650Increase6566.334.454,655Increase34.3
 Labour984038Decrease384.119.531,098Decrease14.0
 Liberal Democrats771410Increase 114.311.718,644Decrease0.5
 Independent5312014Decrease1412.211.117,679Decrease5.5
 Conservative731015Decrease151.07.411,790Decrease19.4
 Green37210Increase12.04.87,682Increase1.0
 Derwentside Independents50N/AN/AN/A-1.11,686Decrease2.2
 Seaham Community Party40N/AN/AN/A-1.01,622Decrease0.1
 North East40N/AN/AN/A-0.6972Decrease1.0
 SDP10N/AN/AN/A-0.183New
 UKIP10N/AN/AN/A-0.033New

Ward results

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List of candidates[35]

Annfield Plain and Tanfield

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Annfield Plain andTanfield (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformKaren Allison1,40447.3
ReformDarren Grimes1,36446.0
Derwentside IndependentsJoan Nicholson65922.2
LabourOlga Milburn57919.5
Derwentside IndependentsJoyce Charlton57419.3
LabourJeanette Theresa Stephenson51217.3
GreenSarah Twigg1224.1
ConservativeKevin John Briggs1143.8
Liberal DemocratsSopha Phal802.7
ConservativeGarry Richardson772.6
Majority
Turnout2,96836.4

Aycliffe North and Middridge

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Aycliffe North andMiddridge (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsMichael Stead*1,00134.1
ReformTim McGuinness99934.0
ReformClive Taylor-Sholl88730.2
Liberal DemocratsLindsey Aston80727.5
ConservativeDavid Sutton-Lloyd47116.0
LabourMichael Edward Murphy43814.9
LabourLuke Ellis41914.3
ConservativeTony Stubbs33911.5
IndependentTony Beddard1063.6
IndependentDorothy Bowman943.2
GreenJonathan Stephen Park822.8
Majority
Turnout2,93634.2
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing
Reformgain fromConservativeSwing

Aycliffe South

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Aycliffe South (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformJohn William Grant1,45944.3
ReformNicole Louise Brown1,33540.5
ReformAndrew Eales1,28739.0
LabourJim Atkinson66720.2
ConservativePaul Howell58917.9
LabourJohn Joseph Clark55616.9
IndependentKen Robson55016.7
LabourToyin Ogunyemi39612.0
IndependentMartin Ashcroft36311.0
Liberal DemocratsKyle Robinson33110.0
IndependentGeorge Coulson Gray3059.3
Liberal DemocratsTunde Akinsanya2868.7
Liberal DemocratsJohn Woodward2868.7
IndependentTony Armstrong2276.9
GreenNeale Floyd Darryl Cooley1564.7
Majority
Turnout3,29629.0

Barnard Castle

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Barnard Castle (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourChris Foote-Wood45630.8
ReformChristopher Paul Bewley43629.4
ConservativeTed Henderson42128.5
GreenJohn Edward Hogg976.6
Liberal DemocratsRichard Huzzey634.3
Majority20
Turnout1,47335.6
LabourholdSwing

Belmont

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Belmont (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsLesley Mavin*1,29639.4
Liberal DemocratsEric Mavin*1,25638.2
ReformChristopher Elliott1,02631.2
ReformSteve Gilley85325.9
LabourPaul Thomas Finley73322.3
LabourVal Hawes72221.9
GreenJoel Graham Thornton3069.3
ConservativeGary Parkin1584.8
Majority
Turnout3,29239.5
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing

Benfieldside

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Benfieldside (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformSandra Ruth Grindle1,06433.9
ReformAndrew James Kilburn1,00732.0
LabourKevin Earley87928.0
IndependentStephen Robinson78324.9
IndependentPeter Oliver64620.6
LabourMichael Wass61319.5
Liberal DemocratsTerry Rooney36211.5
Liberal DemocratsJoanne Nattrass2788.8
ConservativeDavid Lowes2166.9
ConservativeDan Lowes2156.8
Majority
Turnout3,14339.6

Bishop Auckland

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Bishop Auckland (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformLyndsey Fox1,87046.9
ReformJohn Paul Kinvig1,71342.9
ReformTom Redmond1,70842.8
LabourKelly Joanne Guest94923.8
LabourTessa Fay Hope94523.7
LabourMichael Thomas Siddle93423.4
IndependentSam Zair78319.6
IndependentMike Harker42210.6
ConservativeLuke Allan Holmes41310.4
ConservativeJames Peter Middleton3929.8
ConservativeAdeline Tchana2466.2
GreenS J Hannahs2456.1
IndependentJoanne Marie Howey2335.8
Liberal DemocratsChristine Thelwell1644.1
Liberal DemocratsArnold Simpson1523.8
IndependentJohn Dennis Brigstock320.8
Majority
Turnout3,98932.6

Blackhalls and Hesledens

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Blackhalls andHesledens (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourRob Crute62944.5
ReformGary Johnson62143.9
Liberal DemocratsNeil Thompson1148.1
ConservativeVictoria Bartch493.5
Majority8
Turnout1,41332.6

Bowburn and Coxhoe

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Bowburn andCoxhoe (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformKyle Martin Genner1,61341.7
IndependentGary Hutchinson1,41936.7
IndependentJan Blakey1,40936.4
ReformBenjamin Straughair1,26932.8
ReformMichael Walter Watson1,24232.1
LabourViv Anderson96224.9
LabourShaun David Gibson66717.2
LabourLennox Walter Lauchlan60715.7
GreenCatherine Marie Birchmore3849.9
Liberal DemocratsKimberley Noble2005.2
Liberal DemocratsGeorge Alexander Chissell1884.9
Liberal DemocratsAlexander Greenaway1804.7
ConservativeDorothy Luckhurst1624.2
ConservativeJane McAndrew1453.7
ConservativeClive Oliver Rowland1203.1
Majority
Turnout3,86931.6

Brandon

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Brandon (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreenJonathan Elmer1,01733.7
GreenPriscilla Anne Bowen Elmer90029.8
IndependentPaul Taylor84528.0
ReformAndrew Fullard78626.0
ReformMark Leigh70023.2
LabourAnne Bonner50316.6
LabourNick Rippin45715.1
IndependentCarolyn Jayne Smith933.1
ConservativeBilly Walker712.3
Liberal DemocratsAbrial Jerram622.1
Liberal DemocratsPrem Raghvani511.7
Majority
Turnout3,02236.2

Castle Eden and Passfield

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Castle Eden and Passfield (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformScott Woodhouse80452.5
LabourMary Agnes Bell33722.0
North East PartySusan McDonnell1328.6
IndependentKaren Hawley1248.1
ConservativeJames Coulson875.7
Liberal DemocratsDavid Hodgson463.0
Majority467
Turnout1,53034.5

Chester-le-Street North

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Chester-le-Street North (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformAndrew John Husband1,13937.3
LabourTracie Jane Smith1,08235.5
LabourJulie Anne Scurfield94430.9
IndependentKaren Fantarrow-Darby86028.2
ReformAntony Teasdale76525.1
GreenDerek Morse2307.5
ConservativeDavid Brown1996.5
Liberal DemocratsPhilip Bernard Nathan1605.2
SDPTom Chittenden832.7
Majority
Turnout3,05240.0

Chester-le-Street South

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Chester-le-Street South (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentPaul Stephen Sexton1,64150.0
IndependentBill Moist1,45344.3
ReformGeoff Dovaston90827.7
ReformAdele Taggart70921.6
LabourHarry Clark51915.8
LabourEileen McKnight-Smith38311.7
ConservativeEllie Sargeant2176.6
ConservativeSebastian Gradzki1604.9
GreenAlan Ostle1514.6
Liberal DemocratsAndrew Peter Haney1434.4
Majority
Turnout3,28141.5

Chilton

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Chilton (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformStephen Robert Bowron52346.9
IndependentSue Reece23521.1
LabourAngus John Ferguson13512.1
IndependentJulie Cairns12811.5
ConservativeCatherine Anne Hart655.8
Liberal DemocratsCarole Lattin282.5
Majority288
Turnout1,11430.4

Consett North

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Consett North (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsKathryn Rooney*77248.5
ReformTrevor Douglas Newsom53733.7
LabourRob Moran23814.9
ConservativeWill Robinson462.9
Majority235
Turnout1,59338.4

Consett South

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Consett South (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsDominic John Haney*74054.8
ReformMichael McGaun42131.2
LabourPhillip Marshall13910.3
ConservativeRachel McEnaeny443.3
Majority319
Turnout1,34435.4
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing

Craghead and South Moor

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Craghead andSouth Moor (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformJohn Michael Cook1,31759.4
ReformAaron Hillam1,14851.8
LabourLes Timbey60127.1
LabourCarole Ann Hampson59927.0
Liberal DemocratsNeil John Bradbury22910.3
ConservativeIan Davison1225.5
Majority
Turnout2,21827.9

Crook

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Crook (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformRobbie Rodiss2,10251.9
ReformPaul David Bean1,84945.7
ReformAdrian Schulman1,64540.6
IndependentAnne Reed1,32732.8
LabourMary Elizabeth Hall71117.6
LabourMichael Edward Beeforth67916.8
ConservativeMike Currah61015.1
LabourJohn Leslie Wilson56914.1
ConservativePatricia Jopling48412.0
GreenSteven Douglas Bamlett3358.3
GreenGeoffrey William Martin2806.9
Liberal DemocratsNick Lion2556.3
Majority
Turnout4,04836.6

Dalton and Dawdon

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Dalton andDawdon (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformGeorge Anderson94538.6
ReformJack McGlenen87635.8
Seaham Community PartyRobert Arthur84534.5
Seaham Community PartySusan Mary Faulkner69028.2
LabourKevin Joseph Shaw61925.3
LabourJune Watson55422.6
ConservativeMark Shanks642.6
Liberal DemocratsGiuseppe Enrico Bignardi612.5
Majority
Turnout2,44730.4
Reformgain fromLabourSwing
Reformgain fromLabourSwing

Deerness

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Deerness (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformMatthew John Burnard1,25939.8
ReformSean Patrick Healy1,10534.9
LabourMarion Wilson86027.2
Liberal DemocratsEdwin Simpson80625.5
Liberal DemocratsJohn Simon Burt74123.4
LabourJimmy Jamieson71022.4
GreenSarah Jane Banks2397.6
GreenLiz Wright1765.6
ConservativeWendy Frances Smith943.0
ConservativeMichael Drummond Moverley Smith902.8
Majority
Turnout3,16437.1
Reformgain fromLabourSwing
Reformgain fromLabourSwing

Delves Lane

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Delves Lane (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformKenny Hope1,27250.3
ReformJacqueline Teasdale1,04541.3
LabourJane Brown62024.5
LabourSimon Andrew Stewart-Piercy46118.2
ConservativeAngela Sterling38615.3
ConservativeMichelle Walton37915.0
Liberal DemocratsNazcat Stephen Haney27610.9
Liberal DemocratsDavid Bowerbank2198.7
Majority
Turnout2,52932.9

Derwent and Pont Valley

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Derwent and Pont Valley (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformSaffron Sims-Brydon1,91339.7
ReformGavin Brydon1,85838.5
ReformCraig Thomas Marshall1,76136.5
LabourVeronica Andrews1,27226.4
LabourDeclan Gerard John Mulholland1,26726.3
LabourTom Hubbuck1,05922.0
Derwentside IndependentsWatts Stelling1,02721.3
Derwentside IndependentsAlan Shield1,01421.0
Derwentside IndependentsEileen Elliott76615.9
GreenRichard Edwin Simpson3848.0
Liberal DemocratsTonia Jean Atkinson2896.0
ConservativeJacob Boneham2765.7
Liberal DemocratsStephen Murray2084.3
Majority
Turnout4,82137.5

Easington and Shotton

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Easington andShotton (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformJohn Bailey1,84952.0
ReformHoward William Brown1,75249.3
ReformLouise Taylor1,72948.6
IndependentSophie Louise Brown79822.5
IndependentChristopher Ross Hood74320.9
LabourAngela Surtees71320.1
LabourLeeann Clarkson60116.9
LabourOmide Deinali52714.8
IndependentIvan Cochrane47913.5
ConservativeTom Baker1634.6
IndependentRob Moore1584.4
Liberal DemocratsChukwuka Okuchukwu1564.4
ConservativeKye Slawson-Powell1042.9
Majority
Turnout3,55429.8

Elvet, Gilesgate and Shincliffe

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Elvet,Gilesgate andShincliffe (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsDavid Robert Freeman*93639.4
Liberal DemocratsEllie Jayne Hopgood83935.4
LabourRory Handy66027.8
LabourStacey Deinali61325.8
ReformXavier Hale40317.0
ReformIsaac Lucan38116.1
GreenStephen James Ashfield35615.0
GreenJamie Michael Pearson2159.1
ConservativeGeorge Carter1144.8
ConservativeGraham William Lee813.4
Majority
Turnout2,37329.0

Evenwood

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Evenwood (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformRobert Potts73248.7
LabourBecky Land35223.4
ConservativeJames Cosslett27518.3
GreenMichael Stonehouse765.1
Liberal DemocratsAnne Woodward694.6
Majority380
Turnout1,50439.4

Ferryhill

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Ferryhill (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformPaul Mountford1,11440.4
ReformJoe Michael Quinn98635.8
IndependentGlenys Joan Newby93433.9
LabourCurtis Ferenc Bihari85731.1
LabourCarole Atkinson62922.8
ConservativeDavid Farry1746.3
GreenMatthew Henry Choi1073.9
ConservativeLisa Coxon1023.7
Liberal DemocratsSandra Elizabeth Kirby843.0
Liberal DemocratsBob Peach572.1
UKIPJohn Barry Lathan331.2
Majority
Turnout2,75835.5

Framwellgate and Newton Hall

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Framwellgate andNewton Hall (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsAmanda Hopgood2,46553.0
Liberal DemocratsMark Wilkes2,42552.2
Liberal DemocratsElizabeth Pears2,04844.0
ReformNeville Forbes1,17325.2
ReformColin Trevor Toghill98321.1
LabourKaye Burns83017.8
LabourRachael Perry76816.5
LabourValerie Speed68914.8
GreenIrene Ostle4329.3
IndependentKaron Willis3066.6
ConservativeCarolyn Anne Baker2435.2
ConservativeElizabeth Anne Marshall1954.2
ConservativeMatthew James Smith191
Majority
Turnout4,65042.9

Horden and Dene House

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Horden and Dene House (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformDawn Bellingham1,31254.8
ReformJohn Cottier1,14747.9
LabourChris Cain72530.3
LabourJune Clark70329.4
IndependentPaul Maddison1656.9
IndependentArlene Helen Childs1004.2
Liberal DemocratsOwen Temple853.6
IndependentMatthew Thomas Tough672.8
ConservativeNigel Jeremy Cassidy572.4
Majority
Turnout2,39330.3

Lanchester and Burnhope

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Lanchester andBurnhope (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAlison Louise Gray75535.8
ConservativeDoug Oliver71033.7
ReformStephen Harrison56326.7
Liberal DemocratsJeanette Williams793.7
Majority45
Turnout2,10747.4

Langley and Esh

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Langley andEsh (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsAlex Neil77748.0
ReformAndrea Mary Brown53433.0
LabourMichael Toner18711.5
GreenJoshua James Lightfoot684.2
ConservativeMark Paul Shaw543.3
Majority243
Turnout1,62037.4

Lower Teesdale

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Lower Teesdale (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformJillian Anne Campbell1,07537.4
ReformJasmine Fox1,00835.1
GreenSarah Louise Hannan72625.3
ConservativeGeorge Morland Richardson66623.2
ConservativeJames Rowlandson63622.1
GreenMarc Cole55519.3
LabourSimon Lind43415.1
LabourNoah Padraig McCourt30210.5
Liberal DemocratsWico van Mourik1164.0
Majority
Turnout2,87342.4

Lumley and West Rainton

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Lumley andWest Rainton (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentAlan Bell1,58154.2
IndependentPhilip Heaviside1,35346.4
ReformAdam Carter-Jones84429.0
ReformEwan Charles Marshall71924.7
LabourPaul Greenwood32511.1
LabourLyn Leach30110.3
Liberal DemocratsDavid Alan Haswell1525.2
ConservativeThomas Shanks1404.8
GreenBisserka Ivanova Gaydarska1153.9
Majority
Turnout2,91538.0

Murton

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Murton (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformDavid Cumming1,04545.1
ReformMark Stephen Rowney93840.5
LabourJulie Ann Griffiths78133.7
LabourRobert Adcock-Forster68229.5
IndependentBrian Brown32213.9
IndependentStephen George Robson31213.5
ConservativeBrian Wareham1215.2
Liberal DemocratsAntonio Milian994.3
Majority
Turnout2,31529.1

Nevilles Cross

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Nevilles Cross (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsLiz Brown1,40252.9+0.5
Liberal DemocratsElizabeth Scott1,26647.8+3.6
LabourLes Wilson54520.6−6.4
LabourGabriel Ridley52920.0−1.6
GreenJack Hughes47618.0−3.5
ReformGary Black38214.4N/A
ReformKatrina Rockett31411.9N/A
ConservativeDeborah Jane Whitfield1726.5−7.2
Majority
Turnout2,64831.3
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing

North Lodge

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North Lodge (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsCraig Martin99958.0
ReformDarren Hawkes43225.1
LabourGlenn James Batey21212.3
ConservativeKrishnarajasri Krishnapillai372.1
GreenChris Dale362.1
Majority567
Turnout1,71644.4

Pelton

[edit]
Pelton (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformSteve Biggs1,76747.5
ReformIan Mark Cross1,74847.0
ReformBrian Quirey1,63043.8
LabourAlison Joan Batey1,42838.4
LabourDanny Wood1,30034.9
LabourPaul Pringle1,22132.8
GreenAndrew Gray2637.1
ConservativeDarren Whitfield2556.9
Liberal DemocratsAlan Neil2456.6
Liberal DemocratsAdam Joseph Walker2155.8
Liberal DemocratsNigel van Zwanenberg1804.8
Majority
Turnout3,72231.1

Peterlee

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Peterlee (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformSteven Franklin1,06352.1
ReformDawn Saunders90044.1
LabourLouise Fenwick42520.8
LabourAudrey Ellen Laing38418.8
North East PartyMary Alison Cartwright32616.0
IndependentRay Burnip1738.5
IndependentDiane Howarth1728.4
North East PartyAl Wilkinson864.2
ConservativeMichael Cassidy824.0
IndependentDavid Hawley773.8
Liberal DemocratsHeather Leake572.8
Majority
Turnout2,03924.2

Pittington and Sherburn

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Pittington andSherburn (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformRhys Burriss50835.6
Liberal DemocratsStephen Charles White44331.0
LabourBill Kellett35624.9
ConservativeMalcolm Colledge634.4
GreenMaggie Tallerman543.8
Majority65
Turnout1,42438.5
Reformgain fromLabourSwing

Sacriston and Witton Gilbert

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Sacriston andWitton Gilbert (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformJames Pickard1,08842.4
ReformTimothy John Robson1,02339.9
Liberal DemocratsHugh Massey80731.5
Liberal DemocratsAndy Przybysz70927.7
LabourEmma Waldock55321.6
LabourAndrew Eric Page50019.5
GreenNicholas Leight Kasch1776.9
Majority
Turnout2,56432.7

Seaham

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Seaham (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformAndrew Harrison1,21940.9
ReformChristopher Fairs1,14538.4
Seaham Community PartyBarry Taylor77726.0
LabourRochelle Laine74725.0
LabourJohn James Purvis69123.2
Seaham Community PartyStephen Wayman65622.0
GreenStephen Jonathan Joseph1515.1
ConservativeIan Leslie McAndrew1505.0
ConservativeTolu Kolawole1163.9
Liberal DemocratsRafe J Richards872.9
Majority
Turnout2,98334.3

Sedgefield

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Sedgefield(2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentChris Lines1,37244.1
ReformIan Catchpole1,11535.9
ReformChristine Moore92629.8
ConservativeElaine Peeke62420.1
LabourLucy Ann Gibson52917.0
LabourKester Noble50116.1
GreenRebecca Margaret Dixon2297.4
Liberal DemocratsCharlotte Ann Shaw1203.9
GreenRichard Wilkes1113.6
Liberal DemocratsPhilip Hugh Layton1023.3
Majority
Turnout3,11039.4

Shildon and Dene Valley

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Shildon andDene Valley (3 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformMichael David Ramage2,22056.8
ReformKate Rowland2,18155.8
ReformJames Michael Stephenson2,03452.0
LabourShirley Quinn84921.7
LabourSamantha Townsend80520.6
LabourCharlie Kay76819.6
IndependentFred Langley62516.0
Liberal DemocratsLeanne Barrett3899.9
Liberal DemocratsMichael Shaw3368.6
ConservativeJack Charlton2827.2
ConservativeClive Michael Parker2215.7
Majority
Turnout3,91132.3

Spennymoor

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Spennymoor (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentLiz Maddison1,16237.5
IndependentPete Molloy1,00632.5
ReformErnest Spowart97731.5
ReformWilliam Sydney Thorkildsen82426.6
Liberal DemocratsDean Ranyard54417.6
Liberal DemocratsLiss Owen46615.0
LabourStephen Francis Gilling44414.3
LabourJabez Jordon Sherrington32410.5
ConservativeDavid Barry Evans973.1
ConservativeChristopher Anthony Coxon702.3
Majority
Turnout3,09834.5
IndependentholdSwing
IndependentholdSwing

Stanley

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Stanley (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformChristine Blatchford1,36654.5
ReformDavid Stanley Walton1,33653.3
LabourJames Kane64025.5
LabourCarl Marshall60124.0
IndependentPaddy McGough27010.8
Liberal DemocratsDavid Agutter Rolfe1546.1
ConservativeCharles Aldous1174.7
IndependentFrankie Elise Ward783.1
Majority
Turnout2,50530.9

Thornley and Wheatley Hill

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Thornley andWheatley Hill (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformNeil Craggs92165.1
LabourJake Miller37526.5
Liberal DemocratsPamela Ann Askell654.6
ConservativeGraham Southall533.7
Majority546
Turnout1,41432.5

Trimdon and Wingate

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Trimdon andWingate (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformMary-Lynn Franklin1,36149.7
ReformSusan Husband1,17142.7
LabourLucy Hovvels79729.1
LabourPaul Trippett66024.1
North East PartySean Ward Ivey51418.8
Liberal DemocratsLiz Temple1866.8
ConservativeRathika Krishnarajasri1204.4
Majority
Turnout2,74131.4

Tudhoe

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Tudhoe (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentBilly McAloon99640.6
ReformNicola Lyons82633.7
ReformDave Whalley74730.5
IndependentAndy Anderson69728.4
LabourIan Geldard47919.5
LabourNeil Crowther Foster41216.8
Liberal DemocratsBeckie Ranyard1686.9
Liberal DemocratsMartin Thomas Brian Jones1014.1
ConservativeOliver Garbutt Peeke984.0
ConservativeMichael Francis Renton733.0
Majority
Turnout2,45131.2

Upper Teesdale

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Upper Teesdale (1 Seat)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeRichard Andrew Bell80845.5
ReformIan Hirst52229.4
LabourChris Kelsey25314.3
GreenKathleen McGough1035.8
Liberal DemocratsFlorence Diana Simpson844.7
Majority286
Turnout1,77048.1

Weardale

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Weardale (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentAnita Savory1,33136.8
IndependentJohn Shuttleworth1,21533.6
ReformPaul Beattie1,03728.6
ReformDavid Brown1,03128.5
ConservativeWill Wearmouth76221.0
ConservativeRichard Lawrie49013.5
GreenMatthew James Ferguson2677.4
LabourGemma Louise Holmes-Wood2506.9
LabourSally-Beth Marshall2336.4
Liberal DemocratsOlivia Evelyn Dunn1353.7
Majority
Turnout3,62047.5

West Auckland

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West Auckland (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformNick Brown1,45352.0
ReformStephen Gray1,28746.1
LabourRobert John Yorke90632.4
LabourGeorge Smith87431.3
ConservativeGeorgia Lynne Holmes2308.2
IndependentLesley Gwyneth Zair1314.7
GreenLiz Tyrrell1184.2
IndependentAlan John Breeze1043.7
Liberal DemocratsAlyson Hudson893.2
Liberal DemocratsAlison Clare Fidgin782.8
Majority
Turnout2,79234.2

Willington and Hunwick

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Willington andHunwick (2 Seats)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformCathy Hunt1,33649.0
ReformEmma Hunt1,28147.0
LabourOlwyn Elizabeth Gunn76328.0
LabourTrevor Tinsley61022.4
ConservativeSam Mitchell-Worthington2499.1
IndependentAngela Smith2418.8
ConservativeAiden Smith2258.2
GreenDavid Ata Saygi1806.6
Liberal DemocratsGeoff Moore1746.4
Liberal DemocratsAaron George Calder1344.9
Majority
Turnout2,72838.0

Aftermath

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Just nine days the election, Reform UK councillor Andrew Kilburn, who was elected in Benfieldside, resigned after it emerged he did not inform the party that he had previously worked for the council, the resulting by-election was won by the Liberal Democrats.[36]

On the 14th of May 2025, independent councillor for Chester-le-Street, Paul Sexton, defected to Reform UK.[37]

The leader of the Reform UK group on the council prior to the election had been Robert Potts.[1] Following the election, Reform UK chose Andrew Husband to be their new group leader.[38] He was formally appointed as the new leader of the council at the subsequent annual council meeting on 21 May 2025.[39]

On the 9th of June 2025, Reform UK Councillor for Easington and Shotton, John Bailey, announced his resignation due to ill health, the resulting by-election resulted in a Reform UK hold[40]

On the 19th of August 2025, Reform UK Councillor for Crook, Paul Bean was suspended by the party over reported comments he had made about asylum seekers, breaching Civil Service impartiality rules, due to his job assessing asylum seeker's claims.[41]

On the 26th of September 2025, Jack Mcglenen, a councillor for Dalton and Dawdon, was expelled by Reform UK for drunken behaviour at an Armed Forces Day event.[42]

Benfieldside by-election

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Benfieldside by-election: 3 July 2025[43]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsTerry Rooney82428.3+17.3
LabourKevin Earley80027.4+0.8
ReformStephen Harrison74725.6−6.6
IndependentStephen Robinson45915.7−8.0
ConservativeDavid Lowes761.6−5.0
GreenRichard Simpson401.4N/A
Majority240.9N/A
Turnout2,95337.4−2.2
Registered electors7,981
Liberal Democratsgain fromReformSwingIncrease8.3

Easington & Shotton by-election

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Easington & Shotton by-election: 7 August 2025
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ReformLouise Penders1,20846.7+1.6
LabourAngela Surtees52320.2+2.8
IndependentChristopher Hood52020.1+2.0
IndependentIvan Cochrane1796.9–4.8
GreenStephen Ashfield602.3N/A
ConservativeAnthony Stubbs471.8–2.2
Liberal DemocratsChukwuka Okuchukwu271.0–2.8
IndependentArlene Childs230.9N/A
Majority68526.5N/A
Turnout2,58921.7–8.1
Registered electors11,942
ReformholdSwingDecrease0.6

References

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  1. ^abcdefNotional 2021 results.
  2. ^abcdefBoundary changes reduced the number of seats, so these are notional changes.
  3. ^Prior to the election, 9 of the independents formed the Durham County Council Independent Group (led by John Shuttleworth), 6 sat as part of the Durham Group (led by Derwentside Independents councillor Alan Shield), 5 formed the County Durham Independent Group (led by Paul Sexton), 3 formed the Unaligned Group (led by Karen Hawley), 2 formed the Spennymoor and Tudhoe Independent Group (led by Liz Maddison), and the other 4 did not belong to any group.[1][2]
  4. ^Prior to the election, the Green Party councillor formed part of the Durham Group, led by Derwentside Independents councillor Alan Shield.
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See also

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County Durham Council elections inCounty Durham
Durham County Council
Darlington Borough Council
Hartlepool Borough Council
Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council
Cleveland County Council
Chester-le-Street District Council
Durham City Council
Derwentside District Council
Easington District Council
Sedgefield Borough Council
Teesdale District Council
Wear Valley District Council
Tees Valley Mayor
Combined authority mayors
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