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Local election in Cheshire, England

2026 Hartlepool Borough Council election

← 2024

7 May 2026 (2026-05-07)

2027 →

13 out of 39 seats toHartlepool Borough Council
20 seats needed for a majority


Leader	Pamela Hargreaves
Party	Labour	Independent	Reform
Last election	24 seats, 46.5%	5 seats, 13.5%	0 seats, 14.3%
Current seats	22	7	4


Party	Conservative	IU
Last election	6 seats, 24.6%	1 seat, did not stand
Current seats	2	1

IncumbentLeader

Pamela Hargreaves
Labour

The2026 Hartlepool Borough Council election will be held on 7 May 2026, alongside theother local elections across the United Kingdom being held on the same day, to elect 13 of 36 members ofHartlepool Borough Council.^[1]

Council composition

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After 2024 election			Before 2026 election
Party		Seats	Party		Seats
	Labour	24		Labour	22
	Reform	0		Reform	4
	Conservative	6		Conservative	2
	IU	1		IU	1
	Independent	5		Independent	7

Changes 2024–2026:

August 2024:Jonathan Brash (Labour) resigns – by-election held September 2024^[2]
September 2024: Owen Riddle (Labour) wins by-election^[3]
March 2025: Cameron Sharp (Labour) resigns – by-election held May 2025^[4]
May 2025:
- Amanda Napper (Reform) gains by-election from Labour^[5]
- Rob Darby (Conservative) joins Reform^[6]
- Tom Feeney (Labour) leaves party to sit as an independent^[7]
June 2025: Steve Wallace (Independent, elected as Labour) resigns – by-election held July 2025^[8]
July 2025: Ed Doyle (Reform) nominally gains by-election from Labour^[9]
August 2025: Mike Young (Conservative) joins Reform^[10]
Andrew Martin-Wells (Conservative) and Scott Reeve (Conservative) leave party to sit as independents

Summary

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Background

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In2024, Labour gained the council fromno overall control.^[11] They held the council previously until 2019.^[12]

Election result

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2026 Hartlepool Borough Council election
Party		This election			Full council			This election
Party		Seats	Net	Seats %	Other	Total	Total %	Votes	Votes %	+/−
	Labour				16
	Independent				5
	Reform				3
	Conservative				0
	IU				0
	Liberal Democrats				0
	Green				0

Incumbents

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Ward	Incumbent councillor
Burn Valley	Owen Riddle	Labour
De Bruce	Rachel Creevy	Labour
Fens & Greatham	Bob Buchan	Conservative
Foggy Furze	Melanie Morley	Labour
Hart	John Leedham	Conservative
Headland & Harbour	Shane Moore	IU
Manor House	Pamela Hargreaves	Labour
Rossmere	Moss Boddy	Labour
Rural West	Andrew Martin-Wells	Independent
Seaton	Gordon Cranney	Independent
Throston	Amanda Napper	Reform
Victoria	Gary Allen	Labour

Results

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References

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^teessidetoday (25 January 2026)."Is Your Hartlepool Councillor up for Election in May: Local Elections 2026 To Set the Stage for a Pivotal Political Contest".The Teesside. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Hartlepool MP steps down as councillor".BBC News. 11 August 2024. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Local Elections Archive Project — Burn Valley Ward".www.andrewteale.me.uk. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^Marko, Nic (21 March 2025)."'It has been an absolute honour' Hartlepool's youngest ever Labour councillor stands down on obtaining new job".Hartlepool Mail. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Local Elections Archive Project — Throston Ward".www.andrewteale.me.uk. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^Payne, Mark (9 May 2025)."Why one Hartlepool councillor has decided to defect from Conservatives to Reform UK".Hartlepool Mail. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^Boothroyd, David."Halifax banks on Reform".LocalCouncils.co.uk. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^Marko, Nic (5 June 2025)."Voters face second by-election in months as Hartlepool councillor resigns".Hartlepool Mail. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Local Elections Archive Project — Throston Ward".www.andrewteale.me.uk. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^Marko, Nic (7 August 2025)."Hartlepool's former Conservative leader Mike Young joins Reform UK".BBC News. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Hartlepool result - Local Elections 2024".BBC News. Retrieved27 January 2026.
^"Win for Labour in Hartlepool as they lead council for first time since 2019".The Northern Echo. 3 May 2024. Retrieved27 January 2026.

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