Labour gain six seats overall including a gain in Earlsfield
The Conservatives have retained control of the London Borough of Wandsworth, winning 41 of the 60 seats contested.
Labour's 19 seats was a net gain of 6 including a win in Earlsfield. Labour held every gain they made in the 2010 elections.
Other gains were made by Labour in Queenstown Road, Bedford and Roehampton and Putney Heath wards. The improvement in their vote was mirrored across London where the party won control of neighbouring Councils, Merton and Hammersmith & Fulham.
The overall turnout in Wandsworth looks likely to be lower than
2010's 63 per cent.
The borough was the first to report their result in London with other areas opting not to hold the count overnight.
Results in Local Wards
| Earlsfield Ward - Labour gain 1 seat | ||
|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| KNOWLES, Adrian Carey | Conservative | 2164 |
| LESCOTT, Charles Andrew | Conservative | 2089 |
| STOKES, Rachael Elizabeth | Labour | 1877 |
| All the Above Elected | ||
| MAZUMDAR, Sarbani | Conservative | 1817 |
| ROBERTS, Colin Edward | Labour | 1809 |
| WHITE, Paul John | Labour | 1672 |
| BUTLER, Ciaran John | Green Party | 713 |
| HARMSEN, John | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 361 |
| DAY, Ashley Craig | Liberal Democrats | 348 |
| BAILEY, Oliver Alexander | Liberal Democrats | 329 |
| Electorate: 12,541 Ballot Papers Issued: 4,808 Turnout: 38% | ||
| Wandsworth Common Ward- Conservatives Hold | ||
|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| CLAY, Claire Elizabeth | Conservative | 2598 |
| HEASTER, Maurice Adrian Sylvester | Conservative | 2396 |
| TRACEY, Katharine Rosalie | Conservative | 2313 |
| All the Above Elected | ||
| MURDAY, Sophia Juliet | Labour | 916 |
| METCALF, Richard John | Labour | 903 |
| CUNNINGHAM, Kieran Philip | Labour | 875 |
| SCHWARZ, Michael Robert | Green Party | 574 |
| JOHN-RICHARDS, Susan | Liberal Democrats | 404 |
| PASLEY-TYLER, Robert | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 327 |
| Electorate: 10,658 Ballot Papers Issued: 4173 Turnout: 39.2% | ||
| Fairfield Ward - Conservatives Hold | ||
|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| MCCAUSLAND, Piers Conolly | Conservative | 1924 |
| SWEET, William Henry Etienne | Conservative | 1801 |
| THOM, James Stuart | Conservative | 1752 |
| All the Above Elected | ||
| CRESSWELL, Liane Barber | Labour | 1021 |
| SHARP, Caroline Helen | Labour | 958 |
| PONSONBY, Frederick Matthew Thomas | Labour | 925 |
| WATERMAN, Antony John David | Green Party | 598 |
| WARREN, Patrick Martin | Liberal Democrats | 374 |
| SCAPING, Paul Howard | Liberal Democrats | 325 |
| JOHNSTONE, Jacqueline | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 271 |
| MCLEAN, Seymour Anthony | Independent | 171 |
| Electorate: 11,364Ballot Papers Issued: 3617 Turnout: 31.83% | ||
| Southfields Ward - Conservative Hold | ||
|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| CADDY, Kim | Conservative | 2302 |
| HUMPHRIES, Guy Derek Ralph | Conservative | 2291 |
| WALSH, Terence Michael | Conservative | 2172 |
| All the above elected as Councillors | ||
| TATTUM, Ian Stuart | Labour | 1394 |
| BOOKER, Maureen Dorothy | Labour | 1328 |
| MARTIN, Elizabeth | Labour | 1252 |
| RICHMAN, Robert James | Independent | 1106 |
| HUNTER, Connie Anne | Green Party | 773 |
| GRIFFIN-BEALE, Lucy Jane | Liberal Democrats | 460 |
| AHMED, Anna Maria Louise | Liberal Democrats | 443 |
| BROWN, Hugh Palmer | Liberal Democrats | 300 |
| Electorate: 12,752 | Ballot Papers Issued: 5,057 | Turnout: 39.66% |
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May 23, 2014
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