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Where your council tax goes in Birmingham

A Band D home pays £2,353.17 this year, up 4.8%. Council tax covers about 19% of what the council spends on day-to-day services; government grants pay 45%, including the money passed straight to schools, and business rates 34%.

Band D bill£2,353up 4.8% on last year

Council budget£2,971mday-to-day, including schools

Paid by council tax19%of the budget

Council controlNo overall controlno party has more than half the seats

Your bill

Pick your band. The council keeps 86% of it; the rest goes to West Midlands Police and the fire and rescue service.

Band D, 2026/27

£2,353.17

£235.32 a month over 10 instalments, or £196.10 over 12

I live alone (25% single person discount)

Birmingham City Council£2,023.48Police and fire (West Midlands)£329.69

Police£244.50

Fire and rescue£85.19

At Band D the police and fire share went up £20.00 this year: £15.00 more for police and £5.00 more for the fire and rescue service.

sourcedBand D bill for 2026/27sourcedPolice and fire (West Midlands) by body (government council tax tables)

Your £2,023.48 to the council pays for

Care for older and disabled adults£599

Children's services£428

Streets, waste and transport£292

Debt costs and levies£276

Schools and education£223

Housing and homelessness£88

Parks, libraries and leisure£58

Running the council£39

Community safety and regulation£13

Public health£11

Show your bill as a table

Band D, 2026/27: where your council tax goes
	Your bill	Share
Care for older and disabled adults	£598.73	25.4%
Children's services	£428.39	18.2%
Streets, waste and transport	£292.16	12.4%
Debt costs and levies	£275.71	11.7%
Schools and education	£223.20	9.5%
Housing and homelessness	£87.54	3.7%
Parks, libraries and leisure	£58.30	2.5%
Running the council	£38.67	1.6%
Community safety and regulation	£13.38	0.6%
Public health	£10.76	0.5%
Birmingham City Council, all services	£2,023.48	86.0%
Police	£244.50	10.4%
Fire and rescue	£85.19	3.6%
Police and fire (West Midlands), all	£329.69	14.0%
Your bill	£2,353.17	100%

Homes in Birmingham’s two parishes (Sutton Coldfield Town Council and New Frankley in Birmingham Parish Council) also pay their parish or town council: on average £68.69 at Band D, on top of the bill above.

Split in proportion to the £1,937m the council pays for itself, after schools and public health, which have their own ring-fenced grants. Council tax pays about 29p of every £1 of that; government grants and business rates pay the rest.

sourcedSplit by service, 2026/27 budget return

The council’s budget

What the council spends on day-to-day services after fees and charges, and where the money comes from, including grants that can only be spent on schools or public health. It must balance by law.

FundingReserves (one-off)Services

Not drawn in the flow, because they are below zero: Council tax surplus and other (−£3.2m), Planning and the local economy (−£3.2m). They are in the tables.

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Where the money comes from, 2026/27
	£m	Share of the net budget
Council tax	£560.0m	18.9%
Business rates kept locally	£1,013.4m	34.1%
Schools grants (ring-fenced)	£884.8m	29.8%
Public health grant (ring-fenced)	£124.7m	4.2%
Other government grants	£324.5m	10.9%
Council tax surplus and other	−£3.2m	−0.1%
Drawn from schools reserves (one-off)	£18.8m	0.6%
Drawn from public health reserves (one-off)	£5.4m	0.2%
Drawn from council reserves (one-off)	£42.2m	1.4%
Net budget	£2,970.8m	100%

What it pays for, 2026/27
	£m	Share of the net budget
Schools and education	£1,117.3m	37.6%
Care for older and disabled adults	£573.1m	19.3%
Children's services	£410.1m	13.8%
Streets, waste and transport	£279.7m	9.4%
Debt costs and levies	£263.9m	8.9%
Public health	£140.4m	4.7%
Housing and homelessness	£83.8m	2.8%
Parks, libraries and leisure	£55.8m	1.9%
Running the council	£37.0m	1.2%
Community safety and regulation	£12.8m	0.4%
Planning and the local economy	−£3.2m	−0.1%
Net budget	£2,970.8m	100%

Where the money comes from

Council tax£560.0m

Business rates kept locally£1,013.4m

Schools grants (ring-fenced)£884.8m

Public health grant (ring-fenced)£124.7m

Other government grants£324.5m

Council tax surplus and other−£3.2m

Drawn from schools reserves£18.8m

Drawn from public health reserves£5.4m

Drawn from council reserves£42.2m

Net budget£2,970.8m

What it pays for

Schools and education£1,117.3m

Care for older and disabled adults£573.1m

Children's services£410.1m

Streets, waste and transport£279.7m

Debt costs and levies£263.9m

Public health£140.4m

Housing and homelessness£83.8m

Parks, libraries and leisure£55.8m

Running the council£37.0m

Community safety and regulation£12.8m

Planning and the local economy−£3.2m

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Council tax over the years

The council’s own share of a Band D bill went from £1,630.16 in 2023/24 to £2,023.48 in 2026/27, up 24%.

Band D council tax in Birmingham each year
Year	The council’s share	Whole bill, with police and fire
2023/24	£1,630.16	£1,913.02
2024/25	£1,793.01	£2,090.96
2025/26	£1,927.31	£2,245.41
2026/27	£2,023.48	£2,362.90

Councillors and how each ward voted

Reform UK 23, Green 19, Labour 17, Conservative 16, Independent 13, Liberal Democrats 12 and Workers Party of Britain 1 of the 101 councillors on the council’s list. No party has more than half the seats. The councillors are those elected in May, from the declarations: the council publishes no list we can read, so any change since is not shown. Only the councillors elected are named here; everyone else stood as their party’s candidate.

Acocks Green

Roger Kingdon HarmerLiberal Democrats
Penny WaggLiberal Democrats

How Acocks Green voted: turnout 32.8%

Votes for each candidate in Acocks Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	1,952	Roger Kingdon Harmer
Liberal Democrats	1,486	Penny Wagg
Reform UK	1,147
Green Party	1,106
Green Party	1,053
Reform UK	907
Labour Party	813
Labour Party	567
Workers Party of Britain	239
Workers Party of Britain	203
Conservative and Unionist Party	192
Conservative and Unionist Party	179
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	52
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	37

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Allens Cross

Eddie FreemanReform UK

How Allens Cross voted: turnout 37.6%

Votes for each candidate in Allens Cross ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	949	Eddie Freeman
Independent	651
Labour Party	451
Green Party	381
Conservative and Unionist Party	259
Liberal Democrats	76

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Alum Rock

Nosheen KhalidIndependent
Shaukat MahmoodIndependent

How Alum Rock voted: turnout 41.5%

Votes for each candidate in Alum Rock ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	3,307	Nosheen Khalid
Independent	3,266	Shaukat Mahmood
Labour Party	2,424
Labour Party	2,223
Green Party	596
Green Party	457
Liberal Democrats	301
Liberal Democrats	227
Reform UK	126
Reform UK	114
Conservative and Unionist Party	92
Conservative and Unionist Party	65

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Aston

Abdul Choudhury ShumonIndependent
Mumtaz HussainLiberal Democrats

How Aston voted: turnout 41.8%

Votes for each candidate in Aston ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	2,254	Abdul Choudhury Shumon
Liberal Democrats	2,115	Mumtaz Hussain
Liberal Democrats	1,610
Labour Party	1,505
Labour Party	1,161
Independent	877
Green Party	554
Independent	542
Green Party	462
Independent	128
Reform UK	111
Reform UK	109
Conservative and Unionist Party	98
Conservative and Unionist Party	95

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Balsall Heath West

Duncan AliGreen

How Balsall Heath West voted: turnout 35.7%

Votes for each candidate in Balsall Heath West ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	934	Duncan Ali
Independent	518
Labour Party	464
Independent	438
Reform UK	142
Liberal Democrats	131
Conservative and Unionist Party	80

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bartley Green

Chris SteeleReform UK
Rajbir SinghReform UK

How Bartley Green voted: turnout 33.7%

Votes for each candidate in Bartley Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,938	Chris Steele
Reform UK	1,615	Rajbir Singh
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,432
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,403
Labour and Co-operative Party	846
Labour and Co-operative Party	836
Green Party	824
Green Party	687
Liberal Democrats	269
Liberal Democrats	171

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Billesley

Chris GarghanGreen
Joe PeacockGreen

How Billesley voted: turnout 44.0%

Votes for each candidate in Billesley ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	2,702	Chris Garghan
Green Party	2,649	Joe Peacock
Reform UK	1,443
Reform UK	1,408
Labour Party	1,064
Labour Party	927
Conservative and Unionist Party	552
Conservative and Unionist Party	484
Workers Party of Britain	260
Workers Party of Britain	199
Liberal Democrats	167
Liberal Democrats	164

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Birchfield

Arshid MahmoodLabour

How Birchfield voted: turnout 32.0%

Votes for each candidate in Birchfield ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	861	Arshid Mahmood
Independent	790
Green Party	411
Liberal Democrats	201
Reform UK	122
Conservative and Unionist Party	102

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bordesley & Highgate

Ali Akbar Shujja KaziGreen

How Bordesley & Highgate voted: turnout 26.2%

Votes for each candidate in Bordesley & Highgate ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	658	Ali Akbar Shujja Kazi
Labour and Co-operative Party	564
Independent	294
Independent	270
Reform UK	201
Liberal Democrats	192
Independent	173
Conservative and Unionist Party	165
Independent	112

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bordesley Green

Adnan HussainIndependent

How Bordesley Green voted: turnout 32.6%

Votes for each candidate in Bordesley Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	773	Adnan Hussain
Labour Party	628
Liberal Democrats	375
Green Party	315
Workers Party of Britain	295
Reform UK	86
Conservative and Unionist Party	40

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bournbrook & Selly Park

Jane Louisa BastonGreen
Corinne FowlerGreen

How Bournbrook & Selly Park voted: turnout 28.9%

Votes for each candidate in Bournbrook & Selly Park ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	2,584	Jane Louisa Baston
Green Party	2,473	Corinne Fowler
Labour and Co-operative Party	773
Labour and Co-operative Party	604
Reform UK	319
Reform UK	238
Conservative and Unionist Party	237
Conservative and Unionist Party	176
Liberal Democrats	170
Liberal Democrats	136
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	46

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bournville & Cotteridge

Roxanne GreenGreen
Nicky BrennanLabour

How Bournville & Cotteridge voted: turnout 49.7%

Votes for each candidate in Bournville & Cotteridge ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	2,062	Roxanne Green
Labour Party	1,738	Nicky Brennan
Green Party	1,735
Labour Party	1,559
Reform UK	1,369
Reform UK	1,272
Independent	943
Conservative and Unionist Party	937
Liberal Democrats	792
Conservative and Unionist Party	698
Liberal Democrats	526

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Brandwood & King's Heath

Jordan Oliver PhillipGreen
Hamzah Fahd SheikhGreen

How Brandwood & King's Heath voted: turnout 49.7%

Votes for each candidate in Brandwood & King's Heath ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	2,940	Jordan Oliver Phillip
Green Party	2,718	Hamzah Fahd Sheikh
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,826
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,702
Reform UK	946
Liberal Democrats	837
Reform UK	803
Liberal Democrats	599
Conservative and Unionist Party	451
Independent	334
Conservative and Unionist Party	332
Workers Party of Britain	87

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Bromford & Hodge Hill

Majid MahmoodLabour
Diane DonaldsonLabour

How Bromford & Hodge Hill voted: turnout 34.2%

Votes for each candidate in Bromford & Hodge Hill ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,560	Majid Mahmood
Labour Party	1,283	Diane Donaldson
Workers Party of Britain	877
Reform UK	872
Reform UK	816
Workers Party of Britain	794
Liberal Democrats	772
Green Party	751
Liberal Democrats	701
Green Party	683
Conservative and Unionist Party	223
Conservative and Unionist Party	175

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Castle Vale

Ray GoodwinLabour

How Castle Vale voted: turnout 29.8%

Votes for each candidate in Castle Vale ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	899	Ray Goodwin
Reform UK	855
Green Party	124
Conservative and Unionist Party	107
Liberal Democrats	30
Workers Party of Britain	11

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Druids Heath & Monyhull

Julien PritchardGreen

How Druids Heath & Monyhull voted: turnout 39.4%

Votes for each candidate in Druids Heath & Monyhull ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,907	Julien Pritchard
Reform UK	734
Conservative and Unionist Party	140
Labour Party	119
Liberal Democrats	54
Workers Party of Britain	14

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Edgbaston

Deirdre Caroline AldenConservative
Matt BennettConservative

How Edgbaston voted: turnout 37.8%

Votes for each candidate in Edgbaston ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,847	Deirdre Caroline Alden
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,761	Matt Bennett
Green Party	1,132
Green Party	1,081
Labour Party	674
Labour Party	561
Reform UK	470
Reform UK	366
Liberal Democrats	294
Liberal Democrats	251

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Erdington

Robert James Cambray AldenConservative
Gareth Raymond MooreConservative

How Erdington voted: turnout 36.9%

Votes for each candidate in Erdington ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,424	Robert James Cambray Alden
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,996	Gareth Raymond Moore
Reform UK	1,088
Labour Party	1,019
Labour Party	952
Green Party	906
Green Party	883
Reform UK	769
Liberal Democrats	187
Liberal Democrats	174
Workers Party of Britain	69
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	64

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Frankley Great Park

Gemma Louise GuttridgeReform UK

How Frankley Great Park voted: turnout 34.5%

Votes for each candidate in Frankley Great Park ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,192	Gemma Louise Guttridge
Independent	691
Green Party	407
Labour Party	326
Conservative and Unionist Party	317
Liberal Democrats	131

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Garretts Green

Saddak MiahLabour

How Garretts Green voted: turnout 33.9%

Votes for each candidate in Garretts Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	988	Saddak Miah
Reform UK	864
Green Party	310
Liberal Democrats	149
Conservative and Unionist Party	109
Workers Party of Britain	95

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Glebe Farm & Tile Cross

Jess AnkrettReform UK
Shehryar KayaniWorkers Party of Britain

How Glebe Farm & Tile Cross voted: turnout 29.8%

Votes for each candidate in Glebe Farm & Tile Cross ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,394	Jess Ankrett
Workers Party of Britain	1,163	Shehryar Kayani
Reform UK	1,157
Workers Party of Britain	1,078
Labour Party	1,035
Labour Party	896
Green Party	654
Green Party	569
Conservative and Unionist Party	252
Independent	251
Conservative and Unionist Party	229
Liberal Democrats	139
Liberal Democrats	103

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Gravelly Hill

Mick BrownLabour

How Gravelly Hill voted: turnout 29.0%

Votes for each candidate in Gravelly Hill ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	620	Mick Brown
Liberal Democrats	417
Green Party	360
Reform UK	344
Independent	168
Conservative and Unionist Party	123
Independent	66

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Hall Green North

Mansoor QureshiGreen
Haroon SalimGreen

How Hall Green North voted: turnout 39.3%

Votes for each candidate in Hall Green North ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	2,833	Mansoor Qureshi
Green Party	2,429	Haroon Salim
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,014
Labour Party	824
Conservative and Unionist Party	802
Reform UK	774
Reform UK	716
Labour Party	679
Liberal Democrats	674
Liberal Democrats	630
Independent	457
Workers Party of Britain	309

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Hall Green South

Tim HuxtableConservative

How Hall Green South voted: turnout 46.6%

Votes for each candidate in Hall Green South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,117	Tim Huxtable
Green Party	638
Reform UK	429
Labour Party	326
Workers Party of Britain	163
Liberal Democrats	68

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Handsworth

Ed FreshwaterGreen

How Handsworth voted: turnout 32.0%

Votes for each candidate in Handsworth ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	958	Ed Freshwater
Labour Party	443
Independent	288
Independent	273
Conservative and Unionist Party	231
Reform UK	110
Liberal Democrats	53

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Handsworth Wood

Narinder KoonerLabour
Randeep Kaur KularLabour

How Handsworth Wood voted: turnout 34.2%

Votes for each candidate in Handsworth Wood ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,858	Narinder Kooner
Labour Party	1,582	Randeep Kaur Kular
Independent	744
Green Party	703
Green Party	673
Independent	577
Reform UK	550
Conservative and Unionist Party	549
Reform UK	510
Independent	452
Conservative and Unionist Party	432
Liberal Democrats	194
Liberal Democrats	172
Independent	75

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Harborne

Martin John BrooksIndependent
Kevin James CarmodyGreen

How Harborne voted: turnout 43.4%

Votes for each candidate in Harborne ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	1,723	Martin John Brooks
Green Party	1,463	Kevin James Carmody
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,411
Labour Party	1,344
Green Party	1,289
Labour Party	1,228
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,012
Reform UK	987
Reform UK	902
Independent	846
Liberal Democrats	407
Liberal Democrats	396
Independent	347

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Heartlands

Shafique ShahLabour

How Heartlands voted: turnout 34.4%

Votes for each candidate in Heartlands ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,023	Shafique Shah
Birmingham Community Independents	625
Green Party	359
Independent	224
Liberal Democrats	180
Reform UK	154
Conservative and Unionist Party	56

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Highter's Heath

Adam Andrew HiggsConservative

How Highter's Heath voted: turnout 38.4%

Votes for each candidate in Highter's Heath ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,342	Adam Andrew Higgs
Reform UK	877
Green Party	419
Labour Party	269
Liberal Democrats	56

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Holyhead

Rinkal ShergillIndependent

How Holyhead voted: turnout 31.0%

Votes for each candidate in Holyhead ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	775	Rinkal Shergill
Labour Party	751
Green Party	334
Conservative and Unionist Party	132
Reform UK	93
Liberal Democrats	64
Independent	50
Independent	26

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

King's Norton North

Martin Derek SmithReform UK

How King's Norton North voted: turnout 41.6%

Votes for each candidate in King's Norton North ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,082	Martin Derek Smith
Labour Party	786
Conservative and Unionist Party	755
Green Party	452
Liberal Democrats	138

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

King's Norton South

Robert Andrew GrantGreen

How King's Norton South voted: turnout 36.5%

Votes for each candidate in King's Norton South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,725	Robert Andrew Grant
Reform UK	762
Labour and Co-operative Party	172
Conservative and Unionist Party	166
Liberal Democrats	36

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Kingstanding

John Edward LambertReform UK
Jex ParkinReform UK

How Kingstanding voted: turnout 33.0%

Votes for each candidate in Kingstanding ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,898	John Edward Lambert
Reform UK	1,771	Jex Parkin
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,059
Conservative and Unionist Party	967
Labour Party	761
Labour Party	681
Green Party	606
Green Party	504
Independent	183
Liberal Democrats	162
Liberal Democrats	134
Independent	120

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Ladywood

Siobhan Bridget Harper-NunesGreen
Raheem HumphreysGreen

How Ladywood voted: turnout 22.8%

Votes for each candidate in Ladywood ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,552	Siobhan Bridget Harper-Nunes
Green Party	1,382	Raheem Humphreys
Labour Party	1,122
Labour Party	928
Reform UK	521
Reform UK	466
Conservative and Unionist Party	436
Liberal Democrats	433
Conservative and Unionist Party	342
Liberal Democrats	297
Independent	213
Independent	189

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Longbridge & West Heath

Charlie LatchfordReform UK
Anthony Leslie WardReform UK

How Longbridge & West Heath voted: turnout 38.4%

Votes for each candidate in Longbridge & West Heath ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	2,325	Charlie Latchford
Reform UK	2,168	Anthony Leslie Ward
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,769
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,700
Green Party	958
Green Party	794
Labour Party	674
Labour Party	581
Liberal Democrats	256
Liberal Democrats	256

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Lozells

Taj UddinIndependent

How Lozells voted: turnout 46.0%

Votes for each candidate in Lozells ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	1,406	Taj Uddin
Labour Party	1,014
Independent	551
Green Party	229
Independent	184
Independent	124
Reform UK	66
Liberal Democrats	45
Conservative and Unionist Party	40

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Moseley

Izzy KnowlesLiberal Democrats
Philip MillsLiberal Democrats

How Moseley voted: turnout 43.1%

Votes for each candidate in Moseley ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	3,724	Izzy Knowles
Liberal Democrats	2,139	Philip Mills
Green Party	1,785
Green Party	1,718
Labour Party	1,020
Labour Party	823
Reform UK	515
Reform UK	484
Conservative and Unionist Party	291
Conservative and Unionist Party	239
Independent	189

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Nechells

Mansuur AhmedIndependent

How Nechells voted: turnout 31.0%

Votes for each candidate in Nechells ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	977	Mansuur Ahmed
Labour Party	541
Green Party	287
Reform UK	212
Liberal Democrats	81
Conservative and Unionist Party	67
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	12

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Newtown

Rasheda BegumLabour

How Newtown voted: turnout 27.7%

Votes for each candidate in Newtown ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	886	Rasheda Begum
Liberal Democrats	370
Green Party	348
Independent	205
Reform UK	107
Conservative and Unionist Party	105
Independent	101

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

North Edgbaston

Marcus BernasconiLabour
Sarina YounasLabour

How North Edgbaston voted: turnout 31.3%

Votes for each candidate in North Edgbaston ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,996	Marcus Bernasconi
Labour Party	1,662	Sarina Younas
Green Party	1,206
Green Party	995
Independent	692
Reform UK	453
Reform UK	418
Conservative and Unionist Party	403
Independent	397
Conservative and Unionist Party	374
Liberal Democrats	213
Liberal Democrats	190

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Northfield

George HallReform UK

How Northfield voted: turnout 45.1%

Votes for each candidate in Northfield ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,317	George Hall
Labour Party	964
Conservative and Unionist Party	702
Green Party	499
Liberal Democrats	211

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Oscott

Graham Geoffrey GreenReform UK
Martin James McAuleyReform UK

How Oscott voted: turnout 34.4%

Votes for each candidate in Oscott ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,945	Graham Geoffrey Green
Reform UK	1,803	Martin James McAuley
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,319
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,132
Labour Party	703
Labour Party	670
Green Party	623
Green Party	515
Independent	210
Liberal Democrats	193
Liberal Democrats	153
Independent	126
Independent	103

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Perry Barr

Morriam JanLiberal Democrats
James HintonLiberal Democrats

How Perry Barr voted: turnout 34.9%

Votes for each candidate in Perry Barr ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	1,720	Morriam Jan
Liberal Democrats	1,643	James Hinton
Reform UK	1,070
Reform UK	848
Green Party	732
Independent	657
Independent	639
Labour Party	596
Labour Party	569
Green Party	563
Conservative and Unionist Party	352
Conservative and Unionist Party	310
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	44

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Perry Common

Sue WillettsReform UK

How Perry Common voted: turnout 31.0%

Votes for each candidate in Perry Common ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,020	Sue Willetts
Labour Party	487
Green Party	327
Conservative and Unionist Party	261
Independent	213
Liberal Democrats	105

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Pype Hayes

Danny Brian CarterReform UK

How Pype Hayes voted: turnout 32.5%

Votes for each candidate in Pype Hayes ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,073	Danny Brian Carter
Labour Party	513
Conservative and Unionist Party	331
Green Party	309
Liberal Democrats	157
Independent	64

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Quinton

Sam ForsythIndependent
Nagu PenakacherlaReform UK

How Quinton voted: turnout 40.6%

Votes for each candidate in Quinton ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	1,736	Sam Forsyth
Reform UK	1,416	Nagu Penakacherla
Reform UK	1,305
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,202
Green Party	1,066
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,005
Green Party	956
Conservative and Unionist Party	909
Conservative and Unionist Party	783
Liberal Democrats	438
Liberal Democrats	288

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Rubery & Rednal

Rebecca Michelle WatersReform UK

How Rubery & Rednal voted: turnout 35.8%

Votes for each candidate in Rubery & Rednal ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	943	Rebecca Michelle Waters
Conservative and Unionist Party	892
Green Party	333
Labour Party	271
Liberal Democrats	119

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Shard End

Alan FeeneyReform UK

How Shard End voted: turnout 29.0%

Votes for each candidate in Shard End ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,262	Alan Feeney
Labour and Co-operative Party	488
Green Party	321
Conservative and Unionist Party	155
Independent	132
Liberal Democrats	103

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sheldon

Darren CollingReform UK
Rachel Ann ConaghanReform UK

How Sheldon voted: turnout 37.1%

Votes for each candidate in Sheldon ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	2,102	Darren Colling
Reform UK	2,006	Rachel Ann Conaghan
Liberal Democrats	1,719
Liberal Democrats	1,595
Green Party	492
Green Party	482
Labour Party	414
Labour Party	321
Conservative and Unionist Party	313
Conservative and Unionist Party	296
Workers Party of Britain	235
Workers Party of Britain	228

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Small Heath

Shaukat Ali KhanLiberal Democrats
Mohammed SaeedLiberal Democrats

How Small Heath voted: turnout 36.4%

Votes for each candidate in Small Heath ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	1,545	Shaukat Ali Khan
Liberal Democrats	1,305	Mohammed Saeed
Your Party	1,274
Labour Party	1,047
Your Party	1,047
Labour Party	882
Green Party	604
Green Party	551
Workers Party of Britain	372
Workers Party of Britain	330
Independent	254
Reform UK	135
Reform UK	95
Conservative and Unionist Party	62
Conservative and Unionist Party	59

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Soho & Jewellery Quarter

Shuranjeet SinghLabour
Su BrooksLabour

How Soho & Jewellery Quarter voted: turnout 28.2%

Votes for each candidate in Soho & Jewellery Quarter ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,652	Shuranjeet Singh
Labour Party	1,548	Su Brooks
Green Party	1,430
Green Party	1,341
Workers Party of Britain	579
Reform UK	473
Workers Party of Britain	437
Reform UK	389
Conservative and Unionist Party	322
Conservative and Unionist Party	268
Liberal Democrats	239
Liberal Democrats	220

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

South Yardley

Zaker ChoudhryLiberal Democrats

How South Yardley voted: turnout 37.8%

Votes for each candidate in South Yardley ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	1,382	Zaker Choudhry
Reform UK	769
Green Party	329
Labour Party	192
Conservative and Unionist Party	95
Workers Party of Britain	53

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sparkbrook & Balsall Heath East

Jamil KhanIndependent
Raihaan AbbasIndependent

How Sparkbrook & Balsall Heath East voted: turnout 33.3%

Votes for each candidate in Sparkbrook & Balsall Heath East ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	1,945	Jamil Khan
Independent	1,622	Raihaan Abbas
Green Party	1,180
Green Party	1,040
Labour Party	1,040
Labour Party	900
Your Party	663
Liberal Democrats	509
Your Party	469
Liberal Democrats	345
Reform UK	150
Reform UK	120
Conservative and Unionist Party	105
Conservative and Unionist Party	64

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sparkhill

Rashad MahmoodLabour
Bushra BiLabour

How Sparkhill voted: turnout 33.3%

Votes for each candidate in Sparkhill ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,865	Rashad Mahmood
Labour Party	1,480	Bushra Bi
Green Party	1,164
Green Party	975
Liberal Democrats	867
Liberal Democrats	679
Independent	453
Independent	325
Independent	224
Reform UK	134
Reform UK	129
Conservative and Unionist Party	114
Conservative and Unionist Party	107

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Stirchley

Kamel HawwashGreen

How Stirchley voted: turnout 49.3%

Votes for each candidate in Stirchley ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,444	Kamel Hawwash
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,274
Reform UK	600
Conservative and Unionist Party	193
Liberal Democrats	157

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Stockland Green

Amar KhanIndependent
Manni ButtReform UK

How Stockland Green voted: turnout 30.3%

Votes for each candidate in Stockland Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	1,226	Amar Khan
Reform UK	1,023	Manni Butt
Labour Party	1,022
Reform UK	989
Labour Party	945
Independent	906
Green Party	728
Green Party	556
Conservative and Unionist Party	337
Conservative and Unionist Party	334
Independent	202
Liberal Democrats	185
Liberal Democrats	155
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	49

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Four Oaks

Raaj ShamjiConservative

How Sutton Four Oaks voted: turnout 50.3%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Four Oaks ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,193	Raaj Shamji
Reform UK	827
Green Party	325
Labour Party	260
Liberal Democrats	166

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Mere Green

Meirion JenkinsConservative

How Sutton Mere Green voted: turnout 49.3%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Mere Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,809	Meirion Jenkins
Reform UK	1,068
Green Party	410
Liberal Democrats	406
Labour Party	238

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Reddicap

Richard Frederick Jex ParkinConservative

How Sutton Reddicap voted: turnout 41.6%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Reddicap ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,618	Richard Frederick Jex Parkin
Reform UK	798
Green Party	279
Labour Party	231
Liberal Democrats	136

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Roughley

Harry ParmarConservative

How Sutton Roughley voted: turnout 48.5%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Roughley ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,657	Harry Parmar
Reform UK	1,361
Labour Party	446
Green Party	418
Liberal Democrats	222

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Trinity

David Christopher PearsConservative

How Sutton Trinity voted: turnout 48.7%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Trinity ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,357	David Christopher Pears
Green Party	1,102
Reform UK	856
Labour Party	291
Liberal Democrats	106

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Vesey

John CooperConservative
Anja PawsonConservative

How Sutton Vesey voted: turnout 50.1%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Vesey ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,414	John Cooper
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,394	Anja Pawson
Labour Party	2,224
Reform UK	1,974
Reform UK	1,945
Labour Party	1,753
Green Party	756
Green Party	751
Liberal Democrats	272
Liberal Democrats	201

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Walmley & Minworth

John PerksConservative
Ken WoodConservative

How Sutton Walmley & Minworth voted: turnout 47.1%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Walmley & Minworth ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,540	John Perks
Conservative and Unionist Party	2,246	Ken Wood
Reform UK	2,175
Reform UK	1,981
Green Party	533
Green Party	532
Labour Party	407
Labour Party	362
Liberal Democrats	335
Liberal Democrats	245

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Sutton Wylde Green

Alex YipConservative

How Sutton Wylde Green voted: turnout 52.8%

Votes for each candidate in Sutton Wylde Green ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,981	Alex Yip
Reform UK	771
Green Party	452
Labour Party	397
Liberal Democrats	181

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Tyseley & Hay Mills

Atikur RahmanGreen

How Tyseley & Hay Mills voted: turnout 32.6%

Votes for each candidate in Tyseley & Hay Mills ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	550	Atikur Rahman
Labour Party	463
Liberal Democrats	463
Reform UK	432
Workers Party of Britain	383
Conservative and Unionist Party	303
Your Party	90

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Ward End

Harris KhaliqIndependent

How Ward End voted: turnout 39.6%

Votes for each candidate in Ward End ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Independent	2,078	Harris Khaliq
Labour Party	525
Liberal Democrats	328
Green Party	225
Reform UK	165
Workers Party of Britain	31
Conservative and Unionist Party	28
Independent	18

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Weoley & Selly Oak

Glyn MarstonReform UK
Cherie Louise WaddinghamReform UK

How Weoley & Selly Oak voted: turnout 38.7%

Votes for each candidate in Weoley & Selly Oak ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Reform UK	1,645	Glyn Marston
Reform UK	1,525	Cherie Louise Waddingham
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,502
Conservative and Unionist Party	1,461
Green Party	1,284
Labour Party	1,221
Labour Party	1,150
Green Party	1,123
Liberal Democrats	373
Liberal Democrats	279
Independent	94

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Yardley East

Deborah HarriesLiberal Democrats

How Yardley East voted: turnout 35.6%

Votes for each candidate in Yardley East ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	979	Deborah Harries
Reform UK	762
Green Party	419
Labour Party	387
Workers Party of Britain	153
Conservative and Unionist Party	132

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Yardley West & Stechford

Baber BazLiberal Democrats

How Yardley West & Stechford voted: turnout 39.2%

Votes for each candidate in Yardley West & Stechford ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Liberal Democrats	1,911	Baber Baz
Reform UK	405
Green Party	368
Labour Party	278
Workers Party of Britain	126
Conservative and Unionist Party	57

The declaration gave no turnout. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Still to come for Birmingham

For Hammersmith & Fulham, Borough Book also tracks every party’s manifesto pledges, every council payment over £500, Cabinet and Full Council decisions, how this year’s budget gap was closed and a tool to balance next year. Those need the council’s own papers, read by hand, and come here next. See Hammersmith & Fulham.

sourcedBill, budget and history: government returns, checked against their own totals (11 Jun 2026)

Where every figure on this page comes from