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Where your council tax goes in Newham

A Band D home pays £1,944.23 this year, up 4.8%. Council tax covers about 16% of what the council spends on day-to-day services; government grants pay 61%, including the money passed straight to schools, and business rates 22%.

Band D bill£1,944up 4.8% on last year

Council budget£880mday-to-day, including schools

Paid by council tax16%of the budget

Run by an elected mayorLabourForhad Hussain

Your bill

Pick your band. The council keeps 74% of it; the rest goes to the Mayor of London.

Band D, 2026/27

£1,944.23

£194.42 a month over 10 instalments, or £162.02 over 12

I live alone (25% single person discount)

Newham Council£1,433.72Mayor of London (GLA)£510.51

Police£334.13

Fire brigade£76.85

Transport£77.09

City Hall and the London Assembly£22.44

At Band D the Mayor’s share went up £20.13 this year: £15.00 more for police and £5.13 more for the fire brigade.

sourcedBand D bill for 2026/27approxMayor's share by body (MD3472)

Your £1,433.72 to the council pays for

Care for older and disabled adults£379

Housing and homelessness£332

Children's services£329

Debt costs and levies£139

Running the council£89

Streets, waste and transport£52

Schools and education£51

Parks, libraries and leisure£30

Community safety and regulation£20

Planning and the local economy£13

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Band D, 2026/27: where your council tax goes
	Your bill	Share
Care for older and disabled adults	£379.04	19.5%
Housing and homelessness	£332.31	17.1%
Children's services	£328.75	16.9%
Debt costs and levies	£139.19	7.2%
Running the council	£88.87	4.6%
Streets, waste and transport	£51.98	2.7%
Schools and education	£51.11	2.6%
Parks, libraries and leisure	£29.95	1.5%
Community safety and regulation	£19.62	1.0%
Planning and the local economy	£12.91	0.7%
Newham Council, all services	£1,433.72	73.7%
Mayor of London: police	£334.13	17.2%
Mayor of London: the fire brigade	£76.85	4.0%
Mayor of London: transport	£77.09	4.0%
Mayor of London: City Hall and the London Assembly	£22.44	1.2%
Mayor of London (GLA), all	£510.51	26.3%
Your bill	£1,944.23	100%

Split in proportion to the £550m the council pays for itself, after schools and public health, which have their own ring-fenced grants. Council tax pays about 25p of every £1 of that; government grants and business rates pay the rest.

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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

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Where the money comes from, 2026/27
	£m	Share of the net budget
Council tax	£137.5m	15.6%
Revenue Support Grant	£133.6m	15.2%
Business rates kept locally	£195.3m	22.2%
Schools grants (ring-fenced)	£286.3m	32.5%
Public health grant (ring-fenced)	£41.3m	4.7%
Other government grants	£79.6m	9.1%
Drawn from schools reserves (one-off)	£2.1m	0.2%
Drawn from council reserves (one-off)	£3.8m	0.4%
Net budget	£879.5m	100%

What it pays for, 2026/27
	£m	Share of the net budget
Schools and education	£308.0m	35.0%
Care for older and disabled adults	£145.4m	16.5%
Housing and homelessness	£127.4m	14.5%
Children's services	£126.1m	14.3%
Debt costs and levies	£53.4m	6.1%
Public health	£41.3m	4.7%
Running the council	£34.1m	3.9%
Streets, waste and transport	£19.9m	2.3%
Parks, libraries and leisure	£11.5m	1.3%
Community safety and regulation	£7.5m	0.9%
Planning and the local economy	£4.9m	0.6%
Net budget	£879.5m	100%

Where the money comes from

Council tax£137.5m

Revenue Support Grant£133.6m

Business rates kept locally£195.3m

Schools grants (ring-fenced)£286.3m

Public health grant (ring-fenced)£41.3m

Other government grants£79.6m

Drawn from schools reserves£2.1m

Drawn from council reserves£3.8m

Net budget£879.5m

What it pays for

Schools and education£308.0m

Care for older and disabled adults£145.4m

Housing and homelessness£127.4m

Children's services£126.1m

Debt costs and levies£53.4m

Public health£41.3m

Running the council£34.1m

Streets, waste and transport£19.9m

Parks, libraries and leisure£11.5m

Community safety and regulation£7.5m

Planning and the local economy£4.9m

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Council tax over the years

The council’s own share of a Band D bill went from £1,136.67 in 2022/23 to £1,433.72 in 2026/27, up 26%.

Band D council tax in Newham each year
Year	The council’s share	Whole bill, with the Mayor of London
2022/23	£1,136.67	£1,532.26
2023/24	£1,193.39	£1,627.53
2024/25	£1,252.94	£1,724.34
2025/26	£1,365.58	£1,855.96
2026/27	£1,433.72	£1,944.23

Councillors and how each ward voted

Labour 25, Newham Independents 24, Green 16 and Independent 1 of the 66 councillors on the council’s list. The council is run by its elected mayor, Forhad Hussain (Labour), elected on 7 May 2026 with 25,538 votes (result). No party has more than half the seats. Only the councillors elected are named here; everyone else stood as their party’s candidate.

Beckton

Syed Hussain AhmedIndependent
Tonii WilsonLabourCabinet Member for Inclusive Growth and Enterprise and Deputy Cabinet Member for Temporary Accommodation
Blossom YoungLabour

How Beckton voted: turnout 30.3%

Votes for each candidate in Beckton ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,033	Syed Hussain Ahmed
Labour Party	900	Tonii Wilson
Labour Party	831	Blossom Young
Newham Independents Party	739
Green Party	687
Newham Independents Party	683
Green Party	628
Green Party	623
Newham Independents Party	618
Reform UK	601
Conservative and Unionist Party	299
Liberal Democrats	270
Christian Peoples Alliance	235
Conservative and Unionist Party	221
Conservative and Unionist Party	213
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	62
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	32

3,382 people voted. 26 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Boleyn

Muhammad Tarek AzizNewham Independents
Moniba KhanNewham Independents
Mehmood MirzaNewham IndependentsLeader of Newham Independents Group

How Boleyn voted: turnout 43.0%

Votes for each candidate in Boleyn ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,856	Mehmood Mirza
Newham Independents Party	1,677	Muhammad Tarek Aziz
Newham Independents Party	1,555	Moniba Khan
Labour Party	1,452
Labour Party	1,155
Labour Party	902
Green Party	847
Green Party	805
Green Party	794
Conservative and Unionist Party	437
Conservative and Unionist Party	354
Conservative and Unionist Party	336
Reform UK	261
Liberal Democrats	175
Christian Peoples Alliance	133
Christian Peoples Alliance	78
Christian Peoples Alliance	66

4,632 people voted. 23 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Canning Town North

Imogen AndersonGreen
Aleya HussainLabourCabinet Member for Performance
Shaban MohammedLabourDeputy Cabinet Member for Regeneration

How Canning Town North voted: turnout 31.3%

Votes for each candidate in Canning Town North ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	706	Aleya Hussain
Green Party	651	Imogen Anderson
Labour Party	632	Shaban Mohammed
Labour Party	524
Green Party	484
Newham Independents Party	481
Newham Independents Party	409
Newham Independents Party	384
Green Party	372
Reform UK	364
Conservative and Unionist Party	272
Liberal Democrats	213
Conservative and Unionist Party	142
Christian Peoples Alliance	129
Christian Peoples Alliance	120
Conservative and Unionist Party	112

2,282 people voted. 18 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Canning Town South

Aderonke BensonLabour
Dr Rohit Kumar DasguptaLabourVice Chair of Council
John MorrisLabour

How Canning Town South voted: turnout 31.1%

Votes for each candidate in Canning Town South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	507	Aderonke Benson
Labour and Co-operative Party	474	Dr Rohit Kumar Dasgupta
Labour and Co-operative Party	457	John Morris
Green Party	454
Green Party	414
Green Party	341
Newham Independents Party	301
Reform UK	283
Independent	279
Newham Independents Party	274
Conservative and Unionist Party	263
Newham Independents Party	244
Conservative and Unionist Party	188
Conservative and Unionist Party	140
Independent	137
Liberal Democrats	119
Independent	111
Christian Peoples Alliance	94
Christian Peoples Alliance	60

1,916 people voted. 15 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Custom House

Heather LaffertyLabourLabour Group Chief Whip
Thelma OdoiLabour
Simon RushLabour

How Custom House voted: turnout 31.3%

Votes for each candidate in Custom House ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,047	Heather Lafferty
Labour and Co-operative Party	946	Thelma Odoi
Labour and Co-operative Party	848	Simon Rush
Green Party	771
Green Party	693
Green Party	672
Newham Independents Party	646
Reform UK	643
Newham Independents Party	512
Newham Independents Party	426
Independent	343
Conservative and Unionist Party	341
Conservative and Unionist Party	303
Conservative and Unionist Party	262
Independent	258
Liberal Democrats	244
Christian Peoples Alliance	201
Independent	189
Christian Peoples Alliance	187

3,591 people voted. 31 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

East Ham

Abdul HalimNewham Independents
Syed Taqi Jawad NaqviNewham IndependentsChair of Licensing Committee
Begum SaheraNewham Independents

How East Ham voted: turnout 37.8%

Votes for each candidate in East Ham ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,674	Abdul Halim
Newham Independents Party	1,561	Begum Sahera
Newham Independents Party	1,376	Syed Taqi Jawad Naqvi
Labour Party	1,064
Labour Party	1,035
Labour Party	1,024
Green Party	963
Green Party	816
Green Party	813
Conservative and Unionist Party	456
Reform UK	352
Conservative and Unionist Party	345
Conservative and Unionist Party	298
Workers Party of Britain	95

4,211 people voted. 29 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

East Ham South

Shah Sanawar HussainLabour
Susan MastersLabourCabinet Member for Adults, Health and Environment
Lakmini ShahLabourCabinet Member for Children, Education and Communities

How East Ham South voted: turnout 39.3%

Votes for each candidate in East Ham South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,322	Shah Sanawar Hussain
Labour Party	1,143	Susan Masters
Labour Party	1,103	Lakmini Shah
Newham Independents Party	1,067
Newham Independents Party	1,040
Newham Independents Party	1,030
Independent	960
Independent	908
Green Party	841
Green Party	815
Green Party	691
Reform UK	492
Reform UK	425
Reform UK	422
Conservative and Unionist Party	254
Conservative and Unionist Party	252
Liberal Democrats	198
Conservative and Unionist Party	193

4,690 people voted. 30 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Forest Gate North

Dr Matthew CarlileGreen
Rachel TrippLabourChair of Strategic Development Committee

How Forest Gate North voted: turnout 41.5%

Votes for each candidate in Forest Gate North ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,145	Dr Matthew Carlile
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,092	Rachel Tripp
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,051
Green Party	981
Newham Independents Party	659
Newham Independents Party	386
Reform UK	209
Reform UK	174
Conservative and Unionist Party	168
Liberal Democrats	146
Conservative and Unionist Party	116

3,189 people voted. 10 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Forest Gate South

Arshan BaskaranGreenGreen Group Leader
Zahra KheyreGreen
Dr Jack PickardGreen

How Forest Gate South voted: turnout 36.8%

Votes for each candidate in Forest Gate South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,522	Arshan Baskaran
Green Party	1,447	Zahra Kheyre
Green Party	1,429	Dr Jack Pickard
Labour Party	1,311
Labour Party	1,185
Labour Party	1,185
Newham Independents Party	913
Newham Independents Party	860
Newham Independents Party	849
Conservative and Unionist Party	281
Reform UK	277
Conservative and Unionist Party	271
Liberal Democrats	246
Independent	198
Conservative and Unionist Party	188
Independent	163
Liberal Democrats	131
Independent	110

4,490 people voted. 38 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Green Street East

Sunny ChowdhuryNewham Independents
MD Zakir HossainNewham Independents
Rohima RahmanLabour

How Green Street East voted: turnout 38.2%

Votes for each candidate in Green Street East ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,541	MD Zakir Hossain
Newham Independents Party	1,454	Sunny Chowdhury
Labour Party	1,409	Rohima Rahman
Newham Independents Party	1,313
Labour Party	1,308
Labour Party	1,168
Green Party	799
Green Party	727
Green Party	587
Conservative and Unionist Party	483
Reform UK	335
Conservative and Unionist Party	330
Conservative and Unionist Party	325

4,307 people voted. 30 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Green Street West

Idris IbrahimNewham IndependentsChair of Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee
Rumana LizaNewham Independents
Qasim YaseenNewham Independents

How Green Street West voted: turnout 37.1%

Votes for each candidate in Green Street West ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,647	Idris Ibrahim
Newham Independents Party	1,446	Rumana Liza
Newham Independents Party	1,377	Qasim Yaseen
Labour Party	1,169
Labour Party	1,056
Labour Party	901
Green Party	706
Green Party	605
Green Party	521
Conservative and Unionist Party	259
Conservative and Unionist Party	250
Conservative and Unionist Party	247
Reform UK	222
Reform UK	215
Reform UK	200

3,834 people voted. 26 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Little Ilford

Tahir MirzaNewham IndependentsNewham Independents Group Chief Whip
Oli RahmanNewham IndependentsChair of Local Development Committee
Nasreen ShamimaNewham Independents

How Little Ilford voted: turnout 36.9%

Votes for each candidate in Little Ilford ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,762	Tahir Mirza
Newham Independents Party	1,641	Oli Rahman
Newham Independents Party	1,589	Nasreen Shamima
Labour Party	1,497
Labour Party	1,358
Labour Party	1,343
Green Party	734
Green Party	639
Green Party	603
Conservative and Unionist Party	251
Reform UK	235
Reform UK	229
Conservative and Unionist Party	194
Conservative and Unionist Party	187
Christian Peoples Alliance	135
Liberal Democrats	109
Christian Peoples Alliance	93
Christian Peoples Alliance	90

4,452 people voted. 35 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Manor Park

Imam HaqueLabourCabinet Member for Community Safety and Deputy Cabinet Member for Children, Education and Communities
Salema KhatunLabour
Salim PatelLabourCabinet Member for Resident Experience and Deputy Cabinet Member for Environment

How Manor Park voted: turnout 38.1%

Votes for each candidate in Manor Park ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour Party	1,448	Imam Haque
Labour Party	1,418	Salema Khatun
Labour Party	1,324	Salim Patel
Newham Independents Party	1,174
Newham Independents Party	1,067
Green Party	991
Newham Independents Party	979
Green Party	779
Green Party	763
Conservative and Unionist Party	457
Conservative and Unionist Party	360
Conservative and Unionist Party	262
Reform UK	222
Reform UK	201
Reform UK	200
Liberal Democrats	184

4,145 people voted. 33 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Maryland

Kelly DrakeGreenChair of Education Children and Young People Scrutiny Committee
Ren TilburyGreen

How Maryland voted: turnout 33.5%

Votes for each candidate in Maryland ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,101	Kelly Drake
Green Party	797	Ren Tilbury
Labour Party	785
Labour Party	785
Newham Independents Party	563
Newham Independents Party	436
Reform UK	244
Reform UK	225
Liberal Democrats	144
Conservative and Unionist Party	138
Conservative and Unionist Party	135

2,860 people voted. 18 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Plaistow North

Nizam AliNewham Independents
Zulfiqar AliLabourCabinet Member for Finance, Resources and Transformation
Sophia NaqviNewham IndependentsChair of Overview and Scrutiny Committee

How Plaistow North voted: turnout 33.7%

Votes for each candidate in Plaistow North ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,484	Sophia Naqvi
Newham Independents Party	1,245	Nizam Ali
Labour Party	1,158	Zulfiqar Ali
Labour Party	1,151
Newham Independents Party	1,094
Labour Party	999
Green Party	765
Green Party	719
Green Party	656
Conservative and Unionist Party	349
Reform UK	228
Reform UK	219
Conservative and Unionist Party	199
Conservative and Unionist Party	192
Christian Peoples Alliance	156
Liberal Democrats	136
Communities United Party	40

3,894 people voted. 23 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Plaistow South

MD Nazrul IslamNewham Independents
Obaid KhanNewham IndependentsChair of Crime Environment and Transport Scrutiny Committee
Tamzied KhanNewham Independents

How Plaistow South voted: turnout 35.5%

Votes for each candidate in Plaistow South ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,063	MD Nazrul Islam
Newham Independents Party	925	Tamzied Khan
Newham Independents Party	923	Obaid Khan
Labour Party	797
Green Party	671
Labour Party	640
Green Party	578
Green Party	510
Labour Party	449
Reform UK	432
Conservative and Unionist Party	403
Reform UK	334
Conservative and Unionist Party	249
Conservative and Unionist Party	202
Christian Peoples Alliance	191
Liberal Democrats	145
Independent	102

3,176 people voted. 32 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Plaistow West and Canning Town East

Shantu FerdousLabourDeputy Cabinet Member for Children, Education and Communities
Robert GordonLabour
Madeleine Sarley PontinLabour

How Plaistow West and Canning Town East voted: turnout 31.7%

Votes for each candidate in Plaistow West and Canning Town East ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,112	Shantu Ferdous
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,062	Robert Gordon
Labour and Co-operative Party	942	Madeleine Sarley Pontin
Newham Independents Party	925
Green Party	900
Green Party	852
Newham Independents Party	768
Newham Independents Party	768
Green Party	705
Reform UK	596
Conservative and Unionist Party	351
Conservative and Unionist Party	259
Conservative and Unionist Party	200
Independent	159

3,622 people voted. 36 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Plashet

Zuber GulamussenNewham Independents
Ilyas SharifNewham Independents

How Plashet voted: turnout 40.2%

Votes for each candidate in Plashet ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,547	Zuber Gulamussen
Newham Independents Party	1,454	Ilyas Sharif
Labour Party	677
Labour Party	662
Green Party	475
Green Party	429
Conservative and Unionist Party	348
Conservative and Unionist Party	182
Reform UK	172
Liberal Democrats	96

3,189 people voted. 21 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Royal Albert

Reverend Canon Ann EasterLabourDeputy Cabinet Member for Adults, Health and Environment and Mayoral Advisor for Faith
Poojitha KonkatiGreen

How Royal Albert voted: turnout 28.7%

Votes for each candidate in Royal Albert ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	602	Reverend Canon Ann Easter
Green Party	531	Poojitha Konkati
Labour and Co-operative Party	529
Green Party	492
Reform UK	408
Newham Independents Party	216
Newham Independents Party	204
Liberal Democrats	203
Conservative and Unionist Party	195
Liberal Democrats	165
Conservative and Unionist Party	149

2,080 people voted. 17 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Royal Victoria

Rob CallenderGreen
Shabd PyariGreen

How Royal Victoria voted: turnout 26.7%

Votes for each candidate in Royal Victoria ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,384	Rob Callender
Green Party	1,056	Shabd Pyari
Labour Party	715
Labour Party	572
Reform UK	405
Conservative and Unionist Party	394
Conservative and Unionist Party	340
Liberal Democrats	295
Newham Independents Party	171
Newham Independents Party	156

2,968 people voted. 15 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Stratford

How Stratford voted: turnout 29.7%

Votes for each candidate in Stratford ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,428	Dr Chae Ho Hwang
Green Party	1,381	Danny Keeling
Green Party	1,357	Sonia Quintero
Labour and Co-operative Party	889
Labour and Co-operative Party	773
Labour and Co-operative Party	765
Newham Independents Party	343
Newham Independents Party	315
Conservative and Unionist Party	280
Liberal Democrats	279
Reform UK	274
Newham Independents Party	261
Conservative and Unionist Party	247
Conservative and Unionist Party	205
Independent	53

3,161 people voted. 23 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Stratford Olympic Park

Nate HigginsGreenChair of Council
Joe Hudson-SmallGreenCo-Deputy Leader - Green Group and Chair of Housing and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee

How Stratford Olympic Park voted: turnout 31.4%

Votes for each candidate in Stratford Olympic Park ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Green Party	1,696	Joe Hudson-Small
Green Party	1,483	Nate Higgins
Labour Party	450
Labour Party	410
Liberal Democrats	166
Reform UK	156
Newham Independents Party	138
Conservative and Unionist Party	123
Liberal Democrats	121
Newham Independents Party	110
Conservative and Unionist Party	102
Reform UK	96

2,639 people voted. 13 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Wall End

Kumar AnandNewham Independents
Muhammad MajeedNewham Independents
Noman Md AbuNewham Independents

How Wall End voted: turnout 39.6%

Votes for each candidate in Wall End ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Newham Independents Party	1,392	Kumar Anand
Newham Independents Party	1,368	Muhammad Majeed
Newham Independents Party	1,268	Noman Md Abu
Labour Party	1,144
Labour Party	977
Labour Party	922
Conservative and Unionist Party	876
Conservative and Unionist Party	836
Conservative and Unionist Party	821
Green Party	757
Green Party	722
Reform UK	606
Liberal Democrats	209
Christian Peoples Alliance	165
Christian Peoples Alliance	153
Christian Peoples Alliance	152
Green Party	152

4,735 people voted. 38 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

West Ham

Ibrahim AlomGreenCo-Deputy Leader - Green Group and Chair of Pensions Committee
John GrayLabourStatutory Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Housing
Adjoa KwartengLabour

How West Ham voted: turnout 30.9%

Votes for each candidate in West Ham ward
Party	Votes	Elected
Labour and Co-operative Party	1,114	John Gray
Green Party	1,037	Ibrahim Alom
Labour and Co-operative Party	996	Adjoa Kwarteng
Green Party	991
Labour and Co-operative Party	894
Green Party	790
Newham Independents Party	469
Newham Independents Party	463
Newham Independents Party	448
Reform UK	411
Reform UK	403
Conservative and Unionist Party	327
Liberal Democrats	323
Conservative and Unionist Party	296
Conservative and Unionist Party	187

3,297 people voted. 19 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Still to come for Newham

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)

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