Trailer - Local Elections May 2025

Elections will be held on Thursday 1th May 2025 in 21 English County Councils, 1 Metropolitan Borough and 10 Unitary Authorities.

Links on authority names are to LGBCE Final Reports on boundary changes, or to restructuring orders. ECO = link to Electoral Change Order.
* = complete re-warding; + = minor boundary changes. (F) change to full council elections.

21 County Councils (all-up)
Cambridgeshire
Derbyshire *
Devon
East Sussex
Essex *
Gloucestershire * +
 Hampshire
Hertfordshire
Kent +
Lancashire
Leicestershire
 Lincolnshire
Norfolk * (ECO)
Nottinghamshire +
Oxfordshire * +
Staffordshire *
 Suffolk * (ECO) +
Surrey *
Warwickshire
West Sussex
Worcestershire *
1 Metropolitan Borough (all-up)
Doncaster (M)
      
10 Unitary authorities (all-up)
Buckinghamshire * (ECO)
Cornwall
Dorset
 Durham *
Isle of Wight
North Northamptonshire *
 Northumberland *
Shropshire *
 West Northamptonshire *
Wiltshire

14 Apr 2022 First draft.

10 December 2022: Reviews commenced for North Northamptonshire, Northumberland, Shropshire and West Northamptonshire.
ECO for Suffolk.

20 February 2023: Minor changes in Gloucestershire and Kent.

1 April 2023: Minor changes in Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Suffolk.
Reviews commenced for Essex, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Surrey.

7 May 2023: No Scottish (see 2026) or Welsh (see 2027) elections.

13 May 2023: Review commenced for Derbyshire.
ECO for Suffolk.

25 May 2023: Review commenced for Worcestershire.

7 June 2023: Add Buckinghamshire and Dorset. Final recommendations for Buckinghamshire.

4 August 2023: Final recommendations for West Northamptonshire.

10 August 2023: Belatedly added review for Staffordshire.

4 October 2023: Final recommendations for Shropshire and Northumberland.

6 November 2023: Final recommendations for North Northamptonshire.

18 November 2023: ECO for Buckinghamshire.

5 December 2023: Final recommendations for Durham.

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