May 2020 Local Elections
Standing for election is the most important thing you can do for your country.
Take the first step
on the road to new politics.
Standing for election strengthens our platform, our voice, and our ability to restore power to the British people.
For Britain will stand in the local elections in May 2020, and we stand to win. Our new party has already won council seats, and come second and third across the country. We have beaten all the big parties and we intend to do it again!
Taking part in the political process empowers us, and reminds us that it is we the people who should decide our own destiny.
Do something different, create new memories, be a part of history…. Stand for election, stand For Britain
Local elections aren’t everywhere, they are in 118 English Local Councils (excludes London, Wales and Scotland), so check if you live somewhere eligible:
Local Elections 2020
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors
- Derby
Districts – all-up.
This includes a temporary assignment for districts in Northamptonshire which may be merged into a unitary authority before these elections take place.
- Northampton
- East Northamptonshire
- Kettering
- South Northamptonshire
- Wellingborough
Districts – one-third of councillors unless marked.
- Amber Valley
- Daventry – may have been incorporated in a Unitary Authority otherwise two-thirds of seats will be up.
- Lincoln
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors.
- Peterborough
- Southend-on-Sea
- Thurrock
Districts – all-up.
Districts – one-third of councillors.
- Basildon
- Brentwood
- Broxbourne
- Castle Point
- Colchester
- Epping Forest
- Harlow
- Ipswich
- North Hertfordshire
- Norwich
- Rochford
- St Albans
- Stevenage
- Three Rivers
- Watford
- Welwyn Hatfield
Metropolitan Boroughs – one-third of councillors in each
- Gateshead
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- North Tyneside
- South Tyneside
- Sunderland
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors except where indicated
- Hartlepool (all-up)
Metropolitan Boroughs – one-third of councillors in each
- Bolton
- Bury
- Knowsley
- Leeds
- Liverpool
- Manchester
- Oldham
- Rochdale
- Tameside
- Trafford
- Walsall
- Wigan
- Wirral
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors except where indicated
- Blackburn with Darwen
- Halton (all-up)
- Warrington (all-up)
- Wokingham
Districts – all-up.
- Chorley
- Pendle
Districts – one-third of councillors.
- Burnley
- Carlisle
- Hyndburn
- Preston
- Rossendale
- South Lakeland
- West Lancashire
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors
- Milton Keynes
- Portsmouth
- Reading
- Slough
- Southampton
- Wokingham
Districts – all-up.
This includes a temporary assignment for districts in Buckinghamshire which are expected to be merged into a unitary authority before these elections take place.
- Aylesbury Vale
- Basingstoke & Deane
- Chiltern
- Oxford
- South Bucks
- Wycombe
Districts – one-third of councillors unless marked.
- Adur (one-half)
- Cherwell
- Crawley
- Eastleigh
- Elmbridge
- Fareham (one-half)
- Gosport (one-half)
- Hart
- Hastings (one-half)
- Havant
- Maidstone
- Mole Valley
- Reigate & Banstead
- Runnymede
- Rushmoor
- Tandridge
- Tunbridge Wells
- West Oxfordshire
- Winchester
- Woking
- Worthing
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors except where indicated
- Bristol (all-up)
- Plymouth
- Swindon
Districts – all-up.
- Gloucester
- Stroud
Districts – one-third of councillors unless marked.
- Cheltenham (one-half)
- Exeter
Metropolitan Boroughs – one-third of councillors in each
- Coventry
- Dudley
- Sandwell
- Solihull
- Walsall
- Wolverhampton
Districts – one-third of councillors unless marked.
- Cannock Chase
- Nuneaton & Bedworth (one-half)
- Redditch
- Rugby
- Tamworth
- Worcester
Metropolitan Boroughs – one-third of councillors in each, except where indicated
- Barnsley
- Bradford
- Calderdale
- Kirklees
- Leeds
- Rotherham (all-up)
- Sheffield
- Wakefield
Unitary authorities – one-third of councillors
- Hull
- North East Lincolnshire
Districts – one-third of councillors
- Craven
