Kensington and Chelsea Council 2026 local elections results | Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Published: Friday 8 May 2026

Residents of Kensington and Chelsea voted in the local elections on May 7 2026, returning the Conservative Party as the majority group on the Council having won 34 out of 50 seats.

Voters turned out to have their say on the make-up of the new Council with 35,344 casting a ballot – 37.3 per cent of the total electorate.

The newly elected Council is comprised of 34 Conservative councillors, 7 Labour and Co-operative, 6 Labour and 3 Liberal Democrat councillors.

Leader of the Kensington and Chelsea Conservative Group, Cllr Elizabeth Campbell said:

"Thank you to all the officers here - you've all been incredibly calm, incredibly professional and I can't thank you enough.

"It's time to go home, time to go to bed, time to wake up for a new dawn and to deliver what we promised on the doorstep."

Ward by ward

This table sets out the elected councillors for each ward and the party they represent. You can view full results for all candidates on our website.

Ward	Name and party of councillors
Abingdon	Sarah Ann Louise Addenbrooke, Conservative Party Candidate Anne Barbara Cyron, Conservative Party Candidate James Alexander Husband, Conservative Party Candidate
Brompton and Hans Town	Walaa Idris, Conservative Party Candidate Sophia McVeigh, Conservative Party Candidate Mary Caroline Weale, Conservative Party Candidate
Campden	Catherine Faulks, Conservative Party Candidate Preety Hudd, Conservative Party Candidate Lloyd North, Conservative Party Candidate
Chelsea Riverside	Heena Bellara, Conservative Party Candidate Laura Burns, Conservative Party Candidate Mahesh Chauhan, Conservative Party Candidate
Colville	Cihan Cheron, Labour Party Monica Press, Labour Party Jack Reason, Labour Party
Courtfield	Janet Evans, Conservative Party Candidate Gregory Brett Theron Hammond, Conservative Party Candidate Quentin Marshall, Conservative Party Candidate
Dalgarno	Abdullahi Sheikh Ali Nur, Labour and Co-operative Party Alexandra G Porter, Labour and Co-operative Party
Earl's Court	Maria Sofia Machado Lima Sousa Rio De Gurrola, Liberal Democrats James Ortiz, Liberal Democrats Linda Anne Clare Wade, Liberal Democrats
Golborne	Sina Lari, Labour and Co-operative Party Peter Charles Christopher Marshall, Labour and Co-operative Party Nadia E Nail, Labour and Co-operative Party
Holland	Aarien Uday Om Areti, Conservative Party Candidate Lucinda Sophia Alice Knight, Conservative Party Candidate John Thalassites, Conservative Party Candidate
Norland	Marc Goldfinger, Conservative Party Candidate Stéphanie Petit, Conservative Party Candidate
Notting Dale	Kasim Ali, Labour Party Claire Louise Simmons, Labour Party Portia A Thaxter, Labour Party
Pembridge	Georgia Hardisty, Conservative Party Candidate Natacha Tannous Ritchie, Conservative Party Candidate
Queen's Gate	Maximillian Dodd-Noble, Conservative Party Candidate Sam Mackover, Conservative Party Candidate Edward Alexander Whitley, Conservative Party Candidate
Redcliffe	Thomas Bennett, Conservative Party Candidate Marie-Therese Anne Rossi, Conservative Party Candidate Sidney Yankson, Conservative Party Candidate
Royal Hospital	Elizabeth Jennifer Campbell, Conservative Party Candidate Cem Campbell Kemahli, Conservative Party Candidate Emma Wingfield Will, Conservative Party Candidate
St Helen's	William Beckett, Labour and Co-operative Party Lucy Fiona Shaw, Labour and Co-operative Party
Stanley	William Blaise Pascall, Conservative Party Candidate Joshua Daniel James Rendall, Conservative Party Candidate Kim David Spencer Taylor-Smith, Conservative Party Candidate