As counts wind down and all 29 seats that were up for election are declared in Sheffield, here’s the run down:
- Labour: 15 seats (+2 from previous election)
- Liberal Democrats: 7 seats (-2 from previous election)
- Green: 6 seats
- Independent’s: 1 (+1 from previous election)
- Conservative: 0 (-1 from previous election)
Highlights from the day:
- The conservatives lost their only seat as Labour gained on Stockbridge and upper Don, with Labour’s Mark Whittaker earning 2,399 votes, a landslide victory compared to the Conservatives 1,341 votes.
- Turnout in Sheffield was 31.87% this year
Run through of all the new councillors in Sheffield:
- Richmond: Labour – David Charles
- Burngreave: Labour – Safiya Saeed
- Monk Bretton: Labour – Steven Green
- City: Green – Douglas Johnson
- Shiregreen and Brightside: Labour – Mark Rusling
- Darfield: Labour – Kevin Osborne
- Park and Arbourthorne: Labour – Mia Draziac
- Birley: Labour – Matthew Dwyer
- Broomhill and Sharrow Vale: Green – Brian Holmshaw
- Stannington: Lib Dem – Richard Neil
- Southey: Labour – Gareth Slater
- Manor Castle: Labour – Elle Dodd
- East Ecclesfield: Lib Dem – Geoffrey Woodcock
- Woodhouse: Labour – Mick Rooney
- Dore and Totley: Lib Dem – Rebecca Atkinson
- Crookes and Crosspool: Labour – Ruth Marion Milsom
- Mosborough: Labour – Tony Downing
- Hillsborough: Green – Christine Gilligan Kubo
- Gleadless Valley: Green – Alexi Dimond
- Graves Park: Labour – Rob Bannister
- Fulwood: Lib Dem – Sue Alston
- Stocksbridge and Upper Don: Labour – Mark Harris Whittaker
- West Ecclesfield: Lib Dem – Ann Christine Whitaker
- Walkley: Labour – John Wright
- Nether Edge and Sharrow: Green – Maroof Raouf
- Firth Park: Labour – Nikki Sarah Belfield and Fran Belbin
- Beauchief and Greenhill: Lib Dems – Sophie Jane Thornton
- Darnall: Independent – Qais Al-Adal
- Beighton: Lib Dems – Ann Doreen Woolhouse