Birmingham local election results 2022 LIVE: latest on who has won council elections - as votes counted

The Birmingham local elections count is underway at Utilita Arena - here are the latest updates from our reporter
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Polling stations in Birmingham closed at 10pm last night (Thursday, May 5) and the votes for the 2022 local elections are underway at Utilita Arena.

The count began at 9am this morning, with the earliest declarations expected as early as noon, or later this morning depending on turnout. Single member wards will be declared first.

Stay with BirminghamWorld today for all uptodate news and developments as they happen in counting centres across Birmingham.

Birmingham local election results 2022 LIVE: latest on who has won council elections - as votes counted

Key Events

  • All 101 seats at the council’s 69 wards are being contested
  • Polling stations closed at 9pm last night

Lozells: Labour hold

Kefentse Dennis, Green Party: 118

Mohammed Faisal, Conservatives: 691

Waseem Zaffar, Labour: 1955

Turnout: 38%

Holyhead: Labour Hold

Seymour Douglas, Liberal Democrats: 73

Andrew Hardie, Conservatives: 133

Rinkal Shergill, Labour: 1618

Turnout: 31%

Leader of the Council Ian Ward retains his seat in Shard End

Decent majority for Leader of the Council has he retains his seat for Labour. Lots of applause for this announcement

Heartlands Ward: Labour hold

Azam Adil, Local Conservatives: 284

Ellinor Clair Elieen, Liberal Democrats: 139

Shah Shafique, Labour Party: 1672

Turnout: 28%

Rubery and Rednal: Conservative hold

Ball Robert Michael, Green Party: 117

Delaney Adrian JosephThe Conservative Party Candidate: 918

Kennedy Tony, Labour and Co-operative Party: 776

Turnout: 28%

What does Alfie think?

We’ve found another cute dog at a Birmingham polling station. Wonder what Alfie makes of all the results. Looks like he was pretty keen to get away from all the voting yesterday!

Resuts are coming in thick and fast here at the Utilita Arena.

Result for Kings Norton South

Kings Norton South: Green Party Gain

Clancy Robert Joseph, Conservative Party Candidate: 365

Grant Rob, Green Party: 1137

Kumar Sonia, Labour and Co-operative Party: 732

Turnout: 28%

Lowest turn out so far

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There have been some wards with low turn out. The lowest one so far is Shard End with 16.77%. That’s the ward where the Leader of the Council is. One of the highest so far is Lozells with 38% turnout

Druids Heath and Monyhull

Druids Heath and Monyhull: Green Party hold

Bertram Christopher John, Liberal Democrats: 24

Fuller Andrew Michael, Conservatives: 163

Leddy Mike, Labour Party: 454

Pritchard Julien, Green Party: 1890

Turnout: 33.1%

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