Cambridge City Council election results announced
Elections to Cambridge City Council were held yesterday (Thursday 5 May). Fourteen seats were contested. Turnout for the local elections was 40.1%.
www.cambridgenetwork.co.ukThe latest “Cambridge election results” coverage I can see right now is for local elections in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (including Cambridge City Council), with counts reported as completed in mid‑May 2026.[1]
Key results reported (round-up)
- Cambridge City Council: Cameron Holloway (Labour)—described as the Labour leader of Cambridge City Council—lost his seat to the Green Party candidate.[1]
- Peterborough Council: Labour lost 4 of the 6 seats it was defending, leaving no overall majority; the Conservatives were the largest party (3 seats), Reform UK gained 4 seats, and the Green Party secured 1 seat.[1]
- Voter turnout: overall turnout reported as 35.24%.[1]
Who to watch / what to read next
- If you want the most complete breakdown (ward-by-ward seats, totals, and who will lead each council), I can summarise it—tell me whether you mean Cambridge City Council, South Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, or the UK Parliament Cambridge constituency (general election).[4][6]
If you reply with which “Cambridge” you mean, I’ll pull together the latest numbers and the winners/majorities in the right area.