History of Bristol City Council

This article is about the recent political history of Bristol City Council. For the history of local government in the city, see History of local government in Bristol.

Bristol is under no overall control. Labour is the largest party in Bristol.

Partisan composition

Election Year Labour Liberal Democrats Conservative Green UKIP Independent
Current 30 9 16 14 1
2015 30 10 16 13 1
2014 31 16 15 6 1 1
2013 28 23 14 4 1
2011 21 33 14 2
2010 17 38 14 1
2009 16 36 17 1
2008 24 32 13 1
2007 25 31 13 1
2006 23 33 13 1
2005 27 32 11
2003 31 28 11
2002 36 24 10
2001 40 21 9
1999 37 23 10
1998 46 16 6
1997 51 12 5
1995 53 9 6
1994 41 8 19
1992 40 6 22
1991 45 5 18
1990 43 4 21
1988 39 5 24
1987 37 6 25
1986 35 7 26
1984 33 6 29
1983 30 6 32
1979* 53 3 28
1976 47 3 34
1973 56 3 25

Source (* Includes figures for the election in Eastville that was delayed due to the death of a candidate)

Graph showing seats on Bristol City Council over the years

Defections

Date Councillor Ward Party change
22-05-2015[1] Fi Hance Redland Lib Dem to Greens
12-03-2015[2] Jason Budd Kingsweston Independent to Conservative

Partisan control

Party in control Years
No overall control 2011–present
Liberal Democrat 2009 - 2011
No overall control 2003 - 2009
Labour 1986 - 2003
No overall control 1983 - 1986
Labour 1972 - 1983
Citizen Party 1967 - 1972
Labour 1963 - 1967
Citizen Party 1960- 1963
Labour 1952 - 1960
Citizen Party 1951 - 1952
No overall control 1949 - 1951
Labour 1945 - 1949
No overall control 1938 - 1945
Labour 1937 - 1938

Individual Results

See also

References

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