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2010 Ealing London Borough Council election

2010 local election in England

Summary

2010 local election in England

Field	Value
election_name	2010 Ealing London Borough Council election
type	Parliamentary
previous_election	2006 Ealing London Borough Council election
previous_year	2006
next_year	2014
election_date	6 May 2010
seats_for_election	All 69 seats to Ealing London Borough Council
majority_seats	35
image1	[[File:No image wide.svg	115x50px	Blank]]
party1	Labour Party (UK)
last_election1	28 seats
seats1	40
seats_before1	28
seat_change1	12
image2	[[File:No image wide.svg	115x50px	Blank]]
party2	Conservative Party (UK)
last_election2	38 seats
seats2	24
seats_before2	38
seat_change2	14
image3	[[File:No image wide.svg	115x50px	Blank]]
party3	Liberal Democrats (UK)
last_election3	3 seats
seats3	5
seats_before3	3
seat_change3	2
title	Council control
posttitle	Council control after election
before_election	2006
before_party	Conservative Party (UK)
after_election	2010
after_party	Labour Party (UK)

Liberal Democrats]] in yellow.

Elections for Ealing Council in London were held on 6 May 2010. The 2010 United Kingdom General Election and other local elections took place on the same day.

In London council elections the entire council is elected every four years, as opposed to some local elections where one councillor is elected every year in three of the four years.

The Labour Party gained control of the borough from the Conservatives, who themselves had taken control from Labour at the previous elections in 2006.

Results

Wards and results

Ward	Labour Seats	Conservative Seats	Liberal Democrat Seats	Change from 2006
Acton Central	3	0	0	Labour gains three seats from the Conservatives
Cleveland	0	3	0	Labour gains three seats from the Conservatives
Dormers Wells	3	0	0	No change
Ealing Broadway	0	3	0	No change
Ealing Common	0	2	1	No change
East Acton	3	0	0	Labour gains two seats from the Conservatives
Elthorne	2	0	1	Labour and the LibDems each gain a seat from the Conservatives
Greenford Broadway	3	0	0	Labour gains one seat from the Conservatives
Greenford Green	0	3	0	No change
Hanger Hill	0	3	0	No change
Hobbayne	1	2	0	No change
Lady Margaret	3	0	0	No change
North Greenford	3	0	0	No change
Northfield	0	3	0	No change
Northolt Mandeville	2	1	0	Labour gains two seats from the Conservatives
Northolt West End	3	0	0	No change
Norwood Green	3	0	0	No change
Perivale	2	1	0	Labour gains two seats from the Conservatives
South Acton	3	0	0	No change
Southall Broadway	3	0	0	No change
Southall Green	3	0	0	No change
Southfield	0	0	3	LibDems gain one seat from the Conservatives
Walpole	0	3	0	No change
	Total	40	24	5

Detailed results

Acton Central

Cleveland

Dormers Wells

Ealing Broadway

Ealing Common

East Acton

Elthorne

Greenford Broadway

Greenford Green

Hanger Hill

Hobbayne

Lady Margaret

North Greenford

Northfield

Northolt Mandeville

Northolt West End

Norwood Green

Perivale

South Acton

Southall Broadway

Southall Green

Southfield

Walpole

References

"Local elections: Labour win control of Ealing Council". Ealing Council.
"Ealing". London Councils.
"Ealing". Ealing Council.

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