Following the results of the 2023 local elections, there were 38 Labour councillors representing different wards on Brighton and Hove City Council. In Brighton Pavilion constituency we are delighted to have achieved the election of many more Labour councillors based on our 2023 Labour manifesto.
Pavilion wards
Eight Labour councillors were elected in May 2023 wards wholly inside Brighton Pavilion constituency. Three Labour councillors were elected in Hanover & Elm Grove ward – see here – Ty Galvin, Tim Rowkins and Maureen Winder, plus three Labour councillors in Hollingdean & Fiveways ward – see here – where Cllr Theresa Fowler was re-elected and joined by Bruno De Oliveira and Mohammed Asaduzzaman, one Labour councillor in Preston Park ward – see here – Liz Loughran, and on Labour councillor in Regency ward – see here – Alison Thomson.
Split wards
The 2023 local government boundary changes have introduced three “split” wards effecting Brighton Pavilion. This is where a local government ward covers more than one parliamentary constituency – so is split (or shared) between parliamentary constituencies. The three wards partly in Brighton Pavilion where this is the case are:
- Coldean & Stanmer ward – split between Brighton Pavilion and Brighton Kemptown constituencies – see here. Coldean & Stanmer ward elected two Labour councillors in May 2023 – see here – Mitchie Alexander and Tobias Sheard.
- Moulsecoomb & Bevendean ward – split between Brighton Pavilion and Brighton Kemptown constituencies – see here. Moulsecoomb & Bevendean ward elected three Labour councillors in May 2023 – see here – Amanda Evans, Ty Goddard and Jacob Taylor.
- Westdene & Hove Park ward – split between Brighton Pavilion and Hove constituencies – see here. Westdene & Hove Park ward elected three Conservative councillors in May 2023 – see here.
Contacting your Labour Councillor
Councillors hold meetings across their area each week and all councillors can be contacted by writing to them at Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove BN3 3DQ. Individual contact details for each Labour councillor will be given below when they have been confirmed. You should also be able to find them on the Council’s website here.
Don’t lose your vote!
Currently Brighton & Hove elects its full council all together once every four years. While by-elections can occur at any time, as full elections were held on 4 May 2023, the next full council elections are not due to be held until May 2027. To vote in any elections – local or national, please ensure that you register to vote and have the correct photo ID (required from May 2023 on) if you are voting in-person. You can only avoid the need for photo ID by opting for a postal vote.
Hollingdean & Stanmer Labour Councillors
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Councillor Theresa Fowler
You can also find Brighton & Hove’s Labour Group of councillors on twitter: @bhlabour
Brighton Pavilion Labour Party 