Wards | Elected candidates | Elected party or parties | Time declared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashdown | Michael Justinian Edwards |  Conservative Party | |
| Baird | Mike Turner | Labour Party | |
| Braybrooke | Margi O'Callaghan | Labour Party | |
| Castle | Judy Rogers | Labour Party | |
| Central St Leonards | Tony Collins | Green Party | |
| Conquest | John Andrew Rankin | Conservative Party | |
| Gensing | Amanda Christabel Jobson | Green Party | |
| Hollington | Paul Barnett | Labour Party | |
| Maze Hill | Andy Patmore | Conservative Party | |
| Old Hastings | James Edward Bacon | Labour Party | |
| Ore | Simon Willis | Labour Party | |
| Silverhill | Nigel Colin Sinden | Labour Party | |
| St Helens | Andy Batsford | Labour Party | |
| Tressell | Glenn Richard Haffenden | Green Party | |
| West St Leonards | Matthew Joseph Beaver | Conservative Party | |
| Wishing Tree | John Cannan | Labour Party |
Results thanks to Modern Gov
The winners of the 16 seats contested for Hastings Borough Council yesterday: Labour held onto 9 seats, the Conservatives held onto their 4, and the Greens won 3 from Labour. This means that, although Labour is still the largest party on the council they only have 15 seats of 32 now, they no longer have a majority, the Conservatives have 12 still, and the Greens have increased their number of councillors to 5.
It will be interesting to see how this changes things in Hastings...
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