May 5th, 2023
Of the 12 seats available, Labour took 9, the Conservatives took 2 and the Greens took 1.
The Council is now made up of 24 Labour members, 11 Conservatives, 1 Liberal Democrat and 1 Green.
Prior to the election, the Council was represented by 22 Labour, 13 Conservative and 1 Liberal Democrat councillor. There was one vacant seat, after the resignation because of ill-health of Cllr Jim Deen in March.
A total of 50 candidates stood for election. Turnout ranged from 30.85% in Castle Ward to 46.27% in Goring Ward.
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Labour retains control of Worthing Borough Council
Labour today retained control of Worthing Borough Council after the local elections.Of the 12 seats available, Labour took 9, the Conservatives took 2 and the Greens took 1.
The Council is now made up of 24 Labour members, 11 Conservatives, 1 Liberal Democrat and 1 Green.
Prior to the election, the Council was represented by 22 Labour, 13 Conservative and 1 Liberal Democrat councillor. There was one vacant seat, after the resignation because of ill-health of Cllr Jim Deen in March.
A total of 50 candidates stood for election. Turnout ranged from 30.85% in Castle Ward to 46.27% in Goring Ward.
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