Get the latest news as it arrives from the count with 63 councillors due to be elected to Enfield Council by the end of Friday afternoon
The votes have been cast and counting will soon begin at Enfield Civic Centre with 63 councillors set to be elected to represent the borough for the next four years.
The Dispatch will be updating this page with live reaction and results as they come in throughout today (Friday 8th), with counting starting at 11am and the first of 25 ward results expected to be announced from around 1pm.
The final results are due at around 5pm but could easily be delayed.
The key numbers
There are a total of 334 candidates standing across 25 wards, with some wards electing two councillors and others three. A total of 63 councillors will be elected by the end of today.
At the last Enfield election in 2022, Labour won 38 seats and the Conservatives won 25, giving Labour full control of the council.
The magic number of councillors needed for any single party to win a majority is 32. If no single party can reach this number, parties will need to negotiate with each other and potentially form a political alliance to be able to run the council effectively.
Enfield has traditionally been split between Labour dominance in the east and Conservative success in the west, but the fragmented politics of 2026 is now likely to see this duopoly fractured as candidates from Reform UK, the Greens, Liberal Democrats and Enfield Community Independents look to gain representation.
10:30am: Counting begins
The verification process for all 25 wards began at 9am, which is when checks are made on ballots to ensure votes are valid before they begin counting.
Some wards have now finished this process and have begun counting. The first of these are Bowes, Grange Park, Bullsmoor, Ridgeway, Upper Edmonton and Enfield Lock wards. These will now likely be the first to declare their results.
11am: Tory leader ‘hopeful’
Alessandro Georgiou, leader of the opposition Conservative group at Enfield Council, tells the Dispatch: “So far it is looking good, clearly it is tight in a whole series of marginals. In some wards Labour didn’t expect we are coming through the middle.
“It is too too early to tell but I hope by the end of the day we have a new Conservative administration.”
12pm: Smaller parties eyeing upsets
The Dispatch has spoken to representatives from both the Greens and Enfield Community Independents (ECI), the left-wing group backed by Jeremy Corbyn.
Katie Knight, a Green Party candidate in Southgate, said: “I think it is too close to call but I think we might get some surprise councillors in non-target wards [the Greens have mainly targeted Southgate].
“The work we have done in Southgate is showing but whether we win I don’t know. Our volunteers have put in a huge amount of effort.”
Khalid Sakur, an ECI candidate for Upper Edmonton ward, said: “We did a massive ‘get out the vote’ operation [on polling day yesterday]. Everyone is energised.
“One guy was voting for the very first time, and that is what we are trying to do – get more people interested in politics.”
Does Khalid think ECI can gain representation at the civic centre? “There is a lot of mixed voting [candidates from different parties getting votes on the same ballot paper] so we can’t tell at the moment. We had wonderful enthusiasm and the fact we have engaged so many people is fantastic, whatever the result.”
12:30pm: Labour and Reform remain tight-lipped
The Dispatch has approached candidates from both Labour and Reform UK but all have declined to comment publicly so far on how they think it is going.
The first ward result should be arriving soon. There is lot of nervous energy in the counting hall.
1pm: Close results expected in several wards
No results have been announced yet but the Dispatch is catching word that several wards will be very close. These include Haselbury, Palmers Green, Highfield, Bowes and Southgate.
The Dispatch has also caught a sneak peak at some of the spoilt ballots but it’s probably best not to repeat the colourful language used by voters expressing their general dissatisfaction with the state of politics at the current time.
Bowes ward result
It’s a split outcome in Bowes ward for the first result of the day! One Conservative councillor elected, one Labour councillor elected. The Greens miss out by just 24 votes.
Labour had previously held both seats in this ward, so this result represents a gain for the Conservatives. Dino Lemonides, the newly-elected Tory, is a former Labour cabinet member.
Steven ADDERLEY Liberal Democrat 132
Mark BROBYN Reform UK 217
Alex DINER Labour Party 825
Helen Linda KARAMALLAKIS Green Party 733
Dino LEMONIDES Conservative Party 757
Ediz MEVLIT Conservative Party 740
Kakoly PANDE Labour Party 696
Dan STACHOW Green Party 592
Steve STAVRINOU Liberal Democrat 137
Karl VIDOL Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 38
Heidi VOORBRAECK Reform UK 136
Cockfosters ward result
Two Tories, including group leader Alessandro Georgiou, have been elected to represent Cockfosters ward. This was a fully expected result and represents a Conservative hold.
Arzu AYDEMIR Labour Party 466
Alara AYYILDIZ Conservative Party 1,858
Mutlu BEYZADE Liberal Democrat 217
Felicity Aoibhinn BROWN Reform UK 456
Brian CRONK Liberal Democrat 237
Alessandro GEORGIOU Conservative Party 2,047
Samuel NORRIS Reform UK 465
Caley Elizabeth POWELLMITCHELL-DOLBY Green Party 580
Paul SHAVERIN Labour Party 422
2:15pm: New Tory councillor slams ‘self interest’ of Labour
Dino Lemonides has just made his return to Enfield Council as a Conservative – having quit Labour five years ago. In doing so he has secured the first Tory gain of the night.
Commenting on the result, the ex-Labour cabinet member told the Dispatch: “I can’t believe the result, it was close. I stood [for the Tories] because of the infighting within Labour, I think they put their own self interest first.
“As a new councillor I hope to serve my constituents well.”
How does Cllr Lemonides see the final result playing out today? “I think it will be no overall control, but we [the Tories] will be the largest party.”
Palmers Green ward result
Labour councillors Doug Taylor and Chris James have been re-elected for Palmers Green ward. This is a big result because this was a ward the Tories had been targeting for gains. The Greens have also narrowly missed out here.
Ben BLEET Green Party 963
Angela EVANGELOU Conservative Party 904
Nigel GIBBS Reform UK 232
Chris JAMES Labour Party 1,120
Tony KIDMAN Liberal Democrat 200
Brendan Alexander Geraghty LEE Green Party 850
Richard MAPLESTON Liberal Democrat 168
Oscar PARRY Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 13
Jonny ROSS Conservative Party 801
John SIME Reform UK 213
Doug TAYLOR Labour Party 1,024
Winchmore Hill ward result
This is a Conservative safe seat and it is no surprise that the two incumbent councillors have retained their seats here.
Maria ALEXANDROU Conservative Party 1,794
Madeline BAUGH Green Party 808
Lee CHAMBERLAIN Conservative Party 1,622
Mark EVES Reform UK 392
William Anthony LINTON Green Party 663
Matt J. MCLAREN Liberal Democrat 322
Ayfer ORHAN Liberal Democrat 249
Annie POWELL Labour Party 668
Mark QUINN Labour Party 558
Navtaij Singh SANGHA Reform UK 289
Highfield ward result
This is a big win for the Tories, and represents two more seats gained over Labour.
Bambos Charalambous, one of the winning candidates, is not the same Bambos Charalambous who represents the Southgate and Wood Green constituency in parliament as a Labour MP.
Nicki ADELEKE Labour Party 563
Hasan ALI Enfield Community Independents 127
Nuran ALI Enfield Community Independents 125
Bambos CHARALAMBOUS Conservative Party 1,112
Peter CHARALAMBOUS Conservative Party 1,077
Duarte GONCALVES DIAS DA SILVA Liberal Democrat 126
Darya PAUN Liberal Democrat 115
Stuart John SIME Reform UK 274
Ferhan STERK Green Party 620
Eunice SZEKIR Green Party 564
James Andrew THEOCHARI Reform UK 237
Gizem TISKAYA Labour Party 489
2:45pm: The Conservatives currently lead
The scores on the doors after five ward declarations is:
Conservatives 7
Labour 3
New Southgate ward result
This is a big one. For the first time ever, the Greens have won an election in Enfield borough. And this also represents a double defeat for Labour.
Labour have now lost five seats in total, after only six ward declarations. It’s starting to look like the party will lose its majority.
BEALE Andrew Conservative Party 552
CHURCH Madeline Green Party 1,146
DAVENPORT Laura Green Party 1,205
DOOLAN James Michael Reform UK 304
DOOLAN Shelley Jane Reform UK 274
ENNIS John Conservative Party 477
GYOSHEVA Nelly Labour Party 1,017
KOURTELLARIS George Liberal Democrat 209
MEDLICOTT Diana Liberal Democrat 223
PERES Joselene Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 26
STOCKHOUSE Nadeen Independent 45
YUSUF Hass Labour Party 862
Ridgeway ward result
This was always likely to be a Tory hold and so it has proved.
Russell BERNDES Reform UK 613
Beren DURSUN Labour Party 617
Emileo Kaan FERNANDEZ Reform UK 550
Ian HAMILTON Labour Party 607
Christopher JAMES Labour Party 602
Joanne Louise LABAN Conservative Party 2,831
Daniel LANSBURY Liberal Democrat 280
Emily Charis RAINBOW Green Party 962
Martin Andrew REED Green Party 865
Edward Michael Ian SMITH Conservative Party 2,679
James Alexander STANTON Reform UK 581
Conor James SULLIVAN Green Party 769
Andrew James THORP Conservative Party 2,719
David Andrew TURNER Liberal Democrat 254
Surraiya ZIA Liberal Democrat 249
Bullsmoor ward result
Labour have held this ward. There was a lot of hollering and clapping when the result was confirmed in the results room, suggesting the Labour candidates were relieved to hold on.
Margaret BRADY Conservative Party 735
Anthony DAMIANOU Liberal Democrat 155
Richard James Ashford DAVEY Reform UK 491
Bea GARDNER ASKER Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 31
Destiny KARAKUS Labour Party 971
John LACEY-SMITH Reform UK 462
Adonï MUNGOMBE Liberal Democrat 94
Faye NIMOH Labour Party 871
Millie Chinwe OKEKE Conservative Party 688
Tessa Frances STEWART Green Party 656
Jocelyn Helen WHITTAKERSMITH Green Party 524
Edmonton Green ward result
Labour have also comfortably held another of their wards in the east of the borough.
Council leader Ergin Erbil is among the victors here.
Abdul ABDULLAHI Labour Party 1,309
Gunes AKBULUT Labour Party 1,285
Clayton BARNES Conservative Party 516
Julia DAVENPORT Liberal Democrat 170
Ergin ERBIL Labour Party 1,381
Ersoy HALIL Enfield Community Independents 284
Rahman HIFJUR Conservative Party 365
Ruzhka IVANOVA Reform UK 278
Stefan KASPRZYK Liberal Democrat 109
Sevda KAYGILI Enfield Community Independents 318
Richard Stephen LOUGHLIN Reform UK 322
Claudia MAYUBA Green Party 813
Paul MCCANNAH Conservative Party 421
Shakira ORTIZ Green Party 708
Katreece Efua Thelma ROBERTS Enfield Community Independents 241
Gokan Mustafa SALIM Reform UK 243
Milesh SHAH Liberal Democrat 87
Tathy YOKA MPELA Green Party 637
Grange Park ward result
The Conservatives have retained their two safe seats here.
Stephen BERNDES Reform UK 454
Chris DEY Conservative Party 1,956
David Christopher FLINT Green Party 513
Stuart LAYCOCK Liberal Democrat 186
Tracey LEWIS Reform UK 371
Andy MILNE Conservative Party 1,844
Ben ROGERS Labour Party 456
Elizabeth SMITH Labour Party 495
Olivia Ann THURLEY Green Party 529
Fadime TONBUL Enfield Community Independents 47
Claire WILSON Liberal Democrat 208
4pm: Tory lead narrows as Labour defend eastern seats
Time for a quick check on the score after eleven wards declared (out of 25 in total).
Conservatives 12
Labour 11
Greens 2
Enfield Lock ward result
Huge cheers go up from the Greens. They have won two of the three seats here, with Labour defending the other one. But this result has likely confirmed that Labour will be losing its majority.
Some had been expecting Reform UK to do well in this ward but it’s looking like a bad night now for the right-wing party.
One of the defeated Labour candidates is Sabri Ozaydin, a cabinet member and former mayor.
Ratip ALSULAIMAN Green Party 1,100
Josh ASKER Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 47
John Joseph BENNET Conservative Party 802
Tim CELA Conservative Party 727
Paul Stephen CONWAY Reform UK 648
Blueu EVES Reform UK 575
Suna HURMAN Labour Party 1,117
Sarah JONS Green Party 1,128
Chris LE’CANDHARWOOD Liberal Democrat 169
Sabri OZAYDIN Labour Party 1,063
Bernie REES Green Party 1,010
Gary Alan ROBBENS Reform UK 588
Austin SPREADBURY Conservative Party 665
Margaret STEEL Liberal Democrat 182
Michael STEEL Liberal Democrat 123
Neville Kenneth WATSON Christian Peoples Alliance 101
Eylem YURUK Labour Party 974
Southgate ward result
Weirdly, while the Greens have won four seats in wards they didn’t target, they have failed to win the ward that they did.
The Conservatives have defended their three seats here fairly comfortably in the end.
Lots of glum Labour faces now. Some are huddled around in deep discussion. Their route to a majority is evaporating fast.
Ardil AKGUL Labour Party 758
Carl BAYLISS Labour Party 775
Cameron CORRIGAN Reform UK 480
Charith Abeysinghe GUNAWARDENA Green Party 1,384
Paul HSU Liberal Democrat 228
Stephanos IOANNOU Conservative Party 2,209
Chris JOANNIDES Conservative Party 2,025
Katie KNIGHT Green Party 1,447
Elisa MORREALE Conservative Party 1,961
Gary OGIN Labour Party 656
Deborah PALMER Reform UK 461
Meraaj SADATH Green Party 1,220
Alan STAINER Liberal Democrat 235
Lorice STAINER Liberal Democrat 210
Elliot STEIN Reform UK 408
Arnos Grove ward result
The Tories have retained their two seats here.
Shamshia ALI Labour Party 618
Donald Farquharson BERRY Reform UK 272
Chris BUSHILL Liberal Democrat 243
Joan BUSHILL Liberal Democrat 248
Andrew GILBERT Labour Party 587
Shyamala LENNON Conservative Party 1,253
Paul PRATT Conservative Party 1,332
Eugene SECCHI Reform UK 224
John Philip SHIELDS Green Party 637
Jon WRIGHT Green Party 589
5pm: Labour on verge of losing their majority
The magic number for a majority in Enfield is 32. With Labour having now lost seven seats (so far), unless they can pull off an unlikely gain from somewhere the most the party can now win is 31.
Conservatives 17
Labour 12
Greens 4
Whitewebbs ward result
The Tories have held all three seats here, again quite comfortably.
Stephen BIRD Reform UK 649
Deborah Frances CAIRNS Reform UK 569
Maxwell Euan DAY Conservative Party 2,540
Judy ELLERBY Labour Party 805
Reece Anthony Charles FOX Conservative Party 2,565
Andrew HARTLEY Labour Party 744
Thomas HAWKINS Liberal Democrat 263
Mustafa KIRAC Labour Party 686
Tim MARTIN Liberal Democrat 279
Terry O’DWYER Green Party 1,165
Stephen Nicholas PAYNE Reform UK 505
Edmund PRINGLE Liberal Democrat 227
Eralda QIRJO Conservative Party 2,320
Andrea SIBERS Green Party 1,160
Will TADROS Green Party 1,071
Jubilee ward result
This one came in earlier but got missed off the blog by mistake – it was a Labour hold.
Murat ALMA Reform UK 433
Tulay BACAK Liberal Democrat 282
Ian BARNES Labour Party 1,265
Alev CAZIMOGLU Labour Party 1,218
Lansana CONTEH Conservative Party 977
Kevin CORDES Enfield Community Independents 265
Candace CRUICKSHANK Reform UK 407
Ayse EKICI Liberal Democrat 254
Derya EKICI Liberal Democrat 203
Susan ERBIL Labour Party 1,157
Josh GUILLEN-CAAMANO Conservative Party 908
Kay Natalie HEATHER Green Party 888
Shehzad JUMMUN Enfield Community Independents 251
Sophie KINGSBURY Reform UK 441
Leonard MUNASINGHE Conservative Party 854
Town ward result
The Conservatives have retained their three seats here.
Rob AARON-WILSON Liberal Democrat 504
Scott CUMMINES Reform UK 611
Josh EMERSON Green Party 1,218
Jeff EVANS Reform UK 595
Lauren FULBRIGHT Liberal Democrat 501
Paul HENNIN Reform UK 579
Lesley Elizabeth HILL Green Party 1,247
Paul MEEHAN Liberal Democrat 439
Kiran MISTRY Conservative Party 1,878
Jacob PERSAUD Labour Party 769
Alanna RAHIMI Labour Party 754
Michael Jeremy RYE Conservative Party 2,040
Dave SANDHAM Green Party 1,118
Emma SUPPLE Conservative Party 1,981
Graham TAYLOR Labour Party 734
Lower Edmonton result
Labour have also held on to what has always been a safe seat for them.
Georgina BAVETTA Green Party 957
Thomas Alan BELLAS Conservative Party 701
Sinan BOZTAS Labour Party 1,306
Sevda BULDUK Liberal Democrat 272
Patrick Hewitt DRYSDALE Conservative Party 640
Siddo DWYER Labour Party 1,254
Elif ERBIL Labour Party 1,233
Sharron HOPE Enfield Community Independents Your Voice 440
Mariya KOCHANKOVA Reform UK 298
Sudha MATTA Liberal Democrat 168
Aidan NELIGAN Liberal Democrat 134
Sarah ONIFADE Enfield Community Independents Your Voice 316
Paula Gaye PHILIPPOU Reform UK 328
Suleyman POLAT Reform UK 321
Louise Sandra Anne RODWAY Conservative Party 578
5:30pm: Tories need to find four gains for a majority
Labour’s majority hopes have pretty much gone now. But the Tories still have theirs. The big three wards left to declare are Southbury, Carterhatch and Haselbury, which were previously won by Labour in 2022. If the Conservatives can win four out of the eight seats available across these three wards, that should be enough for them to win control.
Conservatives 23
Labour 15
Green 4
(17 out of 25 wards declared)
Upper Edmonton ward result
Some good news here for Labour as they hold off a strong challenge from the Enfield Community Independents to hold the three seats in this ward.
Özge BILECEN Liberal Democrat 241
Natasha Malaika BROWN Green Party 833
Duygu CAKIROGLU Liberal Democrat 225
Bambo EFSTATHIOU Reform UK 282
Margaret GREER Labour Party 1,086
Stephen Victor HOWELL Reform UK 291
John David JACKSON Reform UK 311
Meryem KUSCU Enfield Community Independents 667
Tim LEAVER Labour Party 946
Chris MCCOY Labour Party 872
Halime ORUC Liberal Democrat 169
Toby Daniel OSMOND Enfield Community Independents 557
Sophie PETERKEN Green Party 635
Lindsay RAWLINGS Conservative Party 391
Khalid Mohammad SADUR Enfield Community Independents 649
Andrena SMITH Conservative Party 366
Glynis VINCE Conservative Party 309
Sabriye Halane WARSAME Independent 61
Bush Hill Park ward result
A safe Conservative ward has returned the expected result.
Kasha-Marie ABABIO Labour Party 920
Luke Ashley BALNAVE Green Party 984
Rebecca CRUICKSHANK Reform UK 600
Peter David FALLART Conservative Party 2,244
Jessica GOLD Reform UK 561
Pat GREGORY Conservative Party 2,288
James HOCKNEY Conservative Party 2,283
George LEWIS Labour Party 852
John Henry MARTIN Liberal Democrat 360
Angie MCEVOY Labour Party 836
Mike MCGOWAN Green Party 867
Mary Ann MCKENNA Reform UK 538
Paula Jane MITCHELL Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 116
Helmi VAN LEUR Liberal Democrat 281
Norman WHITBY Liberal Democrat 267
6pm: Tories still need four more gains for a majority
We’re getting to the climax of today’s election count now. It’s been pretty breathless stuff.
Southbury, Carterhatch and Haselbury remain the big outstanding results to come which will determine if the Tories can win what would be a very slim majority – or otherwise Enfield Council will be under ‘no overall control’.
Conservatives 26
Labour 18
Green 4
Oakwood ward result
The Conservatives have successfully defended another one of their safe seats.
Michael AKUBUEZE Reform UK 316
James BONE Conservative Party 1,607
Basil Thomas CLARKE Green Party 619
John GRISTWOOD Reform UK 345
Adamantios HARRISON Liberal Democrat 186
Adam KAYANI Labour Party 370
Thomas M O’HALLORAN Conservative Party 1,511
David PETERS Liberal Democrat 148
Nabila PORTE Green Party 590
Linda SHAVERIN HIRSH Labour Party 334
Carterhatch ward result
Labour have held this ward, meaning the Tory hopes of a majority now rest on Southbury and Haselbury wards, where they need to win four seats in total – assuming they don’t pull off a huge shock in Brimsdown or Ponders End, the other two remaining wards.
Nawshad ALI Labour Party 792
John DOLAN Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 100
Carmela FETTA Conservative Party 619
Ayten GUZEL Labour Party 836
Erol HUSEYIN Conservative Party 622
Wang JUNE Reform UK 429
David Alfred KRUYER Reform UK 415
Robert Stephen PAGE Green Party 697
Anne VINEY Liberal Democrat 185
Stephen VINEY Liberal Democrat 93
Brimsdown ward result
Labour have held on here, but with only 72 votes separating the third-highest Labour councillor and the highest Tory candidate.
Gungor BULDU Liberal Democrat 259
Antonio CAMPANIELLO Reform UK 632
Hivran DALKAYA Labour Party 1,254
Ahmet HASAN Labour Party 1,239
Simon HEATHWOOD Conservative Party 1,048
Ertan HURER Conservative Party 780
Hasan HURER Conservative Party 777
Teslime KARAOGLAN Liberal Democrat 247
Syed KAZMI Liberal Democrat 219
Andreea MALIN Green Party 987
Bektas OZER Labour Party 1,120
Ismail POLAT Reform UK 502
Ozlem POLAT Reform UK 466
Sarah SACHS-ELDRIDGE Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 121
6:30pm: Three wards left as Enfield heading for ‘no overall control’
It is now looking likely that Enfield Council is heading for no overall control, meaning no single party will have a majority. Southbury, Haselbury and Ponders End remain the outstanding results.
Conservatives 28
Labour 23
Greens 4
Ponders End ward result
The Greens have won a fifth councillor!
Rob BRASSETT Liberal Democrat 238
Hakan KAYGILI Enfield Community Independents 207
Niamh O’BRIEN Labour Party 881
Ian David Campbell PATTISON Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 46
Rickey Everton POWELL Reform UK 236
Talal Ahmed RAJAB Labour Party 822
James ROOKE Liberal Democrat 158
Rachel Ann SHAWCROSS Conservative Party 438
Ceng YAVUZ Conservative Party 435
Aziz YILDIZ Green Party 913
Kirk YOUNG Reform UK 18
Southbury ward result
The Tories have won this ward from Labour and still have a chance of clinching a majority. It all rests on the final ward.
Mueez ABDURRAHMAN Green Party 1,076
Betty ACHAYO Conservative Party 1,530
Hanim AKDEMIR Labour Party 1,056
Mahmut AKSANOGLU Labour Party 1,019
Nick BROMLEY Liberal Democrat 258
Milcho DANAILOV Reform UK 491
Stephen William DRIVER Liberal Democrat 206
Antonio FAVATA Green Party 1,050
Penny HEATHWOOD Conservative Party 1,545
Rick JEWELL Labour Party 1,070
Paul John KERSHAW Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 57
Robert Edward LANDRAGIN Reform UK 519
Andrew Dale LAW Reform UK 519
Benny NEZA Conservative Party 1,422
Steve RAWLINSON Green Party 1,041
Syed A SABOOR Liberal Democrat 134
Haselbury ward result
Based on the cheers from the Labour candidates on one side of the hall, it looks like the Tories have failed to win their majority, coming up *just* short by one seat.
It means Enfield Council is now under no overall control but with the Conservatives as the largest party, on 31 seats out of a total 63 available.
Lenuta ABDULLAH Liberal Democrat 283
Mahym BEDEKOVA Labour Party 1,038
Christine BELLAS Conservative Party 876
Ibrahim CAM Labour Party 1,119
Mustafa CETINKAYA Independent 405
Oktay CINPOLAT Enfield Community Independents Your Voice 539
Frank GREENE Conservative Party 842
Clare Naomi Louise GRIERSON Conservative Party 784
Akis HAJITTOFI Enfield Community Independents 371
Peter Dominic HOLDER Reform UK 455
Douglas Christopher Peter KNIGHT Green Party 959
Brendan MALONE Liberal Democrat 237
Richard MORGAN-ASH Liberal Democrat 201
Peter Brian RUST Reform UK 420
George SAVVA Labour Party 1,022
Dag Irving TIRSEN Communist League Election Campaign 41
Bassey WILLIAMS Reform UK 396
Daniel ZSOMBOR Enfield Community Independents 332
CONFIRMED: NO OVERALL CONTROL
Conservatives 31
Labour 27
Greens 5
Reform UK 0
Lib Dems 0
Enfield Community Independents 0
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