Election results for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Cameron Holloway, who has been the Labour leader of Cambridge City Council for the last year, has lost his seat to the Green Party candidate.
www.bbc.comThe latest “Cambridge election results” coverage I can see right now is for local elections in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (including Cambridge City Council), with counts reported as completed in mid‑May 2026.[1]
Key results reported (round-up)
- Cambridge City Council: Cameron Holloway (Labour)—described as the Labour leader of Cambridge City Council—lost his seat to the Green Party candidate.[1]
- Peterborough Council: Labour lost 4 of the 6 seats it was defending, leaving no overall majority; the Conservatives were the largest party (3 seats), Reform UK gained 4 seats, and the Green Party secured 1 seat.[1]
- Voter turnout: overall turnout reported as 35.24%.[1]
Who to watch / what to read next
- If you want the most complete breakdown (ward-by-ward seats, totals, and who will lead each council), I can summarise it—tell me whether you mean Cambridge City Council, South Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, or the UK Parliament Cambridge constituency (general election).[4][6]
If you reply with which “Cambridge” you mean, I’ll pull together the latest numbers and the winners/majorities in the right area.