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    Amber Valley, Derbyshire

    At the Local Elections 2023 (4 May 2023), 42 seats on Amber Valley were filled: The Labour Party 26, Conservative Party 7, Green Party 6, Belper Independents 2 and Liberal Democrats 1. The Labour Party won a majority of the seats contested.

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    Derbyshire
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    Wards / divisions
    63
    Amber Valley: seats won by party at each election
    ElectionDateSeats won by party
    Local by-elections 08 Oct 20268 October 2026Green Party 1
    Local by-elections 20 Jan 202620 January 2026Reform UK 1
    Local by-elections 05 Jun 20255 June 2025Reform UK 1
    Local Elections 20251 May 2025Conservative Party 1, Independent 1
    Local Elections 20242 May 2024Conservative Party 1
    Local Elections 20234 May 2023The Labour Party 26, Conservative Party 7, Green Party 6, Belper Independents 2, Liberal Democrats 1
    Local by-elections 15 Dec 202215 December 2022Conservative Party 1
    Local Elections 20225 May 2022Conservative Party 9, The Labour Party 4, Green Party 2
    Local Elections 20216 May 2021Conservative Party 13, The Labour Party 3
    Local Elections 20192 May 2019Conservative Party 8, The Labour Party 6, Green Party 1
    Local Elections 20183 May 2018The Labour Party 8, Conservative Party 7
    Local Elections 20165 May 2016The Labour Party 11, Conservative Party 4
    Local Elections 20157 May 2015Conservative Party 14, The Labour Party 1
    Local by-elections 13 Nov 201413 November 2014Conservative Party 1
    Local by-elections 26 Jun 201426 June 2014Conservative Party 1

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