Before (end of 1975)
Not known.
After (end of 1976)
Not known.
Ward results
Bisham & Cookham3 seats · turnout 42.4%
| C. Hill | Conservative | 1,523 ✓ |
| E. Sanders | Conservative | 1,489 ✓ |
| D. Cawthorne | Conservative | 1,408 ✓ |
| J. George | Labour | 568 |
| S. Jones | Labour | 550 |
| J. Reynolds | Labour | 420 |
Castle3 seats · turnout 41.3%
| R. King | Conservative | 979 |
| P. Smith | Conservative | 938 |
| H. Wells | Conservative | 916 |
| D. Allen | Labour | 608 |
| J. Cook | Labour | 559 |
| D. Prime | Labour | 549 |
Datchet2 seats · turnout 37.6%
| D. Jefferson | Conservative | 810 |
| W. Criss | Conservative | 808 |
| J. Smith | LIB | 503 |
Eton North & South1 seat · turnout 60.7%
| N. Goodman | Conservative | 395 |
| U. Badger | Independent | 318 |
| W. Page | LIB | 45 |
Horton and Wraysbury2 seats · turnout 37.3%
| K. Aston | Conservative | 819 |
| Jacob A. | Conservative | 792 |
| R. Bolland | Independent | 752 |
Hurley3 seats · turnout 31.8%
| W. Westacott | Conservative | 1,195 |
| J. Howarth | Conservative | 1,097 |
| O. Morris | Conservative | 1,059 |
| H. Pehrson | LIB | 388 |
| R. Pehrson | LIB | 347 |
No. 1 (Maidenhead: Belmont)3 seats · turnout 39.0%
| H. Griffin | Conservative | 1,190 ✓ |
| R. Close | Conservative | 1,178 ✓ |
| M. Alston | Conservative | 1,152 ✓ |
| K. White | The Liberal Party | 447 |
| H. Fergusson | Labour | 318 |
| C. Eyre | Labour | 306 |
| J. Pilkington | Labour | 300 |
No. 13 (Bray)3 seats · turnout 38.0%
| H. Butters | Conservative | 1,241 ✓ |
| C. Birney | Conservative | 1,234 ✓ |
| L. Walters | Conservative | 1,194 ✓ |
| D. Grant-Smith | The Liberal Party | 285 |
| A. Gates | The Liberal Party | 257 |
| J. Rayner | Labour | 202 |
| W. Rowe | The Liberal Party | 176 |
| A. Price | Labour | 154 |
No. 19 (Sunningdale)3 seats · turnout 43.2%
| C. Riley | Conservative | 1,049 |
| H. Isaacson | Conservative | 1,003 |
| J. Farrand | LIB | 952 |
| J. Bamberg | Conservative | 925 |
| D. Rowe | LIB | 848 |
| P. East | LIB | 803 |
No. 2 (Maidenhead: Boyn Hill)5 seats · turnout 34.5%
| C. Bullock | Conservative | 1,825 ✓ |
| D. Jack | Conservative | 1,761 ✓ |
| A. Gillott | Conservative | 1,751 ✓ |
| E. Brooks | Conservative | 1,743 ✓ |
| M. Smets | Conservative | 1,740 ✓ |
| N. Falk | The Liberal Party | 717 |
| D. Clutterbuck | The Liberal Party | 664 |
| C. Edgerley | The Liberal Party | 588 |
| H. Pasha | Labour | 567 |
| G. Morgan | Labour | 558 |
| E. Smith | Labour | 556 |
| M. Findlay | Labour | 550 |
| P. Nicholls | Labour | 546 |
| A. Finnegan | The Liberal Party | 533 |
| N. Jones | The Liberal Party | 520 |
No. 20 (Sunninghill)3 seats · turnout 49.1%
| J. Matthews | Conservative | 1,238 ✓ |
| B. Helbronner | Conservative | 983 ✓ |
| W. Geffers | Conservative | 934 ✓ |
| I. Nixon | The Liberal Party | 741 |
| D. Hutchins | The Liberal Party | 721 |
| H. Mason | The Liberal Party | 712 |
| D. Hawkes | Labour | 227 |
No. 3 (Maidenhead: Furze Platt)5 seats · turnout 39.2%
| J. Fotherby | Conservative | 1,980 ✓ |
| A. Bellworthy | Conservative | 1,952 ✓ |
| D. Burgess | Conservative | 1,905 ✓ |
| R. Austin | Conservative | 1,895 ✓ |
| S. Croxford | Conservative | 1,854 ✓ |
| C. Carr | Labour | 763 |
| C. Allen | Labour | 701 |
| A. Clark | Labour | 678 |
| W. Darby | Labour | 675 |
| P. Eyre | Labour | 674 |
| G. Davies | The Liberal Party | 308 |
| K. Rolfe | The Liberal Party | 275 |
| J. Nixon | The Liberal Party | 255 |
| M. Hutchins | The Liberal Party | 248 |
| H. Cousins | Other | 78 |
No. 4 (Maidenhead: Oldfield)3 seats · turnout 35.1%
| J. Brown | Conservative | 1,200 |
| N. Whiteley | Conservative | 1,199 |
| W Perry | Conservative | 1,185 |
| J. McNicol | LIB | 360 |
| C. Bird | Labour | 360 |
| J. Bucknell | LIB | 326 |
| I. Russell | Labour | 313 |
| A. Fox | Labour | 300 |
| E. Hawkins | LIB | 280 |
No. 5 (Maidenhead: St. Marys)4 seats · turnout 39.0%
| E. Underhill | Conservative | 1,512 ✓ |
| F. Finlayson | Conservative | 1,468 ✓ |
| S. Flather | Conservative | 1,462 ✓ |
| H. McAdam | Conservative | 1,453 ✓ |
| D. Nicholls | Labour | 706 |
| R. Sandwell | Labour | 640 |
| J. Norman | Labour | 635 |
| G. Bains | Labour | 596 |
| O. Kennedy | The Liberal Party | 281 |
| W. Davison | The Liberal Party | 258 |
| G. Mair | The Liberal Party | 241 |
| R. Graves | The Liberal Party | 238 |
No. 7 (New Windsor: Clewer North)3 seats · turnout 48.0%
| L. Roberts | Conservative | 1,318 |
| P. Simpson | Conservative | 1,298 |
| D. Downham | Conservative | 1,248 |
| P. Hardcastle | Labour | 1,058 |
| P. Ayres | Labour | 1,057 |
| R. Maddern | Labour | 1,033 |
No. 8 (New Windsor: Clewer South)3 seats · turnout 43.7%
| J. Cobring | Conservative | 853 ✓ |
| H. Fenech | Conservative | 820 ✓ |
| M. Offin | Conservative | 804 ✓ |
| D. Drye | Labour | 742 |
| V. Price | Labour | 733 |
| A. Wells | Labour | 694 |
No. 9 (New Windsor: Park)3 seats · turnout 36.6%
| I. Harris | Conservative | 984 |
| T. Ackland | Conservative | 983 |
| R. Dyason | Conservative | 957 |
| G. Hinchliffe | LIB | 420 |
| B. Whiteley | Labour | 298 |
| D. Newport | Labour | 280 |
| L. Jones | Labour | 272 |
Old Windsor3 seats · turnout 39.1%
| H. Parker | RES | 892 |
| P. Refoy | RES | 873 |
| R. Gunner | RES | 828 |
| L. Gentle | Conservative | 751 |
| Joe Hearnshaw | Conservative | 739 |
| A. Axworthy | Conservative | 738 |
Trinity3 seats · turnout 36.5%
| R. Shaw | Conservative | 1,090 |
| P. Grayson | Conservative | 1,035 |
| N. Line | Conservative | 1,017 |
| F. Price | Labour | 424 |
| P. Kingswood | Labour | 418 |
| B. O'Brien | Labour | 408 |
| G. Marriott | LIB | 320 |
| J. Filmer | LIB | 260 |
