Council election · Thursday, 7 May 2026

Lambeth: Myatt's Fields ward

Archive. This election has already happened. Everything below is shown as it stood at the time: the candidates, their published positions as of the campaign, and household figures under the law of 2026. Nothing here is a judgement of what happened afterwards.

11 candidates for 2 seats. Same page for each, in ballot-paper order.

TA1. Tara Amfo
Independent
TB2. Tom Beardsworth
Reform UK
PC3. Patience Clague
Green Party
AG4. Annie Gallop
Labour and Co-operative Party
TR5. Tesfah Rutendo Guwazah
Conservative and Unionist Party
MH6. Molly Hartill
Labour and Co-operative Party
CL7. Chris Lomax
Liberal Democrats
JL8. John Lubbock
Green Party
AM9. Annette Minott
Liberal Democrats
CC10. Charles Christopher Tresilian Pender
Conservative and Unionist Party
MT11. Marco Tesei
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

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The result, Thursday, 7 May 2026
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Patience Clague (elected)Green Party1,26721.6%
Annie Gallop (elected)Labour and Co-operative Party1,17920.1%
John LubbockGreen Party1,16219.8%
Molly HartillLabour and Co-operative Party1,10818.9%
Chris LomaxLiberal Democrats2303.9%
Annette MinottLiberal Democrats2203.8%
Tara AmfoIndependent1983.4%
Tom BeardsworthReform UK1732.9%
Charles Christopher Tresilian PenderConservative and Unionist Party1692.9%
Tesfah Rutendo GuwazahConservative and Unionist Party1322.3%
Marco TeseiTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition270.5%

5,865 valid votes. Result data from Democracy Club (source). Past results describe the past; each election is a new contest.

Nominations closed and confirmed. Official list. Candidate data: Democracy Club.

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In this ward 11 candidates from 7 parties or independent slots are standing. Parties do not stand everywhere; here is how to find out whether yours stands nearby.

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The ballot paper

Numbered as on the ballot paper. Open a candidate to see their positions on the nine topics, with sources. Until a household is described, only positions that apply to everyone are counted.

1Tara Amfo

Independent

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2Tom Beardsworth

Reform UK

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3Patience Clague

Green Party

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4Annie Gallop

Labour and Co-operative Party

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5Tesfah Rutendo Guwazah

Conservative and Unionist Party

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6Molly Hartill

Labour and Co-operative Party

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7Chris Lomax

Liberal Democrats

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8John Lubbock

Green Party

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9Annette Minott

Liberal Democrats

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10Charles Christopher Tresilian Pender

Conservative and Unionist Party

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11Marco Tesei

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

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