Elections

Borough council elections are held every four years. However, local by-elections and London-wide elections also take place, and a general election could be called at any time - so it is important that you register to vote and keep your details up to date on the electoral register to make sure you do not lose your vote.

London Elections

The London Elections took place on Thursday 1 May 2008. Residents voted for their Constituency London Assembly Member, London-wide Assembly Member and for the Mayor of London.

The results of the 2008 London Elections have been declared. Find out how residents of the Lambeth and Southwark Constituency voted:

• Declaration of result of poll: Election of a Constituency Member of the London Assembly.

For full details of the London-wide election results for the Mayor of London and the London Assembly please see the London Elects website.

Further information

The following websites provide useful further information on the London Elections:

• London Elects
• BBC London guide to the London Elections.

Local elections

Vassall Ward by-election

A by-election was held in the Vassall ward of the London Borough of Lambeth on Thursday 20 March 2008, due to the sudden and unfortunate death of Cllr Liz Atkinson earlier this year. 

• See the results of this election

Borough council elections

Borough council elections are held every four years. The next borough council elections will be in 2010.

• See the 2006 election results
• See the 2002 election results

Find your local councillor

To find out who your local councillor is, please go to www.councillor.gov.uk and enter your postcode.

Our Councillor pages give you further information on your Councillor, including contact details, information on their activities and much more.