I’m delighted to have been re-elected in Hampstead Town.
We also managed a slightly larger Conservative majority than we managed in 2014: with our third-placed candidate now 153 votes ahead of the highest non-Conservative, compared to 124 in 2014.
The joy at this result was greatly tempered by the disappointing results elsewhere in Camden. It was a difficult night for Camden Conservatives overall, with us losing three seats in Swiss Cottage and two seats in Belsize.
This result was the consequence of a tireless local campaign. I am blessed to have had two incredibly hard-working candidates – now both councillors – as ward-mates. We all live in Hampstead Town and love our local community – and we’re looking forward to serving it over the next four years.
| Name | Party | Votes | |
| Stephen Stark (elected) | Conservatives | 1,522 | |
| Oliver Cooper (elected) | Conservatives | 1,455 | |
| Maria Higson (elected) | Conservatives | 1,400 | |
| Linda Chung | Liberal Democrats | 1,247 | |
| Sue Cullinan | Labour | 898 | |
| Andrew Haslem-Jones | Liberal Democrats | 879 | |
| Will Coles | Liberal Democrats | 826 | |
| Sunny Mandich | Labour | 811 | |
| James Slater | Labour | 799 | |
| Richard Bourn | Greens | 243 | |
| Michael Pawlyn | Greens | 175 | |
| Ramsay Short | Greens | 135 |