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Tameside Councillors

Since the last boundary changes in 2023, the council has comprised 57 councillors representing 19 wards, with each ward electing three councillors.   Elections are held three years out of every four, with a third of the council (one councillor for each ward) elected each time for a four-year term of office. Political groups Administration (36)     Labour  (36) Other parties (19)     Independent  (13)     Conservative  (7)     Reform UK  (1) Joint committees Greater Manchester Combined Authority Greater Manchester Police, Fire and Crime Panel Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board Bee Network  Committee Elections Last election 2 May 2024 Next election 7 May 2026 Meeting place Tameside One, Market Square,  Ashton-under-Lyne , OL6   6BH Website www .tameside .gov .uk Each ward is represented by three councillors. Ward Councillor Party Term of office Ashton Hurst Mike Glover Labour 2023-27 Dan Costello Conserv...
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Tameside Councillors

Since the last boundary changes in 2023, the council has comprised 57 councillors representing 19 wards, with each ward electing three councillors.


 
Elections are held three years out of every four, with a third of the council (one councillor for each ward) elected each time for a four-year term of office.

Political groups
Administration (36)
  Labour (36)
Other parties (19)
  Independent (13)
  Conservative (7)
  Reform UK (1)
Joint committees
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Greater Manchester Police, Fire and Crime Panel
Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board
Bee Network Committee
Elections
Last election
2 May 2024
Next election
7 May 2026
Meeting place
Tameside One, Market Square, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL6 6BH
Website
www.tameside.gov.uk

Each ward is represented by three councillors.
WardCouncillorPartyTerm of office
Ashton HurstMike GloverLabour2023-27
Dan CostelloConservative2023-26
Mohammed KarimLabour2024-28
Ashton St Michael'sAndrew McLarenLabour2023-27
Bill FairfoullLabour2023-26
Jean DrennanLabour2024-28
Ashton WaterlooVimal ChoksiLabour2023-27
Dave HowarthLabour2023-26
Sangita PatelLabour2024-28
AudenshawCharlotte MartinIndependent2023-27
Nick AxfordLabour2023-26
Teresa SmithLabour2024-28
Denton North EastAllison GwynneIndependent2023-27
Denise WardIndependent2023-26
Vincent RicciIndependent2024-28
Denton SouthGeorge NewtonIndependent2023-27
Claire ReidIndependent2023-26
Jack NaylorIndependent2024-28
Denton WestGeorge JonesIndependent2023-27
Brenda WarringtonIndependent2023-26
Mike SmithLabour2024-28
Droylsden EastDavid MillsLabour2023-27
Susan QuinnLabour2023-26
Laura BoyleLabour2024-28
Droylsden WestGed CooneyLabour2023-27
Ann HollandLabour2023-26
Barrie HollandLabour2024-28
DukinfieldJackie LaneLabour2023-27
John TaylorLabour2023-26
Naila SharifLabour2024-28
Dukinfield StalybridgeLeanne FeeleyLabour2023-27
David SweetonLabour2023-26
Eleanor WillsLabour2024-28
Hyde GodleyJoe KitchenLabour2023-27
Betty AffleckLabour2023-26
Andrea ColbourneConservative2024-28
Hyde NewtonHelen BowdenLabour2023-27
Peter RobinsonLabour2023-26
Hugh RoderickLabour2024-28
Hyde WernethPhil ChadwickConservative2023-27
Shibley AlamLabour2023-26
Christopher HalliganConservative2024-28
LongdendaleAllan HopwoodReform UK2025-27
Gary FergusonIndependent2023-26
Jacqueline OwenLabour2024-28
MossleyJack HomerLabour2023-27
Tafheen SharifLabour2023-26
Stephen HomerLabour2024-28
St Peter'sJoyce BowermanLabour2023-27
Warren BrayLabour2023-26
Kaleel KhanIndependent2024-28
Stalybridge NorthChristine BeardmoreLabour2023-27
Adrian PearceLabour2023-26
Steven BartonIndependent2024-28
Stalybridge SouthDoreen DickinsonConservative2023-27
Liam BillingtonConservative2023-26
David TilbrookConservative2024-28


 "Council minutes, 20 May 2025" (PDF). Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council.

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