High Peak Liberal DemocratsConservative 279 [36.4%; -6.1%]
Independent 179 [23.4%; -3.2%]
Labour 164 [21.4%; +4.6%]
Liberal Democrats 144 [18.8%; +18.8%]
[Other Independents [0.0%; -17.0%]]
[UK Independence Party [0.0%; -40.0%]]
Majority 100
Conservative gain from UKIP
Turnout 18.83%
Percentage changes from 2015
Labour 1050 [64.7%; +26.3%]
Conservative 456 [28.1%; +11.1%]
UKIP 65 [4.0%; -9.3%]
Green 33 [2.0%; -2.5%]
Liberal Democrats 18 [1.1%; -1.8%]
[Independent [0.0%; -23.8%]]
Majority 594
Labour hold (councillor who resigned had defected to Con)
Turnout 22.8%
Percentage changes from 2016
Independent 622 [52.3%; +52.3%]
Conservative 396 [33.3%; -17.0%]
Labour 171 [14.4%; +14.4%]
[Liberal Democrats [0.0%; -28.6%]
[Green [0.0%; -20.7%]
[Other Independents [0.0%; -6.7%]
Majority 226
Independent gain from Conservative
Turnout 28.9%
Percentage changes from 2015
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