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Hillingdon: political control

Which party ran the council in each financial year, beside what the council spent that year.

Political control of London Borough of Hillingdon and spend by financial year
YearPartyControlLeaderSpendSource
2026/27ConservativeMajoritySteve TuckwellNot publishedSource
2025/26ConservativeMajorityIan Edwards£842.9m so farSource
2024/25ConservativeMajorityIan Edwards£1.2bnSource
2023/24ConservativeMajorityIan Edwards£1.6bnSource
2022/23ConservativeMajorityIan Edwards£1.5bnSource
2021/22ConservativeMajorityIan Edwards£487.8mSource
2020/21ConservativeMajorityRay Puddifoot£468.1mSource
2019/20ConservativeMajorityRay Puddifoot£156.7mSource
2018/19ConservativeMajorityRay PuddifootNot publishedSource
2017/18ConservativeMajorityRay PuddifootNot publishedSource
2016/17ConservativeMajorityRay PuddifootNot publishedSource
2015/16ConservativeMajorityRay PuddifootNot publishedSource
2014/15ConservativeMajorityRay PuddifootNot publishedSource

"Not published" means the council's files do not cover that year. Control is the party holding a majority of seats, or the directly elected mayor's party where the borough has one. Elections are in May, so a new administration covers most of that financial year. Spend is not adjusted for inflation and depends on what the council chose to publish.