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May 2026 council boundary. Map © Mapbox and OpenStreetMap. Boundary data © ONS and Ordnance Survey.

Residents, mid-2025

152,367

Statistical wards

40

Seats in 2026

40

Latest result year

2023

Northern Ireland party counts are counts of named members in the 2026 archive. They are not an official full-seat composition return.

Party seats: 2026 snapshot

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See seat breakdown. A majority of this seat total needs 21 seats. This annual archive is not a live record of party membership or the council administration.

Seats by party, 2026
PartySeats
Other40
Reported total40

“Other” can include several parties, independents and vacancies. It is not a single voting group. Source: Open Council Data.

Seat history: 2026–2026

These are annual snapshots. A change between years can reflect elections, by-elections, party changes or boundary changes. Older records follow council names and are not a constant-boundary series. The pre-2016 source combines Green and other smaller parties under “Other” and national parties under “Nationalist parties”.

Annual council seat archive
YearTotalParty seats
202640Other 40

Lisburn and Castlereagh Council and Local Areas

Northern Ireland district in Northern Ireland. Official council code: N09000007. The areas below are statistical wards. Council elections use larger district electoral areas (DEAs), listed in the results.

Councils in Northern Ireland · Boundary data (GeoJSON)

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Recorded election results

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7 recorded areas in 2023. These figures describe the contests held in that year. They do not describe every seat on the council. Historical areas can differ from the current map.

The supplied 2026 candidate download does not include votes or winners. The 2026 seat archive above is a different dataset. Download the separate 2026 candidate lists (CSV).

CASTLEREAGH EASTTurnout return · 48.8% turnout

Electorate: 16,289. Ballot papers: 7,957. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

CASTLEREAGH SOUTHTurnout return · 56.7% turnout

Electorate: 18,120. Ballot papers: 10,280. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

DOWNSHIRE EASTTurnout return · 54.2% turnout

Electorate: 12,763. Ballot papers: 6,914. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

DOWNSHIRE WESTTurnout return · 54.6% turnout

Electorate: 13,284. Ballot papers: 7,251. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

KILLULTAGHTurnout return · 53.0% turnout

Electorate: 15,956. Ballot papers: 8,449. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

LISBURN NORTHTurnout return · 51.2% turnout

Electorate: 16,680. Ballot papers: 8,533. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

LISBURN SOUTHTurnout return · 45.1% turnout

Electorate: 16,838. Ballot papers: 7,595. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

Check the council by-election directory. The absence of an upcoming contest here does not confirm that no election is due.

Councillors: 2026 archive

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40 member records from the Open Council Data post-May archive. Members can change party, resign or be replaced. Use the council’s own member register for current contact details.

Member records by party

The broad seat archive groups many Northern Ireland parties under “Other”. This table counts the party labels in the separate 2026 member archive.

2026 member archive, grouped by party
PartyMember records
Democratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.14
Alliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland13
Ulster Unionist Party6
Sinn Féin4
SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)2
Independent / Other1

40 records shown

Named members in the 2026 source archive
CouncillorWard or divisionParty
Hazel LeggeCastlereagh EastUlster Unionist Party
John LavertyCastlereagh EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Martin GreggCastlereagh EastAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Samantha BurnsCastlereagh EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Sharon LowryCastlereagh EastAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Sharon SkillenCastlereagh EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Brian HigginsonCastlereagh SouthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Bronagh MageeCastlereagh SouthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Daniel BassettCastlereagh SouthSinn Féin
Jamie HarpurCastlereagh SouthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
John GallenCastlereagh SouthSDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)
Martin McKeeverCastlereagh SouthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Ryan CarlinCastlereagh SouthSinn Féin
Aaron McIntyreDownshire EastAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Andrew GowanDownshire EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
James BairdDownshire EastUlster Unionist Party
Kurtis DicksonDownshire EastAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Uel MackinDownshire EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Alan MartinDownshire WestUlster Unionist Party
Allan EwartDownshire WestDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Caleb McCreadyDownshire WestDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Gretta ThompsonDownshire WestAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Owen GawithDownshire WestAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Claire KempKillultaghAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Gary McCleaveKillultaghSinn Féin
James TinsleyKillultaghDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Ross McLernonKillultaghUlster Unionist Party
Thomas BeckettKillultaghDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Declan LynchLisburn NorthSinn Féin
Gary HyndsLisburn NorthIndependent / Other
Jonathan CraigLisburn NorthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Nicholas TrimbleLisburn NorthUlster Unionist Party
Nicola ParkerLisburn NorthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Pat CatneyLisburn NorthSDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)
Alan GivanLisburn SouthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Amanda GrehanLisburn SouthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Andrew EwingLisburn SouthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Jessica BamfordLisburn SouthAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Paul PorterLisburn SouthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Tim MitchellLisburn SouthUlster Unionist Party

Each table has its own date, unit and source. Census categories can contain subcategories. Do not add all rows together. Residents, households and electors are different measures.

Population by ageMid-2025

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Population by age, Mid-2025
Measurepeople
All ages152,367
Under 1630,011
Age 16 to 6493,628
Age 65 and over28,728
Population history2011–2025

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Population history, 2011–2025
Measurepeople
2011135,280
2012136,498
2013137,201
2014139,186
2015140,938
2016142,088
2017143,737
2018145,644
2019147,467
2020148,102
2021149,272
2022149,915
2023150,822
2024151,669
2025152,367
Census residentsCensus 2021

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Census residents, Census 2021
Measurepeople
All usual residents149,106
Housing tenureCensus 2021

Unit: households. Source and definitions.

Housing tenure, Census 2021
Measurehouseholds
All households60,145
Owner occupied: Owns outright22,024
Owner occupied: Owns with a mortgage or loan22,164
Shared ownership: Part-owns and part-rents758
Social rented: Northern Ireland Housing Executive5,084
Social rented: Housing association or charitable trust2,318
Private rented: Private landlord4,214
Private rented: Letting agency1,953
Private rented: Employer of a household member114
Private rented: Relative or friend of a household member329
Private rented: Other144
Lives rent free1,043
General healthCensus 2021

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

General health, Census 2021
Measurepeople
All usual residents149,105
All usual residents: Very good health77,635
All usual residents: Good health43,550
All usual residents: Fair health18,696
All usual residents: Bad health6,948
All usual residents: Very bad health2,276
QualificationsCensus 2021

Unit: people aged 16 and over. Source and definitions.

Qualifications, Census 2021
Measurepeople aged 16 and over
All usual residents aged 16 and over118,922
No qualifications [note 1]21,267
Level 1 qualifications [note 2]7,069
Level 2 qualifications [note 3]15,878
Apprenticeship [note 4]7,103
Level 3 qualifications [note 5]18,332
Level 4 qualifications and above [note 6]46,620
Other qualifications [note 7]2,653
Economic activityCensus 2021

Unit: people aged 16 and over. Source and definitions.

Economic activity, Census 2021
Measurepeople aged 16 and over
All usual residents aged 16 and over118,925
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Employee: Part-time15,063
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Employee: Full-time45,056
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed with employees: Part-time452
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed with employees: Full-time1,834
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed without employees: Part-time3,043
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed without employees: Full-time4,097
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Unemployed2,162
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Full-time student2,862
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Retired26,066
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Student (including full-time students)5,183
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Looking after home or family4,460
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Long-term sick or disabled5,748
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Other2,899
GDP history (archived release)1998–2019

Unit: GBP millions. Source and definitions. Historic economic output at current market prices. This is an old release, not a current local economy estimate.

GDP history (archived release), 1998–2019
MeasureGBP millions
19981,651
19991,751
20001,874
20011,979
20022,044
20032,179
20042,239
20052,373
20062,530
20072,622
20082,621
20092,574
20102,615
20112,712
20122,836
20132,942
20143,038
20153,170
20163,295
20173,391
20183,560
20193,665

About the data

We use ONS boundaries, published election results, Open Council Data seat and member records, and official population, census and local finance statistics. Each table shows its date. Read about the sources, coverage and methods.