title: List of members of London County Council 1919–1937
text: # List of members of London County Council 1919–1937
  
  This is a list of councillors and aldermen elected to the London County Council from 1919 to 1937.
  
  ## Councillors 1919–1928
  
  In 1919 triennial elections to the London County Council resumed. The elections due in 1916 had been postponed due to the First World War, and vacancies had been filled by co-option.
  
  The size of the council was increased to 124 councillors and 20 aldermen from 1919. The councillors were elected for electoral divisions corresponding to the new parliamentary constituencies that had been created by the Representation of the People Act 1918. Seven women were elected in 1919.
  
  | Electoral division | Elected 6 March 1919 | Party | Elected 2 March 1922 | Party | Elected 5 March 1925 | Party |
  | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
  | City of London | Sir George Rowland Blades (resigned 11 November 1919) Geoffrey Head (elected unopposed 1 December 1919) | Municipal Reform | Geoffrey Head | Municipal Reform | Geoffrey Head | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Major Percy Coleman Simmons | Municipal Reform | Major Sir Percy Coleman Simmons | Municipal Reform | Major Sir Percy Coleman Simmons | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Sir Lulham Pound | Municipal Reform | Sir Lulham Pound | Municipal Reform | Sir Lulham Pound | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Major William Wilson Grantham | Municipal Reform | Major William Wilson Grantham | Municipal Reform | Major William Wilson Grantham | Municipal Reform |
  | Battersea North | Joseph George Butler | Labour | Joseph George Butler | Labour | Joseph George Butler | Labour |
  | Battersea North | Alf Watts | Labour | Alf Watts | Labour | Caroline Selina Ganley | Labour |
  | Battersea South | Edwin Evans (Politician) | Municipal Reform | Edwin Evans (Politician) | Municipal Reform | Charles James Allpass | Municipal Reform |
  | Battersea South | William Hammond (died 10 June 1921) William Hall (elected 28 June 1921) | Municipal Reform | William Hall | Municipal Reform | Harry Ralph Selley | Municipal Reform |
  | Bermondsey Rotherhithe | John Scott Lidgett | Progressive | Alan Randle | Labour | Alan Randle | Labour |
  | Bermondsey Rotherhithe | Robert Leishman Stuart | Progressive | William John Webb | Labour | William John Webb | Labour |
  | Bermondsey West | Harold Glanville | Progressive | Eveline Lowe | Labour | Eveline Lowe | Labour |
  | Bermondsey West | Montague Shearman | Progressive | Frederick Charles Langton | Labour | Benjamin Thomas Embleton | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green North East | Sir Edward Smith | Progressive | Sir Edgar Bonham-Carter | Progressive | H T Macdonald | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green North East | Garnham Edmonds | Progressive | William Shadforth | Progressive | George Belt | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green South West | Rev. Stewart Headlam | Progressive | Rev. Stewart Headlam | Progressive | Ronald P Jones | Progressive |
  | Bethnal Green South West | Percy Alfred Harris | Progressive | Percy Alfred Harris | Progressive | Percy Alfred Harris | Progressive |
  | Camberwell Dulwich | Henry Cubitt Gooch | Municipal Reform | Henry Cubitt Gooch | Municipal Reform | Henry Cubitt Gooch | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell Dulwich | Colonel Francis Edward Fremantle | Municipal Reform | Captain George Sitwell Campbell Swinton | Municipal Reform | Captain George Sitwell Campbell Swinton | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell North | Charles George Ammon MP | Labour | Charles George Ammon MP | Labour | Agnes Dawson | Labour |
  | Camberwell North | Herbert Arthur Baker | Progressive | Cecil Aubrey Gwynne Manning | Labour | Cecil Aubrey Gwynne Manning | Labour |
  | Camberwell North-West | Henry Ernest Wood | Progressive | Captain C D Kingston | Municipal Reform | William Harold Webbe | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell North-West | Seth Coward | Progressive | William Jackson Morton | Municipal Reform | William Jackson Morton | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell Peckham | Thomas Gautrey | Progressive | Thomas Gautrey | Progressive | Ruth Dalton | Labour |
  | Camberwell Peckham | Lord Haddo | Progressive | Lord Haddo | Progressive | Jack Percy Blake | Labour |
  | Chelsea | Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen | Municipal Reform | Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen | Municipal Reform | Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen | Municipal Reform |
  | Chelsea | Ronald Collet Norman | Municipal Reform | William Sidney | Municipal Reform | The Hon. William Sidney | Municipal Reform |
  | Deptford | Margaret McMillan | Labour | Captain Guy Herbert Walmisley, MC | Municipal Reform | James Mahoney | Labour |
  | Deptford | John Speakman | Labour | Marshall James Pike | Municipal Reform | John Speakman | Labour |
  | Finsbury | George Masterman Gillet | Progressive | Otho William Nicholson | Municipal Reform | Rear Admiral Ernest Augustus Taylor | Municipal Reform |
  | Finsbury | Alfred Baker | Progressive | Rachel M Parsons | Municipal Reform | James Alexander Lawson Duncan | Municipal Reform |
  | Fulham East | Lieutenant-General Sir Francis Lloyd | Municipal Reform | Frank Holmes | Municipal Reform | Frank Holmes | Municipal Reform |
  | Fulham East | Beatrix Margaret Lyall | Municipal Reform | Beatrix Margaret Lyall | Municipal Reform | Dame Beatrix Margaret Lyall | Municipal Reform |
  | Fulham West | Sir Cyril S Cobb MP | Municipal Reform | Sir Cyril S Cobb MP | Municipal Reform | Sir Cyril S Cobb MP | Municipal Reform |
  | Fulham West | Brigadier-General William Ward Warner | Municipal Reform | Frank W Hobbs | Municipal Reform | Captain Frank W Hobbs | Municipal Reform |
  | Greenwich | George Hopwood Hume | Municipal Reform | George Rowland Hill | Municipal Reform | J Madeline Hill | Municipal Reform |
  | Greenwich | Ernest Dence | Municipal Reform | Ernest Dence | Municipal Reform | Ernest Dence | Municipal Reform |
  | Hackney Central | Henrietta Adler | Progressive | Henrietta Adler | Progressive | Humfrey Henry Edmunds | Municipal Reform |
  | Hackney Central | Sergeant William Ray | Municipal Reform | William Ray | Municipal Reform | William Ray | Municipal Reform |
  | Hackney North | Lady Trustram Eve | Municipal Reform | Lady Trustram Eve | Municipal Reform | Evelyn Emmet | Municipal Reform |
  | Hackney North | Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg | Municipal Reform | Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg | Municipal Reform | Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg | Municipal Reform |
  | Hackney South | Theodore Chapman | Progressive | Theodore Chapman | Progressive | Ada Salter | Labour |
  | Hackney South | J J McClelland | Progressive | H O Grant | Progressive | Alfred Baker | Labour |
  | Hammersmith North | Frank Mayle | Municipal Reform | Lord Decies | Municipal Reform | Marshall Hays | Municipal Reform |
  | Hammersmith North | David Cawdron | Municipal Reform | David Cawdron | Municipal Reform | Priscilla Worsthorne | Municipal Reform |
  | Hammersmith South | Francis Robert Ince Anderton | Municipal Reform | Francis Robert Ince Anderton | Municipal Reform | John Crawford Platt | Municipal Reform |
  | Hammersmith South | Major Isidore Salmon | Municipal Reform | Major Isidore Salmon | Moderate | Bertie Jonathan Samels | Municipal Reform |
  | Hampstead | Andrew Thomas Taylor | Municipal Reform | Andrew Thomas Taylor | Municipal Reform | Andrew Thomas Taylor (resigned 6 February 1926) Frank Geere Howard (elected unopposed 4 March 1926) | Municipal Reform |
  | Hampstead | Walter Reynolds | Municipal Reform | Walter Reynolds | Municipal Reform | Walter Reynolds | Municipal Reform |
  | Holborn | Henry Hugh Tasker | Municipal Reform | Major Robert Inigo Tasker | Municipal Reform | Major Robert Inigo Tasker MP | Municipal Reform |
  | Holborn | Lord Eustace Percy | Municipal Reform | George Harvey | Municipal Reform | Bracewell Smith | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington East | William Lace Clague | Progressive | William Lace Clague | Progressive | Captain Edward Charles Cobb, DSO | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington East | Jack Percy Blake | Progressive | Jack Percy Blake | Progressive | Thelma Cazalet | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington North | Frederick Lionel Dove | Municipal Reform | Frederick Lionel Dove | Municipal Reform | Frederick Lionel Dove | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington North | Robert McKenna | Labour | Rosamund Smith | Municipal Reform | Rosamund Smith | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington South | George Dew | Progressive | George Dew | Progressive | Tom Forrest Howard | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington South | Howell Jones Williams | Progressive | Sir Howell Jones Williams | Progressive | William Thoresby Cooksey | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington West | Henry Mills | Progressive | Henry Mills | Progressive | Henry Mills | Progressive |
  | Islington West | James Skinner | Progressive | Frank Walter Raffety | Progressive | Sidney Charles Harper | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington North | David Davis | Municipal Reform | David Davis | Municipal Reform | David Davis | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington North | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington South | Major General William Frederick Cavaye | Municipal Reform | Major General William Frederick Cavaye | Municipal Reform | Lady Trustram Eve | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington South | Henry Vincent Rowe | Municipal Reform | Henry Vincent Rowe | Municipal Reform | Henry Vincent Rowe (died 17 June 1927) Frederick E Williams (elected unopposed 14 July 1927) | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Brixton | Sir Charles Henry Gibbs | Municipal Reform | Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont | Municipal Reform | Captain Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont MC | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Brixton | Major Ernest Gray MP | Municipal Reform | Ernest Gray MP | Municipal Reform | Nigel Claudian Dalziel Colman | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Kennington | Sir John Williams Benn | Progressive | Sir John Williams Benn (died 10 April 1922) | Progressive | George Maurice Beaufoy | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Kennington | Sir John Williams Benn | Progressive | Harry Gosling (elected 29 April 1922) | Labour | George Maurice Beaufoy | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Kennington | Harry Gosling | Labour | Harold Swann | Municipal Reform | Harold Swann | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth North | Thomas Owen Jacobsen | Progressive | R C E Powell | Labour | R C E Powell | Labour |
  | Lambeth North | Rose Lamartine Yates | Independent | Reginald Myer | Progressive | George Russell Strauss | Labour |
  | Lambeth Norwood | Cecil Urquhart Fisher | Municipal Reform | Rose Dunn-Gardner | Municipal Reform | Rose Dunn-Gardner | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Norwood | Forbes St John Morrow | Municipal Reform | William Francis Marchant | Municipal Reform | Captain William Francis Marchant | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham East | Major Eric Ball | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Eric Ball | Municipal Reform | John Littlejohns | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham East | Richard Owen Roberts | Municipal Reform | Richard Owen Roberts | Municipal Reform | Major Walter Waring | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham West | Major Philip Dawson | Municipal Reform | Edward Taswell Campbell | Municipal Reform | E G Sawyer (resigned 29 September 1926) Frederick Leigh-Pollitt (elected unopposed 28 October 1926) | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham West | Robert Jackson | Municipal Reform | Percival Harry Reed | Municipal Reform | Percival Harry Reed | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington North | Herbert Lidiard | Moderate | Thomas Clarence Edward Goff | Moderate | Major Thomas Clarence Edward Goff | Moderate |
  | Paddington North | John Herbert Hunter | Municipal Reform | John Herbert Hunter | Municipal Reform | John Herbert Hunter Knighted as Sir Herbert Hunter, June 1925 | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington South | Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington South | Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned | Municipal Reform | Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned | Municipal Reform | Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned | Municipal Reform |
  | Poplar, Bow and Bromley | Charlie Sumner | Labour | Charlie Sumner | Labour | Charlie Sumner (died 8 December 1925) Thomas John Blacketer (elected unopposed 11 January 1926) | Labour |
  | Poplar, Bow and Bromley | Edward Cruse | Labour | Edward Cruse | Labour | Edward Cruse | Labour |
  | Poplar South | Samuel March | Labour | Samuel March | Labour | George William Mills | Labour |
  | Poplar South | Susan Lawrence | Labour | Susan Lawrence | Labour | Susan Lawrence | Labour |
  | St Marylebone | Lieutenant-Colonel Eustace Widdrington Morrison-Bell | Municipal Reform | Dr Adeline Roberts | Municipal Reform | Dr Adeline Roberts | Municipal Reform |
  | St Marylebone | Ernest Sanger | Municipal Reform | Ernest Sanger | Municipal Reform | Ernest Sanger | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras North | William Lloyd-Taylor | Progressive | Captain Ian Fraser | Municipal Reform | Alexander Muir Shand | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras North | John Hunter Harley | Progressive | (Constance) Alice Elliot | Municipal Reform | (Constance) Alice Elliot | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras South East | David Davies | Municipal Reform | David Davies ¶ | Municipal Reform | David Davies | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras South East | Mrs E J Hopkins | Municipal Reform | Mrs E J Hopkins | Municipal Reform | Mrs E J Hopkins | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras South West | Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan Kennard | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan Kennard | Municipal Reform | Adrian Charles Moreing | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras South West | Charles William Matthews | Municipal Reform | Charles William Matthews ¶ | Municipal Reform | Charles William Matthews | Municipal Reform |
  | Shoreditch | Henry Ward | Progressive | Henry Ward | Progressive | Thomas John Sillitoe | Labour |
  | Shoreditch | Charles E. Taylor | Labour | Frank Stanley Henwood | Progressive | Alfred Walton | Labour |
  | Southwark Central | James Daniel Gilbert MP | Progressive | James Daniel Gilbert MP | Progressive | James Daniel Gilbert | Progressive |
  | Southwark Central | George Henry Cook | Progressive | George Henry Cook | Progressive | George Henry Cook | Progressive |
  | Southwark North | Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough (resigned 27 April 1920) J O Devereux (elected 13 May 1920) | Progressive | J O Devereux | Progressive | J O Devereux | Progressive Ratepayers |
  | Southwark North | Walter J Wightman | Progressive | Frank Percy Rider | Municipal Reform | T E Gibbings | Labour |
  | Southwark South East | Rev. John C. Morris | Progressive | John Osborn | Progressive | Dr Stella Churchill | Labour |
  | Southwark South East | W J Pincombe | Progressive | W J Pincombe | Progressive | Lewis Silkin | Labour |
  | Stepney, Limehouse | Henry Marks | Progressive | Henry Marks | Progressive | I Lyons | Labour |
  | Stepney, Limehouse | Robert M Bryan | Labour | Mrs C B Lankester | Municipal Reform | Anna Mathew | Labour |
  | Stepney, Mile End | Captain Alfred Ordway Goodrich | Municipal Reform | Captain John Cecil Gerard Leigh | Municipal Reform | Julia Scurr (resigned 17 February 1926) | Labour |
  | Stepney, Mile End | Captain Alfred Ordway Goodrich | Municipal Reform | Captain John Cecil Gerard Leigh | Municipal Reform | John Bigelow Dodge (elected 15 March 1926) | Anti-Socialist (joined Municipal Reform Party on taking seat) |
  | Stepney, Mile End | D Hazel | Municipal Reform | Captain Offley Wakeman | Municipal Reform | Hugh Roberts | Labour |
  | Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's | Henry Herman Gordon | Progressive | Christopher John Kelly | Labour | Christopher John Kelly | Labour |
  | Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's | William C. Johnson | Progressive | William C. Johnson | Progressive | Morry Davis | Labour |
  | Stoke Newington | Edward Holton Coumbe | Municipal Reform | Major Edward Holton Coumbe | Municipal Reform | Major Edward Holton Coumbe | Municipal Reform |
  | Stoke Newington | W H Key | Municipal Reform | Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon | Municipal Reform | Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting | Rev. Bevill Allen | Progressive | John Ernest Perring | Municipal Reform | John Ernest Perring | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting | Rev. Henry Herman Carlisle | Progressive | Malcolm Campbell-Johnston | Municipal Reform | Malcolm Campbell-Johnston | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Central | Major Viscount Bury | Municipal Reform | Charles Paston Crane | Municipal Reform | Clyde Wilson | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Central | Robert G Taylor | Municipal Reform | Robert G Taylor | Municipal Reform | Robert G Taylor | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Clapham | Herbert Francis Golds (died 9 April 1921) Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs (elected 2 May 1921) | Municipal Reform | Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs | Municipal Reform | Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Clapham | Sir George Bettesworth Piggott | Municipal Reform | Lord Monk Bretton | Municipal Reform | Lord Monk Bretton | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Putney | C T Dickins | Municipal Reform | William Hunt | Municipal Reform | William Hunt | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Putney | Lieutenant-Commander Alfred Cooper Rawson | Municipal Reform | Angus Newton Scott | Municipal Reform | Angus Newton Scott | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Streatham | Sir Arthur Cornelius Roberts | Municipal Reform | Sir Arthur Roberts | Municipal Reform | J Elliott Mark | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Streatham | A Clifford Thomas (resigned 26 April 1921) Captain Frederic Bertram Galer (elected unopposed 9 May 1921) | Municipal Reform | Captain Frederic Bertram Galer | Municipal Reform | Captain Frederic Bertram Galer | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, Abbey | John Maria Gatti | Municipal Reform | John Maria Gatti | Municipal Reform | John Maria Gatti | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, Abbey | Reginald White Granville-Smith | Municipal Reform | Reginald White Granville-Smith | Municipal Reform | Captain James Cornelius Dalton | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, St George's | Brigadier-General Richard Joshua Cooper | Municipal Reform | Brigadier-General Richard Joshua Cooper | Municipal Reform | Lord Falmouth | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, St George's | Hubert John Greenwood | Municipal Reform | Hubert John Greenwood | Municipal Reform | Hubert John Greenwood | Municipal Reform |
  | Woolwich, East | Captain Leslie Haden-Guest, MC | Labour | Herbert Morrison | Labour | Herbert Morrison | Labour |
  | Woolwich, East | Henry Snell | Labour | Henry Snell | Labour | William Harold Hutchinson | Labour |
  | Woolwich, West | William James Squires | Municipal Reform | Sidney Herbert Cuff | Municipal Reform | Frederick Thomas Halse | Municipal Reform |
  | Woolwich, West | Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Reginald Simner DSO | Municipal Reform | Ernest Henry Kemp | Municipal Reform | Ernest Henry Kemp | Municipal Reform |
  
  ¶ Previously an alderman.
  
  ## County aldermen 1919–1934
  
  In addition to the 124 councillors the council consisted of 20 county aldermen. Aldermen were elected by the council, and served a six-year term. Half of the aldermanic bench (nine or ten aldermen) were elected every three years following the triennial council election.
  
  | Term | Alderman |
  | - | - |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Captain Louis Courtauld (died 1922) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1925, 1925 - 1931 | John William Gilbert (knighted 1922) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Bernard Henry Holland | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Sir Cyril Jackson | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Howard Willmott Liversidge | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1925, 1925 - 1931 | Lady St Helier | Municipal Reform |
  | 1919 - 1923 | Charles James Mathew (died January 1923) | Progressive |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Henry Evan Auguste Cotton | Progressive |
  | 1919 - 1925 | Henry de Rosenbach Walker | Progressive |
  | 1919 - 1925, 1928 - 1934 | Katherine Wallas | Progressive |
  | 1919 - 1922, 1922 - 1928, 1928 - 1934 | Albert Emil Davies | Labour |
  | 1922 - 1928 | John Jacob Astor | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Alfred Ordway Goodrich | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928, 1928 - 1934 | George Hopwood Hume (knighted 1924) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Dr Florence Barrie Lambert | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928, 1928 - 1934 | Ronald Collet Norman | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Jessie Wilton Phipps (Dame from 1926) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Sir Harry Lushington Stephen | Municipal Reform |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Herbert Arthur Baker | Progressive |
  | 1922 - 1928 | Dr John Scott Lidgett | Progressive |
  | 1922 - 1925 | George Masterman Gillett (in place of Courtald) (resigned 11 March 1924) | Labour |
  | 1924 - 1925 | Alfred Baker (in place of Gillett) (18 March 1924) | Labour |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Sir Francis Robert Ince Anderton | Municipal Reform |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Lord Haddo | Municipal Reform |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Mrs C B Lankester | Municipal Reform |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Guy Herbert Walmisley | Municipal Reform |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Richard Coppock | Labour |
  | 1925 - 1931 | Ewart Gladstone Culpin | Labour |
  | 1925 - 1931 | John Scurr MP | Labour |
  | 1925 - 1931 | William C Johnson | Progressive |
  | 1928 - 1934 | David Davies | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Lord Cranbrook | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | George Maurice Beaufoy | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Charles William Matthews | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Charles Latham | Labour |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Esther Rickards | Labour |
  
  ## Party strength 1919–1928
  
  The strength of the parties on the council after each election was as follows:
  
  | Party | Councillors 1919 | Aldermen 1919 | Total 1919 | Councillors 1922 | Aldermen 1922 | Total 1922 | Councillors 1925 | Aldermen 1925 | Total 1925 |
  | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
  | Municipal Reform | 68 | 12 | 80 | 82 | 12 | 94 | 83 | 13 | 96 |
  | Progressive | 40 | 6 | 46 | 26 | 5 | 31 | 6 | 3 | 9 |
  | Labour | 15 | 2 | 17 | 16 | 3 | 19 | 35 | 4 | 39 |
  | Independents | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
  
  ## Councillors 1928–1937
  
  | Electoral division | Elected 8 March 1928 | Elected 8 March 1928 | Elected 8 March 1928 | Elected 5 March 1931 | Elected 5 March 1931 | Elected 5 March 1931 | Elected 8 March 1934 | Elected 8 March 1934 | Elected 8 March 1934 |
  | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
  | Electoral division | Name | Party | Party | Name | Party | Party | Name | Party | Party |
  | City of London | Geoffrey Head | | Municipal Reform | Geoffrey Head | | Municipal Reform | Sir Angus Newton Scott‡ | | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Sir Percy Simmons | | Municipal Reform | Sir Percy Simmons | | Municipal Reform | Sir Percy Simmons | | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Josiah Gunton (died 5 March 1930) William Phené Neal (elected unopposed 4 April 1930) | | Municipal Reform | Alderman Sir Louis A Newton | | Municipal Reform | Sir Frank Bowater | | Municipal Reform |
  | City of London | Major William Wilson Grantham | | Municipal Reform | Major William Wilson Grantham | | Municipal Reform | William Wilson Grantham K C | | Municipal Reform |
  | Battersea North | Lt. Col. Morris Boscawen Savage | | Municipal Reform | A Vincent Clarke | | Municipal Reform | F C R Douglas | | Labour |
  | Battersea North | Edgar John Sainsbury | | Municipal Reform | Edgar John Sainsbury | | Municipal Reform | Caroline Selina Ganley | | Labour |
  | Battersea South | Charles James Allpass | | Municipal Reform | Charles James Allpass | | Municipal Reform | Charles James Allpass | | Municipal Reform |
  | Battersea South | Harry Ralph Selley | | Municipal Reform | Harry Ralph Selley | | Municipal Reform | Harry Ralph Selley MP | | Municipal Reform |
  | Bermondsey Rotherhithe | I J Hayward | | Labour | I J Hayward | | Labour | I J Hayward | | Labour |
  | Bermondsey Rotherhithe | Sidney Stranks | | Labour | Sidney Stranks | | Labour | James Allan Gillison | | Labour |
  | Bermondsey West | Evelyn Mary Lowe | | Labour | Evelyn Mary Lowe | | Labour | Evelyn Mary Lowe | | Labour |
  | Bermondsey West | Ada Salter‡ | | Labour | Ada Salter | | Labour | Ada Salter | | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green North East | Richard Edward Pearson | | Liberal | Richard Edward Pearson | | Liberal | Rachel Susanna Keeling | | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green North East | Eleanor Joan Clara Nathan | | Liberal | Eleanor Joan Clara Nathan | | Liberal | Thomas Dawson | | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green South West | Ronald Potter Jones | | Liberal | Ronald Potter Jones | | Liberal | J E A King | | Labour |
  | Bethnal Green South West | Percy Alfred Harris | | Liberal | Percy Alfred Harris | | Liberal | Reginald Stamp | | Labour |
  | Camberwell Dulwich | Henry Cubitt Gooch | | Municipal Reform | Sir Henry Cubitt Gooch | | Municipal Reform | Frederick Charles Eaton | | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell Dulwich | Henry Alfred Wilmot | | Municipal Reform | Henry Alfred Wilmot (died 21 December 1933: seat remained vacant) | | Municipal Reform | William Hall Hickin | | Municipal Reform |
  | Camberwell North | Agnes Dawson | | Labour | Agnes Dawson | | Labour | Agnes Dawson | | Labour |
  | Camberwell North | Cecil Manning | | Labour | Cecil Manning (resigned 1 July 1932) Thomas Williams(elected at byelection 16 July 1932) | | Labour | Thomas Williams | | Labour |
  | Camberwell North-West | William Harold Webbe | | Municipal Reform | William Harold Webbe | | Municipal Reform | James Kaylor | | Labour |
  | Camberwell North-West | William Jackson Morton | | Municipal Reform | William Jackson Morton | | Municipal Reform | Freda Künzlen Corbet | | Labour |
  | Camberwell Peckham | Ruth Dalton | | Labour | W J Jennings | | Municipal Reform | Richard Sargood | | Labour |
  | Camberwell Peckham | Jack Percy Blake | | Labour | Arthur Leonard Bateman | | Municipal Reform | Francis William Bowie | | Labour |
  | Chelsea | Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen | | Municipal Reform | Sir Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen (died 6 January 1933) Basil Futvoye Marsden-Smedley (elected unopposed 23 February 1933) | | Municipal Reform | Basil Futvoye Marsden-Smedley | | Municipal Reform |
  | Chelsea | The Hon. William Sidney | | Municipal Reform | Hon. William Sidney | | Municipal Reform | Catherine Fulford | | Municipal Reform |
  | Deptford | James Mahoney | | Labour | James Mahoney | | Labour | James Mahoney | | Labour |
  | Deptford | John Speakman | | Labour | John Speakman | | Labour | John Speakman | | Labour |
  | Finsbury | William Harry Martin | | Labour | William Harry Martin | | Labour | William Harry Martin | | Labour |
  | Finsbury | Charles Robert Simpson | | Labour | Charles Robert Simpson | | Labour | G E Hayes | | Labour |
  | Fulham East | Bertram Mills | | Municipal Reform | Bertram Mills | | Municipal Reform | Paul Williams | | Labour |
  | Fulham East | Dame Beatrix Lyall | | Municipal Reform | Dame Beatrix Lyall | | Municipal Reform | Maj. Harry Barnes (died 12 October 1935) | | Labour |
  | Fulham East | Dame Beatrix Lyall | | Municipal Reform | Dame Beatrix Lyall | | Municipal Reform | Dame Beatrix Lyall (elected at byelection 10 December 1935) | | Municipal Reform |
  | Fulham West | Sir Cyril Cobb MP | | Municipal Reform | Sir Cyril Cobb MP | | Municipal Reform | Christopher Lancaster | | Labour |
  | Fulham West | Frank Washington Hobbs | | Municipal Reform | Earl of Haddo | | Municipal Reform | Leah L'Estrange Malone | | Labour |
  | Greenwich | Cuthbert Edward Hunter | | Municipal Reform | Cuthbert Edward Hunter | | Municipal Reform | Esther Rickards¶ | | Labour |
  | Greenwich | Ernest Dence | | Municipal Reform | Ernest Dence | | Municipal Reform | Walter Windsor | | Labour |
  | Hackney Central | Henrietta Adler | | Liberal | Montague Moustardier | | Municipal Reform | Bernard Homa | | Labour |
  | Hackney Central | William Ray | | Municipal Reform | William Ray | | Municipal Reform | Mary O'Brien Harris | | Labour |
  | Hackney North | Oscar Emanuel Warburg | | Municipal Reform | Robert Spencer | | Municipal Reform | Henry Edwin Goodrich | | Labour |
  | Hackney North | Evelyn Emmet | | Municipal Reform | Evelyn Emmet | | Municipal Reform | Molly Bolton | | Labour |
  | Hackney South | Alfred Baker | | Labour | Alfred Baker | | Labour | Alfred Baker | | Labour |
  | Hackney South | Marshall Jackman | | Labour | Marshall Jackman | | Labour | Charles Latham¶ | | Labour |
  | Hammersmith North | Sir Marshall Hays | | Municipal Reform | Lindsay Richard Venn | | Municipal Reform | Hubert L Foden-Pattinson | | Labour |
  | Hammersmith North | Francis William Bowie | | Labour | Moyra Goff | | Municipal Reform | Thomas Henry Jones | | Labour |
  | Hammersmith South | John Crawford Platt | | Municipal Reform | Walter Clifford Northcott | | Municipal Reform | Walter Clifford Northcott | | Municipal Reform |
  | Hammersmith South | Bertie Jonathan Samels | | Municipal Reform | Bertie Jonathan Samels | | Municipal Reform | Bertie Jonathan Samels | | Municipal Reform |
  | Hampstead | Frank Geere Howard | | Municipal Reform | Frank Geere Howard | | Municipal Reform | Dr Sydney Monckton Copeman | | Municipal Reform |
  | Hampstead | Walter Reynolds | | Municipal Reform | William Reed Hornby Steer | | Municipal Reform | William Reed Hornby Steer | | Municipal Reform |
  | Holborn | Sir Robert Inigo Tasker | | Municipal Reform | Sir Robert Inigo Tasker | | Municipal Reform | Sir Robert Inigo Tasker | | Municipal Reform |
  | Holborn | W G Burns | | Municipal Reform | Percy Hill | | Municipal Reform | Percy Hill | | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington East | Edward Cobb | | Municipal Reform | Edward Cobb | | Municipal Reform | Norman Hulbert | | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington East | Thelma Cazalet | | Municipal Reform | Charles Robertson | | Labour | Guy Neumann | | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington North | Frederick Lionel Dove | | Municipal Reform | Frederick Lionel Dove (died 11 June 1932) Sidney Charles Harper (elected at byelection 14 July 1932) | | Municipal Reform | Sidney Charles Harper | | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington North | Rosamund Smith | | Municipal Reform | Rosamund Smith | | Municipal Reform | A C Knight | | Municipal Reform |
  | Islington South | Charles R Bennett | | Labour | Tom Forrest Howard | | Municipal Reform | Eric George Molyneux Fletcher | | Labour |
  | Islington South | George House | | Labour | William Thoresby Cooksey | | Municipal Reform | John Dugdale | | Labour |
  | Islington West | George Bryant Naish | | Labour | George Bryant Naish | | Labour | George Bryant Naish | | Labour |
  | Islington West | Rev. Arthur George Prichard | | Labour | Rev. Arthur George Prichard | | Labour | Rev. Arthur George Prichard | | Labour |
  | Kensington North | David Davis (died 11 April 1930) Patrick Buchan-Hepburn (elected unopposed 14 May 1930) | | Municipal Reform | Dr Henry Robinson | | Municipal Reform | Dr Henry Robinson | | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington North | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita | | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita | | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita | | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington South | Lady Trustram Eve | | Municipal Reform | Alexander Henry Melvill Wedderburn | | Municipal Reform | Robert Christmas Dewar Jenkins | | Municipal Reform |
  | Kensington South | Frederick E Williams (died 23 March 1929) Charlotte Keeling (elected at byelection 17 October 1929) | | Municipal Reform | Charlotte Keeling | | Municipal Reform | Charlotte Keeling (died 5 December 1935) Angela, Countess of Limerick (elected unopposed 30 January 1936) | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Brixton | Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont | | Municipal Reform | Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont | | Municipal Reform | Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Brixton | Dr Florence Barrie Lambert | | Municipal Reform | Charles Kingston | | Municipal Reform | Barbara L Hornby | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Kennington | Charles William Gibson | | Labour | Henry Gray Studholme | | Municipal Reform | Charles William Gibson | | Labour |
  | Lambeth Kennington | Harold Swann | | Municipal Reform | Harold Swann | | Municipal Reform | Amy Sayle | | Labour |
  | Lambeth North | George Russell Strauss | | Labour | Frank Briant | | Liberal | Reginald C S Ellison | | Labour |
  | Lambeth North | Jennie Adamson | | Labour | Miss Ida Samuel | | Liberal | Ada Emily Gray | | Labour |
  | Lambeth Norwood | Rose Dunn-Gardner | | Municipal Reform | Priscilla Worsthorne‡ | | Municipal Reform | Audrey Nona Gamble | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lambeth Norwood | William Francis Marchant | | Municipal Reform | William Francis Marchant | | Municipal Reform | William Francis Marchant | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham East | Joseph Benskin | | Municipal Reform | Joseph Benskin | | Municipal Reform | Walter Richard Owen | | Labour |
  | Lewisham East | Herbert Paul Latham | | Municipal Reform | Herbert Paul Latham | | Municipal Reform | Amy L Crossman | | Labour |
  | Lewisham West | Frederick Leigh Pollitt | | Municipal Reform | Frederick Leigh Pollitt | | Municipal Reform | Frederick Leigh Leigh-Pollitt | | Municipal Reform |
  | Lewisham West | Percival Harry Reed | | Municipal Reform | N Geoffrey Richards | | Municipal Reform | N Geoffrey Richards | | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington North | Thomas Clarence Edward Goff | | Municipal Reform | Earl of Munster | | Municipal Reform | Earl of Munster | | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington North | Sir (John) Herbert Hunter (died 22 February 1930) Frank Stanley Henwood (elected at byelection 13 March 1930) | | Municipal Reform | Frank Stanley Henwood | | Municipal Reform | Frank Stanley Henwood | | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington South | Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake | | Municipal Reform | Harold Vaughan Kenyon | | Municipal Reform | Harold Vaughan Kenyon | | Municipal Reform |
  | Paddington South | Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned (died 29 December 1929) John Temple Scriven (elected 6 February 1930) | | Municipal Reform | John Temple Scriven | | Municipal Reform | John Temple Scriven (died 18 November 1935) Henry Gray Studholme (elected unopposed 15 January 1936) | | Municipal Reform |
  | Poplar, Bow and Bromley | Thomas John Blacketer | | Labour | Thomas John Blacketer | | Labour | Mrs E M Lambert | | Labour |
  | Poplar, Bow and Bromley | Edward Cruse | | Labour | Edward Cruse | | Labour | Edward Cruse | | Labour |
  | Poplar South | George William Mills (resigned 19 March 1930) David Morgan Adams (elected unopposed 16 April 1930) | | Labour | David Morgan Adams | | Labour | David Morgan Adams MP | | Labour |
  | Poplar South | Ishbel MacDonald | | Labour | Ishbel MacDonald | | Labour | William Henry Guy | | Labour |
  | Poplar South | Ishbel MacDonald | | Labour | Ishbel MacDonald | | Independent Socialist (November 1931) | William Henry Guy | | Labour |
  | St Marylebone | Dr Adeline Roberts | | Municipal Reform | Dr Adeline Roberts | | Municipal Reform | Frederick William Dean | | Municipal Reform |
  | St Marylebone | Ernest Sanger | | Municipal Reform | Ernest Sanger | | Municipal Reform | Ernest Sanger (knighted 1936) | | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras North | Alexander Muir Shand | | Municipal Reform | Sir Alfred Davies | | Municipal Reform | Sir Alfred Davies | | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras North | (Constance) Alice Elliot | | Municipal Reform | Lillian Cadman, Baroness Cadman | | Municipal Reform | Sidney Bolsom | | Municipal Reform |
  | St Pancras South East | Maud Mary Dollar | | Labour | Albert Clavering | | Municipal Reform | Frank Lawrence Combes | | Labour |
  | St Pancras South East | Albert Samuels | | Labour | Evan Evans | | Municipal Reform | David C Webster | | Labour |
  | St Pancras South West | Adrian Moreing | | Municipal Reform | Adrian Moreing | | Municipal Reform | Albert Samuels‡ | | Labour |
  | St Pancras South West | William Samuel Mercer | | Municipal Reform | Maurice Matthews | | Municipal Reform | Maurice Matthews | | Municipal Reform |
  | Shoreditch | Thomas John Sillitoe | | Labour | Santo Jeger | | Labour | Santo Jeger | | Labour |
  | Shoreditch | Alfred Walton | | Labour | Henrietta Girling | | Labour | Henrietta Girling | | Labour |
  | Southwark Central | Kathleen Day | | Labour | Harry Day | | Labour | Harry Day | | Labour |
  | Southwark Central | David Arlott | | Labour | David Arlott | | Labour | David Arlott | | Labour |
  | Southwark North | Thomas George Gibbings | | Labour | Charles Brook | | Labour | Charles Brook | | Labour |
  | Southwark North | James Hyndman MacDonnell | | Labour | James Hyndman MacDonnell | | Labour | James Hyndman MacDonnell | | Labour |
  | Southwark South East | Stella Churchill | | Labour | Stella Churchill (resigned 17 June 1932) George Strauss (elected at by-election 2 July 1932) | | Labour | George Strauss | | Labour |
  | Southwark South East | Lewis Silkin | | Labour | Lewis Silkin | | Labour | Lewis Silkin | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Limehouse | Malcolm John MacDonald | | Labour | Henry James Lazarus | | Labour | Richard Coppock | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Limehouse | Anna Mathew | | Labour | Anna Mathew | | Labour | Anna Mathew | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Mile End | Johnnie Dodge | | Municipal Reform | John Scurr (died 10 July 1932) Somerville Hastings (elected at by-election 27 July 1932) | | Labour | Somerville Hastings | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Mile End | Lionel Guest | | Municipal Reform | Daniel Frankel | | Labour | Daniel Frankel | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's | Morry Davis | | Labour | Morry Davis | | Labour | Christopher John Kelly | | Labour |
  | Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's | Jack Sullivan | | Labour | Jack Oldfield | | Labour | Jack Oldfield | | Labour |
  | Stoke Newington | Edward Holton Coumbe | | Municipal Reform | Edward Holton Coumbe | | Municipal Reform | Edward Holton Coumbe | | Municipal Reform |
  | Stoke Newington | Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon | | Municipal Reform | Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon | | Municipal Reform | Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting | John Ernest Perring | | Municipal Reform | John Ernest Perring (knighted 1934) | | Municipal Reform | John Ernest Perring | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting | Malcolm Campbell-Johnston | | Municipal Reform | Malcolm Campbell-Johnston | | Municipal Reform | George Doland | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Central | Clyde Tabor Wilson | | Municipal Reform | Clyde Tabor Wilson | | Municipal Reform | Clyde Tabor Wilson (resigned 29 May 1935) | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Central | Clyde Tabor Wilson | | Municipal Reform | Clyde Tabor Wilson | | Municipal Reform | George Welsh Currie (elected at by-election 27 June 1935) | | Labour |
  | Wandsworth, Central | Robert G Taylor | | Municipal Reform | Edward P Martin | | Municipal Reform | Edward P Martin | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Clapham | Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs | | Municipal Reform | Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs | | Municipal Reform | Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs (died 4 September 1934) Bertram Mills (elected at by-election 22 October 1934) | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Clapham | Lord Monk Bretton | | Municipal Reform | Lord Monk Bretton | | Municipal Reform | John Leigh | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Putney | William Hunt | | Municipal Reform | Robert G Taylor‡ | | Municipal Reform | Robert G Taylor | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Putney | Angus Newton Scott | | Municipal Reform | Angus Newton Scott | | Municipal Reform | Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur T Bellamy | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Streatham | James Elliott Mark | | Municipal Reform | James Elliott Mark | | Municipal Reform | James Elliott Mark | | Municipal Reform |
  | Wandsworth, Streatham | Captain Frederic Bertram Galer | | Municipal Reform | Captain Frederic Bertram Galer | | Municipal Reform | Captain Frederic Bertram Galer | | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, Abbey | John Maria Gatti (died 14 September 1929) Samuel Gluckstein (elected at by-election 31 October 1929) | | Municipal Reform | Samuel Gluckstein | | Municipal Reform | Sir Samuel Gluckstein | | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, Abbey | Captain James Cornelius Dalton | | Municipal Reform | Captain James Cornelius Dalton | | Municipal Reform | Captain James Cornelius Dalton | | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, St George's | Lord Falmouth | | Municipal Reform | Dr Florence Barrie Lambert | | Municipal Reform | Dr Florence Barrie Lambert | | Municipal Reform |
  | Westminster, St George's | Hon. Lady Lawrence | | Municipal Reform | John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon (resigned 26 February 1932) Edmund Walter Hanbury Wood (elected at by-election 17 March 1932) | | Municipal Reform | Edmund Walter Hanbury Wood | | Municipal Reform |
  | Woolwich, East | Herbert Morrison | | Labour | Reginald H. Pott | | Labour | Reginald H. Pott | | Labour |
  | Woolwich, East | Henry Berry | | Labour | Henry Berry | | Labour | Henry Berry | | Labour |
  | Woolwich, West | Frederick Thomas Halse | | Municipal Reform | Frederick Thomas Halse | | Municipal Reform | Dr S McClements | | Labour |
  | Woolwich, West | Ernest Henry Kemp | | Municipal Reform | Ernest Henry Kemp | | Municipal Reform | Ethel Maud Newman | | Labour |
  
  ‡ Previously councillor for a different division. ¶ Previously an alderman.
  
  ## County aldermen 1928–1937
  
  | Term | Alderman |
  | - | - |
  | 1928 - 1934 | David Davies | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Lord Cranbrook (resigned 11 July 1930) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | George Maurice Beaufoy (resigned 10 November 1928) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Ronald Collet Norman | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934, 1934 - 1940 | Sir George Hume | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Charles William Matthews (died 17 December 1930) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Katherine Wallas | Independent |
  | 1928 - 1934, 1934 - 1940 | Albert Emil Davies | Labour |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Charles Latham | Labour |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Dr Esther Rickards | Labour |
  | 1928 - 1934 | Douglass Horace Boggis-Rolfe (in place of Beaufoy, 18 December 1928) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1930 - 1934 | Alfred Charles Bossom (in place of Cranbrook 22 July 1930) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1930 - 1934 | Catherine Fulford (in place of Matthews 24 December 1930) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Thelma Cazalet | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1934 | Sir John Gilbert (died 1934) | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Hubert John Greenwood | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Captain Eric Hall | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Major John Martin Oakey | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Percival Harry Reed | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Sir Oscar Warburg | Municipal Reform |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Herbert Morrison | Labour |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Ewart Gladstone Culpin | Labour |
  | 1931 - 1937 | Walter Henry Green | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | William Harold Webbe | Municipal Reform |
  | 1934 - 1940 | William Bennett | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | Jack Percy Blake | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | George Pearce Blizard | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | Henry Charles Charleton | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | Barbara Drake | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | William Thomas Kelly | Labour |
  | 1934 - 1940 | Charles Robertson | Labour |
  
  ## Party strength 1928–1937
  
  The strength of the parties on the council after each election was as follows:
  
  | Party | Councillors 1928 | Aldermen 1928 | Total 1928 | Councillors 1931 | Aldermen 1931 | Total 1931 | Councillors 1934 | Aldermen 1934 | Total 1934 |
  | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
  | Municipal Reform | 77 | 12 | 89 | 83 | 13 | 96 | 55 | 9 | 64 |
  | Labour | 42 | 6 | 48 | 35 | 6 | 41 | 69 | 11 | 80 |
  | Liberal | 5 | 1 | 6 | 6 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
  | Independents | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
  