With one ward – Miles Platting & Newton Heath – still awaiting a declared result, the results announced so far show a major breakthrough for the Green Party across Manchester.

18 wins for the Greens

• Ancoats & Beswick
• Ardwick
• Burnage
• Chorlton
• Chorlton Park
• Deansgate
• Fallowfield
• Gorton & Abbey Hey
• Hulme
• Levenshulme
• Longsight
• Moss Side
• Old Moat
• Piccadilly
• Rusholme
• Whalley Range
• Withington
• Woodhouse Park

Six wins for Labour

• Cheetham
• Clayton & Openshaw
• Crumpsall
• Didsbury East
• Harpurhey
• Northenden

Six wins for Reform

• Baguley
• Brooklands
• Charlestown
• Higher Blackley
• Moston
• Sharston

One win for Lib Dems

Didsbury West

2.03pm: Fesl Reza-Khan, from The Green Party, was elected in Levenshulme with 3,073 votes.

Meanwhile, Blake Steven Fisher from Reform UK was elected in Moston with 1,683 votes.

The Labour Party, which has been trailing in results, won in Northenden. Angela Jane Moran was elected with 1,465 votes.

1.54pm: The Green Party has elected further candidates in Hulme, Moss Side, Withington, and Woodhouse Park.

Bernard Joseph Ekbery won in Hulme with 2,059 votes. Thirza Amina Asanga-Rae, meanwhile, was elected in 2,371 votes in Moss Side.

Beth Hartness won in Withington with 1,604 votes. Meanwhile, Astrid Johnston was elected in Woodhouse Park with 1,411 votes.

1.40pm: Andrew Simcock from Labour and Co-Operative party has been elected in East Didsbury with 2,104 votes.

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1.35pm: David Maurice McCullough, representing Reform UK, has won in Sharston with 1,203 votes. Voter turnout rate was 26.81%.

Meanwhile, Martin Power from Reform UK has won in Higher Blackley with 1,084 votes.

1.35pm: David Maurice McCullough, representing Reform UK, has won in Sharston with 1,203 votes. Voter turnout rate was 26.81%.

1.30pm: The Green Party candidates continue to be elected.

Chantal Lyn Kerr-Sheppard has won Chorlton with 2,549 votes. Turnout rate was 52.47%, amongst the highest in Greater Manchester area, signalling Green’s strong performance.

Grace Worrall, also from The Green Party, is elected in Chorlton Park, winning 2,474 votes.