Abbey (5 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *Michael Francis Coker | Conservative | 1580 |
| *George Reginald Illingworth | Conservative | 1516 |
| Rowena Ann Hill | Conservative | 1481 |
| Helen Delaney | Conservative | 1406 |
| *Katherine Sara Dickson | Liberal Democrats | 1378 |
| James Maher | Conservative | 1239 |
| John Richard Whitehouse | Lib-Dems | 1217 |
| Alison Rita Margaret Tyler | Lib-Dems | 1165 |
| Andrew Tulloch | Lib-Dems | 1131 |
| Andrew Brierley | Lib-Dems | 1042 |
| Joshua Payne | Labour | 743 |
| Rhiannon Freguelli | Trade Union & Social Coalition | 241 |
Park Hill (6 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *Dave John Shilton | Conservative | 2873 |
| *Felicity Gena Bunker | Conservative | 2777 |
| *Andrew James Mobbs | Conservative | 2709 |
| Richard John Hales | Conservative | 2599 |
| *Shirley Beatrice Shilton | Conservative | 2475 |
| *Michael Charles Hitchins | Conservative | 2344 |
| Jeremy Eastaugh | Labour | 1736 |
St John’s (6 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| Patricia May Cain | Conservative | 2448 |
| *Richard Ivor Davies | Conservative | 2383 |
| Marilyn Bates | Conservative | 2356 |
| *John Anthony Cooke | Conservative | 2341 |
| Alastair Bates | Conservative | 2248 |
| Clive Nelson | Conservative | 1718 |
| Richard Guy Dickson | Lib-Dems | 1615 |
| Gillian Ann Palmer | Lib-Dems | 1431 |
| Richard Grimes | Labour | 1161 |
| Lynn Annette Pollard | Lib-Dems | 1115 |
| Mary Latham Harrison | Lib-Dems | 1088 |
| Nicholas Hoten | Labour | 1065 |
| Ian Malcolm Fenwick | Lib-Dems | 1061 |
| Peter Joseph Shiels | Labour | 1036 |
| John Steven Wilson | Lib-Dems | 939 |
LANDSLIDE FOR CONSERVATIVES
It was hardy a contest in the town election this year, which left only one non-Tory on the council. Lib-Dem, Kate Dickson was the soul survivor, retaining her seat in Abbey ward.
In Park Hill, if it wasn’t for Jeremy Eastaugh of the Labour Party, there wouldn’t have been an election at all. With six seats up for grabs, only seven candidates stood. The Lib-Dems deeming it a Tory stronghold, so wasn’t worth contesting. They were dead right.
Lib-Dem, Patrick Ryan, who had been on the council (Abbey Ward) for the last 12 years, did not seek re-election. He first stood in a town election way back in 1987, and was eventually elected to the council from 1991 to 1999.
Following retirements and resignations, the Conservatives have seven newcomers to Jubilee House. Helen Delaney and Rowena Hill in Abbey, Richard Hales in Park Hill, and Pat Cain, Marilyn Bates, Alastair Bates and Clive Nelson in St. John’s. John Cooke will become the leader of the council and Michael Coker, the Mayor.
Kenilworth Town Councillors
16 Conservatives (M.Coker, J. Cooke, P. Cain, R. Davies, M. Bates, A. Bates, C. Nelson, D. Shilton, S. Shilton, F. Bunker, A. Mobbs, R. Hales, M. Hitchins, G. Illingworth, R. Hill, H. Delaney)
1 Liberal Democrats (K. Dickson)
Mayors

2015-16 Michael Coker
2016-17 Richard Davies
2017-18 Kate Dickson (pictured)
2018-19 Michael Hitchins
Town Clerk – Maggie Field