Abbey & Borrowell (3 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *Helen Bainbridge Dore | Liberal Party | 1986 |
| *Jack Bastock | Liberal Party | 1795 |
| Haydn Alan Thomas | Liberal Party | 1387 |
| *Kenneth William Hogarth | Conservative Party | 1340 |
| Ronald Stansfield | Conservative Party | 1245 |
| Nicholas Russell Wilson | Conservative Party | 1141 |
| Wendy Jane England | Labour Party | 474 |
| Susan Elizabeth O’Donovan | Labour Party | 322 |
| Collen Bernadette Ramsey | Labour Party | 259 |
Registered Voters 4287
Ballot Papers Issued 3474 (7 spoilt papers)
Votes Cast 9949 (81% Turnout)
Liberal gain from Conservative
Castle (2 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *Michael Francis Coker | Conservative Party | 1277 |
| *Kenneth Rawnsley | Conservative Party | 1199 |
| Leslie Graham Windybank | Liberal Party | 699 |
| David Arthur Preece | Liberal Party | 681 |
| Thomas Swallow | Labour Party | 166 |
| Gordon Herbert Mitchell | Labour Party | 161 |
Registered Voters 2765
Ballot Papers Issued 2271 (16 spoilt papers)
Votes Cast 4183 (82.1% Turnout)
No Change
Park Hill (2 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| Robert Charles Butler | Liberal Party | 1080 |
| Spencer Charlton Harrison | Conservative Party | 968 |
| Kenneth Bulmer | Conservative Party | 922 |
| Kenneth Charles Evans | Liberal Party | 869 |
| Peter Rhydwen Jones | Labour Party | 249 |
| Peter Frederick Singer | Labour Party | 222 |
Registered Voters 2684
Ballot Papers Issued 2237 (1 spoilt paper)
Votes Cast 4310 (83.3% Turnout)
Liberal gain from Conservative
St John’s (2 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *William Henry Wozencroft | Labour Party | 790 |
| *Richard Ernest Monnington | Conservative Party | 710 |
| Robert Ronald Wooller | Conservative Party | 678 |
| Malcolm Leslie Burfitt | Labour Party | 566 |
| Mary Muirhead Archer | Liberal Party | 377 |
| Leonard Charles Davis | Liberal Party | 354 |
Registered Voters 2241
Ballot Papers Issued 1816 (2 spoilt papers)
Votes Cast 3475 (81% Turnout)
No Change
Windy Arbour (2 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| *John Pearson Wilson | Conservative Party | 1381 |
| James Herbert Whitby | Conservative Party | 1282 |
| Lynn Annette Pollard | Liberal Party | 601 |
| Stephen James Francis Adams | Liberal Party | 524 |
| Joseph William England | Labour Party | 213 |
| Elizabeth Evelyn Lee | Labour Party | 176 |
Registered Voters 2609
Ballot Papers Issued 2194 (10 spoilt papers)
Votes Cast 4177 (84.1% Turnout)
No Change
MASSIVE TURNOUT BY KENILWORTH VOTERS
Not for many years has a Kenilworth election produced such a large turnout of voters. But as it was the same day as the General Election, it wasn’t surprising. Every ward produced more that 80%, un-heard of in local elections. In the event, the Liberals gained two seats from the Tories, much to everyones surprise. The lone Labour voice is Bill Wozencroft, who retained his seat by topped the poll at St John’s with 790 votes.
Liberal, Helen Dore received the highest vote in the election, 1,986 in Abbey & Borrowell.
Four Conservatives who seeked re-election retained their seats. One surprise return to the Tory ranks was James Whitby. He was first elected in Kenilworth in 1964, during the days of the old KUDC but did not seek re-election in the1967 poll. The Tories also saw the return of Spencer Harrision, another veteran of the old council.
In Kenilworth, the Tories took 46.6% of votes cast, Liberals 39.7 and Labour 13.5.
In the district, the Tories have overall control of the council with 40 of the 58 seats. Liberals have just 4 seats (all in Kenilworth), Labour have 13 seats, their best-to-date, plus one Independent, representing the Ratepayers of Whitnash. (later renamed Whitnash Residents Association)
Kenilworth District Councillors
6 Conservative Party (J. Pearson, J. Whitby, R. Monnington, S. Harrison, M. Coker, K. Rawnsley)
4 Liberal Party (R. Butler, H. Dore, J. Bastock, H. Thomas)
1 Labour Party (B. Wozencroft)