Park Hill Ward
| Candidate | Party | Votes | share % |
| Alison Firth | Green | 1007 | 40.82 |
| Malcolm Graham | Conservative | 588 | 23.83 |
| Timothy Wade | Reform UK | 447 | 18.12 |
| John Dubber | Lib-Dems | 344 | 13.94 |
| Nicola Jones | Labour | 81 | 3.28 |
Registered Voters 7,863
Ballot Papers Issued 2,475 (6 Spoilt)
Votes Cast 2,467
Turnout 31.5%
GREEN’S HOLD PARK HILL
Alison Firth, former Town councillor from 2019 to 2023, and Mayor (2019-2020), easily retained the seat for the Greens, with a huge majority of 419, capturing more than 40% of the vote.
The by-election was called due the resignation of Lara Cron who was leaving the area.
The victor went on social media saying that it was not just a victory for me, but for everyone in our community who placed their trust in me with their vote. She added; I want to give special thanks to my fabulous Green team colleagues, who worked so hard – knocking on doors, making deliveries, and keeping the Green message strong. And I especially want to thank Lara Cron for her excellent work in this role, I’m proud to follow in her footsteps.
Photo credit – Alison Firth
This result means the Green Party are still the largest party with 16 councillors, but they do not have overall control. However, they have a coalition with the Labour Group of seven councillors.
The turnout was on the low side, but not unusual for a mid-term by-election. At the full election in 2023, the turnout in Park Hill was 41.6%.
Polling stations used fo the election were at the former school in Leyes Lane, St. Barnabas church, St. Nicholas Church and the Wardens Cricket Club.
Kenilworth District Councillors
5 Greens (D. Armstrong, K. Aizlewood, J. Kennedy, A. Firth, L. Williams)
3 Lib-Dems (K. Dickson, R. Dickson, A. Milton)
1 Conservative (R. Hales)
WDC Standings (44 seats)
16 Green Party
10 Liberal Democrats
7 Labour Party
5 Conservative Party
3 Independents
3 Whitnash Residents Association