2017 local elections: By the numbers

County Councils

• 2017: 1,031 (UKIP); 10 (BNP); 1 (British Democrats); 2 (British Resistance); 1 (English Democrats); 1 (National Front)
• 2013: 1,481 (UKIP); 93 (BNP); 3 (British Democrats); 1 (EPP) 2 (NEP); 37 (English Democratic Party); 3 (National Front); 1 (Patria)

Total — 1,046 down from 1,621

Local Councils

• 2017: 103 (UKIP)
• Total from the last election cycle: 230 (UKIP); 7 (BNP); 3 (English Democratic Party)

Total — 103 down from 240

Scottish Councils

• 2017: 39 (UKIP); 2 (National Front)
• 2012: 37 (UKIP); 6 (National Front); 4 (Brittca)

Total — 41 down from 47

Welsh Councils

• 2017: 77 (UKIP)
• 2012: 13 (UKIP); 2 (National Front); 2 (British National Party)

Total — 77 up from 16

Mayoral Elections

• 2017: 8 (UKIP); 2 (English Democrats)
• 2016: 1 (UKIP); 1 (British National Party); 1 (Britain First)

(Note: The increase reflects the 2017 introduction of the new metropolitan mayors)

Highest concentrations in England by region & highest concentration County/Ward

• North West – 61 (Lancashire)
• East Midlands – 194 (Lincolnshire)
• West Midlands – 83 (Worcestershire)
• North Yorkshire – 23 (North Yorkshire)
• South East – 315 (Kent)
• East – 236 (Essex)
• South West – 128 (Devon)