Epping Forest Local Elections - District Council Wards Since 2002

District Council Wards Since 2002

  • Broadley Common, Epping Upland & Nazeing (1 seat)
  • Buckhurst Hill East (2 seats)
  • Buckhurst Hill West (3 seats)
  • Chigwell Row (1 seat)
  • Chigwell Village (2 seats)
  • Chipping Ongar, Greening & Marden Ash (2 seats)
  • Epping Hemnall (3 seats)
  • Epping Lindsey & Thornwood Common (3 seats)
  • Grange Hill (3 seats)
  • Hastingwood, Matching & Sheering Village (1 seat)
  • High Ongar, Willingale & The Rodings (1 seat)
  • Lambourne (1 seat)
  • Loughton Alderton (2 seats)
  • Loughton Broadway (2 seats)
  • Loughton Fairmead (2 seats)
  • Loughton Forest (2 seats)
  • Loughton Roding (2 seats)
  • Loughton St John's (2 seats)
  • Loughton St Mary's (2 seats)
  • Lower Nazeing (2 seats)
  • Lower Sheering (1 seat)
  • Moreton & Fyfield (1 seat)
  • North Weald Bassett (2 seats)
  • Passingford (1 seat)
  • Roydon (1 seat)
  • Shelley (1 seat)
  • Theydon Bois (2 seats)
  • Waltham Abbey High Beach (1 seat)
  • Waltham Abbey Honey Lane (3 seats)
  • Waltham Abbey North East (2 seats)
  • Waltham Abbey Paternoster (2 seats)
  • Waltham Abbey South West (2 seats)

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