Editing Executive arrangements (section)

===Elected mayor and cabinet===
{{Further|Directly elected mayors in England}}
The elected mayor and cabinet model was introduced by the Local Government Act 2000. Councils currently operating the mayoral model include:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Local authority
!Post
!Type 
!Current mayor 
!colspan="2" | Party
!Established
!Next election
!Population
|-
|[[Bedford Borough Council]]
|[[Mayor of Bedford]]
|[[Unitary authorities of England|Unitary authority]]
|{{sortname|Tom|Wootton|Tom Wootton}}
| {{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}
|2002
|2027
|155,700
|-
|[[Croydon London Borough Council]]
|[[Mayor of Croydon]]
|[[London borough]]
|{{sortname|Jason|Perry|Jason Perry (politician)}}
| {{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}
|2022
|2026
|386,710
|-
|[[Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council]]
|[[Directly elected mayor of Doncaster|Mayor of Doncaster]]
|[[Metropolitan borough]]
|{{sortname|Ros|Jones|Ros Jones}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2002
|2029
|291,600
|-
|[[Hackney London Borough Council]]
|[[Directly elected mayor of Hackney|Mayor of Hackney]]
|[[London borough]]
|{{sortname|Caroline|Woodley|Caroline Woodley}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour and Co-operative Party}}
|2002
|2026
|212,200
|-
|[[Leicester City Council]]
|[[Mayor of Leicester]]
|[[Unitary authorities of England|Unitary authority]]
|{{sortname|Peter|Soulsby|Peter Soulsby}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2011
|2027
|294,700
|-
|[[Lewisham London Borough Council]]
|[[Directly elected mayor of Lewisham|Mayor of Lewisham]]
|[[London borough]]
|{{sortname|Brenda|Dacres|Brenda Dacres}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour and Co-operative Party}}
|2002
|2026
|261,600
|-
|[[Mansfield District Council]]
|[[Mayor of Mansfield]]
|[[Non-metropolitan district]]
|{{sortname|Andy|Abrahams|Andy Abrahams}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2002
|2027
|100,600
|-
|[[Middlesbrough Borough Council]]
|[[Mayor of Middlesbrough]]
|[[Unitary authorities of England|Unitary authority]]
|{{sortname|Chris|Cooke|Chris Cooke (politician)}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2002
|2027
|139,000
|-
|[[Newham London Borough Council]]
|[[Directly elected mayor of Newham|Mayor of Newham]]
|[[London borough]]
|{{sortname|Rokhsana|Fiaz|Rokhsana Fiaz}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour and Co-operative Party}}
|2002
|2026
|249,500
|-
|[[North Tyneside Council]]
|[[Mayor of North Tyneside]]
|[[Metropolitan borough]]
|{{sortname|Karen|Clark|Karen Clark (British politician)}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2002
|2029
|196,000
|-
|[[Salford City Council]]
|[[Mayor of Salford]]
|[[Metropolitan borough]]
|{{sortname|Paul|Dennett|Paul Dennett}}
| {{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}
|2012
|2028
|229,000
|-
|[[Tower Hamlets London Borough Council]]
|[[Directly elected mayor of Tower Hamlets|Mayor of Tower Hamlets]]
|[[London borough]]
|{{sortname|Lutfur|Rahman|Lutfur Rahman (British politician)}}
| {{Party name with colour|Aspire (political party)}}
|2010
|2026
|220,500
|-
|[[Watford Borough Council]]
|[[Mayor of Watford]]
|[[Non-metropolitan district]]
|{{sortname|Peter|Taylor|Peter Taylor (mayor)}}
| {{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}
|2002
|2026
|80,000
|-
|}