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Conservatives gained a seat from Labour in Bolton and held a seat in Milton Keynes. The Liberal Democrats held a seat in Rochford and Independents retained a seat in Bournemouth.

Conservatives held seats in Kent, Lancashire, Thanet and Wyre councils.

Labour gained a seat from an Independent (originally elected as Conservative) in Hertsmere.

Labour held five seats and lost one, Liberal Democrats held two seats and gained one, Conservatives gained one seat in Newcastle Under Lyme and lost two, and Independents gained a seat from Conservatives in Torridge.

The Liberal Democrats gained three seats: one from Conservatives in Maidstone, one from Labour in Gosport and one from an Independent (originally elected UKIP) in Torridge. They also held a seat in Tandridge.

Conservatives held seats in Cotswold, Dover, Perthshire and Kinross and Stroud. Labour held seats in Leicester, South Lanarkshire, Stockton on Tees and Wakefield. The Green Party gained a seat from Conservatives in Herefordshire.

Plaid Cymru held a seat in Neath and Port Talbot.

Conservatives gained a seat from Labour in Waveney and held seats in Chiltern, Darlington, Fylde, South Holland and West Lindsey. Labour held seats in Darlington, Hartlepool and Waveney. The Liberal Democrats held a seat in Eden.

Conservatives held seats in High Peak and Wandsworth. Labour held seats in Camden and Flintshire. The Liberal Democrats gained a seat from Conservatives (originally elected as UKIP) in Fareham.

Conservatives held seats in Buckinghamshire CC and South Buckinghamshire. Labour held a seat in Copeland. The Liberal Democrats gained seats from Conservatives in Arun, North Devon and Sefton.

Conservatives gained a seat from It’s Our County in Herefordshire and held seats in Derbyshire Dales and Mid Sussex. Labour held two seats in Charnwood and seats in Kirklees and Tameside.