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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.

There were nine by-elections held this week. Conservatives held three seats. Labour held five seats. Putting Hartlepool First gained one seat. An Independent lost one seat.

Conservatives held seats in South Buckinghamshire, Hinckley & Bosworth and Warwick. Labour held seats in Salford and Cheshire East and gained seats from UKIP in Adur and the Conservatives in Hertsmere. The Liberal Democrats held a seat in Redcar & Cleveland.

Conservatives held seats in East Staffordshire, Harrogate, Northampton and St Edmundsbury.

Conservatives held a seat in Waveney. Liberal Democrats gained two seats from Labour in Chesterfield and Oadby & Wigston. 

Conservatives held a seat in Waveney. Liberal Democrats gained two seats from Labour in Chesterfield and Oadby & Wigston. 

Conservatives gained a seat from Liberal Democrats in Colchester and held seats in Staffordshire CC and Peterborough.

Labour gained seats from Conservatives in Babergh, Cannock Chase and North Lanarkshire and held seats in Suffolk CC, Croydon, Lancaster and Glasgow.

This year the CCA will be offering five councillors the unique opportunity to receive one of our CCA bursaries. The focus, this year, is on councillors from groups who are less well represented amongst our members.