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Election 2010
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Page last updated at Monday, 24 May, 2010, 07:57 GMT

Elections 2010: Local Councils A-Z

IN DETAIL
  Councils Councillors
Party Total Net +/- Total Net +/-
Conservative 66 -4 3462 -121
Labour 37 +17 2976 +417
Liberal Democrat 14 -4 1730 -132
Others 0 0 286 -107
Residents Association 0 0 63 0
Green 0 0 36 -8
British National Party 0 0 19 -27
Liberal 0 0 15 -1
UK Independence Party 0 0 9 -4
Independent Health Concern 0 0 8 -2
Respect 0 0 4 -8
No Overall Control  47 -7    
164 of 164 councils have officially declared
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A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T W
A
Council Result
Adur CON No change
Amber Valley CON No change
B
Council Result
Barking & Dagenham LAB No change
Barnet CON No change
Barnsley LAB No change
Barrow-In-Furness NOC No change
Basildon CON No change
Basingstoke & Deane CON No change
Bassetlaw CON No change
Bexley CON No Change
Birmingham NOC No change
Blackburn With Darwen NOC No change
Bolton NOC No change
Bradford NOC No change
Brent LAB gain from NOC
Brentwood CON No change
Bristol LD No change
Bromley CON No change
Broxbourne CON No change
Burnley LD No change
Bury CON lose to NOC
C
Council Result
Calderdale NOC No change
Cambridge LD No change
Camden LAB gain from NOC
Cannock Chase NOC No change
Carlisle NOC No change
Castle Point CON No change
Cheltenham LD No change
Cherwell CON No change
Chorley CON No change
Colchester NOC No change
Coventry LAB gain from NOC
Craven CON gain from NOC
Crawley CON No change
Croydon CON No change
D
Council Result
Daventry CON No change
Derby NOC No change
Doncaster LAB gain from NOC
Dudley CON No change
E
Council Result
Ealing LAB Gain from CON
Eastleigh LD No change
Elmbridge CON No change
Enfield LAB gain from CON
Epping Forest CON No change
Exeter NOC No change
F
Council Result
Fareham CON No change
G
Council Result
Gateshead LAB No change
Gloucester NOC No change
Gosport CON gain from NOC
Great Yarmouth CON No change
Greenwich LAB No change
H
Council Result
Hackney LAB No change
Halton LAB No change
Hammersmith & Fulham CON No change
Haringey LAB No change
Harlow CON No change
Harrogate CON gain from NOC
Harrow LAB Gain from Con
Hart CON gain from NOC
Hartlepool LAB gain from NOC
Hastings LAB Gain from NOC
Havant CON No change
Havering CON No change
Hertsmere CON No change
Hillingdon CON No change
Hounslow LAB Gain from NOC
Huntingdonshire CON No change
Hyndburn CON lose to NOC
I
Council Result
Ipswich NOC No change
Islington LAB gain from NOC
K
Council Result
Kensington & Chelsea CON No change
Kingston-Upon-Hull LD No change
Kingston-Upon-Thames LD No change
Kirklees NOC No change
Knowsley LAB No change
L
Council Result
Lambeth LAB No change
Leeds NOC No change
Lewisham LAB gain from NOC
Lincoln CON lose to NOC
Liverpool LAB gain from LD
M
Council Result
Maidstone CON No change
Manchester LAB No change
Merton NOC No change
Milton Keynes NOC No change
Mole Valley CON lose to NOC
N
Council Result
Newcastle-Under-Lyme NOC No change
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne LD No change
Newham LAB No change
North East Lincolnshire NOC No change
North Hertfordshire CON No change
North Tyneside CON lose to NOC
Norwich NOC No change
Nuneaton & Bedworth NOC No change
O
Council Result
Oldham NOC No change
Oxford LAB gain from NOC
P
Council Result
Pendle NOC No change
Peterborough CON No change
Plymouth CON No change
Portsmouth LD No change
Preston NOC No change
Purbeck NOC No change
R
Council Result
Reading NOC No change
Redbridge NOC No change
Redditch CON No change
Reigate & Banstead CON No Change
Richmond-Upon-Thames CON Gain from LD
Rochdale LD lose to NOC
Rochford CON No change
Rossendale CON No change
Rotherham LAB No change
Rugby CON No change
Runnymede CON No change
Rushmoor CON No change
S
Council Result
Salford LAB No change
Sandwell LAB No change
Sefton NOC No change
Sheffield LD lose to NOC
Slough LAB No change
Solihull NOC No change
South Cambridgeshire CON No change
South Lakeland LD No change
South Tyneside LAB No change
Southampton CON No change
Southend-On-Sea CON No change
Southwark LAB gain from NOC
St Albans LD No change
St Helens LAB gain from NOC
Stevenage LAB No change
Stockport LD No change
Stoke-On-Trent NOC No change
Stratford-On-Avon CON No change
Stroud CON No change
Sunderland LAB No change
Sutton LD No change
Swale CON No change
Swindon CON No change
T
Council Result
Tameside LAB No change
Tamworth CON No change
Tandridge CON No change
Three Rivers LD No change
Thurrock NOC No change
Tower Hamlets LAB No change
Trafford CON No change
Tunbridge Wells CON No change
W
Council Result
Wakefield LAB No change
Walsall CON no change
Waltham Forest LAB Gain from NOC
Wandsworth CON No change
Warrington NOC No change
Watford LD No change
Waveney CON No change
Welwyn Hatfield CON No change
West Lancashire CON No change
West Lindsey CON No change
West Oxfordshire CON No change
Westminster CON No change
Weymouth & Portland NOC No change
Wigan LAB No change
Winchester LD gain from CON
Wirral NOC No change
Woking NOC No change
Wokingham Con No change
Wolverhampton NOC No change
Worcester NOC No change
Worthing CON No change
Wyre Forest CON No change


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