Lib Dems remain in charge in Cheltenham
The Liberal Democrats have held on to control of the council in Cheltenham with no change in the number of seats they held.
Conservatives lose control of Gloucester City Council
The Conservatives have lost control of the council to "no overall control"
Swindon remains in Conservative control...just.
In Swindon, the Conservatives have kept control of the council - just. They now have a majority of just one seat.
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The Tories lost control in Gloucester, which went to No Overall Control, but they held onto Swindon. The Liberal Democrats held onto Cheltenham and there's still no overall control in Stroud.
Local Election 2012: No change in Stroud
The final result is in from Stroud: The council remains under "no overall control."
Labour have gained 5 seats, the Conservatives have lost 4 and the Green party have lost 1.
The make-up of the council now stands at: Con 21, Lab 16, LD 6, Green 5, Ind 3.
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Lib Dems remain in charge in Cheltenham
The Liberal Democrats have held on to control of the council in Cheltenham with no change in the number of seats they held.
Read the full storyConservatives lose control of Gloucester City Council
The Conservatives have lost control of the council to "no overall control"
Read the full storySwindon remains in Conservative control...just.
In Swindon, the Conservatives have kept control of the council - just. They now have a majority of just one seat.
Read the full storyLocal Election 2012: Council make-up in Swindon
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Local Election 2012 result: Conservatives hold on to control in Swindon
Local Election 2012: Council make-up in Cheltenham
Local Election 2012 result: Lib Dems hold on to control in Cheltenham
Local Election 2012: Conservatives hold on to control in Swindon
In Swindon, the Conservatives have kept control of the council - just. They now have a majority of just one seat. It was a very close contest with Labour, who had targeted Swindon as a possible gain. The whole council was up for election, with boundary changes in place.
Labour gained 7 seats, while the Conservatives lost 8 and the Independents also lost 1. The make-up of the council now stands: Conservatives: 29, Labour: 24, Lib Dem: 4