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Results: Thursday 7.2.08

East Lindsey DC, Roughton
Ind 383 (64.0; +20.6), Con 215 (36.0; -7.5), [LD (0.0; -13.2)].
Majority 168. Turnout 32.7%. Ind gain from Con. Last fought 2007.

Great Yarmouth BC, Bradwell South and Hopton
Con 475 (37.4; -15.8), LD Aleck Buchanan 397 (31.2; +31.2), Lab 254 (20.0; -7.9), UKIP 116 (9.1; -9.8), Green 29 (2.3; +2.3).
Majority 78. Turnout not known. Con hold. Last fought 2007.

Hertfordshire CC, Harpenden South West
Con 2161 (66.6; +10.4), LD Alison Steer 819 (25.3; -0.4), Lab 153 (4.7; -7.2), Green 110 (3.4; -2.8).
Majority 1342. Turnout 30.2%. Con hold. Last fought 2005

Kirkburton PC, Kirkheaton
LD Alison Munro 455 (70.3), Con 107 (16.5), Ind 85 (13.1).
Majority 348. Turnout 20.9%. LD gain from Con.

Lancashire CC, Thornton Cleveleys Central
Con 1536 (48.3; +7.7), Lab 934 (29.4; -6.1), UKIP 489 (15.4; +9.5), LD Philip Pitman 220 (6.9; -11.1).
Majority 602. Turnout not known. Con hold. Last fought 2005.

Newcastle-under-Lyme DC, Butt Lane
Lab 295 (35.2; +7.9), LD Dennis Richards 264 (31.5; -8.0), Con 161 (19.2; +10.5), UKIP 117 (14.0; -2.3), [Ind (0.0; -8.2)].
Majority 31. Turnout not known. Lab hold. Last fought 2007.

Portsmouth UA, Copnor
LD Andy Fraser 1835 (55.8; +38.4), Con 904 (27.5; -18.6), Lab 349 (10.6; -8.2), English Democrats 117 (3.6; -13.6), UKIP 57 (1.7; +1.7), Ind 28 (0.9; +0.9).
Majority 931. Turnout 33.9%. LD gain from Con. Last fought 2007.

Poulton with Fearnhead PC, Cinnamon Brow
LD Leanne Dysart 259 (63.5), Lab 149 (36.5).
Majority 110. Turnout not known. LD gain from Lab.

Totnes TC, Town
LD Tyrone Harewood elected unopposed on 11.1.08. LD gain from Independent.

Trowbridge TC, Trowbridge North East
LD Glyn Bridges 509 (52.2), Con 467 (47.8).
Majority 42. Turnout 23.0%. LD gain from Con.

West Devon BC, Tavistock North
LD 812 (59.3; +33.7), Con 425 (31.0; +4.2), Green 133 (9.7; -5.0), [UKIP (0.0; -12.3)], [Ind (0.0; -20.5)].
Majority 387. Turnout 33.9%. LD gain from Con. Last fought 2007.

Wiltshire CC, Holt and Paxcroft
Ind 1075 (41.0; +6.7), LD Trevor Carbin 994 (37.9; -0.1), Con 458 (17.4; -10.2), Lab 53 (2.0; +2.0), Green 45 (1.7; +1.7).
Majority 81. Turnout 37.0%. Ind gain from LD. Last fought 2005.

Wiltshire CC, Trowbridge East
Con 1363 (49.2; +17.4), LD Thomas James 1176 (42.5; -7.5), Green 229 (8.3; +8.3), [Lab (0.0; -18.2)].
Majority 187. Turnout 19.2%. Con gain from LD. Last fought 2005.

Wycombe DC, Marlow North and West
Con 928 (61.1; +3.6), LD Carol Cummins 382 (25.1; -8.4), Lab 209 (13.8; +4.9).
Majority 546. Turnout 22.6%. Con hold. Last fought 2007.

Wyre DC, Victoria
Con 769 (51.9; -10.1), Lab 339 (22.9; +1.1), BNP 222 (15.0; +15.0), UKIP 151 (10.2; -6.0).
Majority 430. Turnout not known. Con hold. Last fought 2007.

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