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Results: Thursday 17th April 2008.

Didcot TC, Didcot Park
Lab 378 (39.0), Con 334 (34.5), LD Tony Worgan 257 (26.5).
Majority 44. Turnout 22%. Lab hold.

Eden DC, Morland
Ind 198 (52.1; +7.1), Con 108 (28.4; -26.6), LD John Turner 74 (19.5; +19.5).
Majority 90. Turnout 38.1%. Ind gain from Con. (Percentage change since May 2007).

Suffolk CC, Stowmarket North and Stowupland
Con 834 (38.8; -0.7), LD Nicky Turner 781 (36.3; +18.1), Green 231 (10.7; +1.6), Lab 190 (8.8; -24.5), UKIP 114 (5.3; +5.3).
Majority 53. Turnout 27%. Con hold. (Percentage change since May 2005).

Further Results: -
10th April 2008.
Thatcham TC, North
LD Glyn Slater 831 (58.4), Con 591 (41.6).

3rd April 2008.
Penwortham TC, Charnock
Con 348, Lab 168, LD Andrew Fowler 161.
Con hold.

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