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Results: Thursday 2nd October 2008.

Braintree DC, Witham West
Con 508 (40.9; +1.2)
Lab 373 (30.1; +3.2)
LD Joy Reekie 182 (14.7; -2.2)
Green 178 (14.3; -2.1)
Majority 135
Turnout 24%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Herefordshire UA, Leominster South
Ind 515 (41.4; +20.8)
Con 397 (31.9; -12.2)
Green 200 (16.1; -4.9)
LD Matthew Lane 131 (10.5; -3.7)
Majority 118
Turnout 28.1%
Ind gain from Con
Percentage change is since May 2007

Hillingdon LBC, West Ruislip
Con 1351 (52.4; +1.4)
LD Adrian Betts 860 (33.4; +2.3)
Lab 147 (5.7; -2.5)
BNP 111 (4.3; +4.3)
Green 55 (2.1; -7.5)
National Front Regain Control Of Britain 52 (2.0; +2.0)
Majority 491
Turnout 32.3%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2006

Lincolnshire CC, Bourne Abbey
Con 760 (41.4; -12.9)
Ind 355 (19.3; +19.3)
BNP 239 (13.0; +13.0)
Lab 202 (11.0; -34.7)
LD Peter Morris 198 (10.8; +10.8)
Green 42 (2.3; +2.3)
UKIP 41 (2.2; +2.2)
Majority 405
Turnout 21%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2005

Oswestry BC, Castle
LD Romer Hoseason 198 (38.7; +0.3)
Con 174 (34.1; -27.5)
Ind 139 (27.2; +27.2)
Majority 59
Turnout 23.9%
LD gain from Con
Percentage change is since May 2007

Redcar and Cleveland UA, Kirkleatham
LD John Hannon 1031 (56.4; +25.5)
Lab 486 (26.6; -15.9)
Con 204 (11.2; -15.5)
BNP 106 (5.8; +5.8)
Majority 545
Turnout 36.8%
LD gain from Lab
Percentage change is since May 2007

Swale BC, Teynham and Lynsted
Con 463 (63.4; +3.3)
Lab 189 (25.9; -1.7)
LD Brenda Hammond 78 (10.7; -1.6)
Majority 274
Turnout 17.6%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Taunton Deane BC, Ruishton and Creech
Con 902 (56.3; +6.8)
LD Cilla Owen 700 (43.7; +3.2)
[Green (0.0; -10.0)]
Majority 202
Turnout not known
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Witham TC, Witham West
Con 474 (38.7)
Lab 343 (28.0)
Green 206 (16.8)
LD Joy Reekie 185 (15.1)
Ind 18 (1.5)
Majority 131
Turnout 24.0%
Con hold


Further result from Thursday 25th September 2008.

Truro City Council, Boscawen LD Joe Taylor 612 (48.6)Con 388 (30.8)Mebyon Kernow 151 (12.0)Lab 107 (8.5)Majority 224Turnout 27.5%LD gain from Mebyon Kernow

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