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Results: Thursday 11th December 2008.

East Ayrshire UA, Ballochmyle
Full details not yet available
Lab hold
Turnout 29%.

Fenland DC, Parson Drove and Wisbech St Mary
Con 512 (50.6; -49.4)
LD Gavin Booth 208 (20.6; +20.6)
Lab 190 (18.8; +18.8)
Green 101 (10.0; +10.0)
Majority 304
Turnout not known
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007 (Con unopposed)

Hillingdon LBC, Northwood
Con 1216 (64.4; -1.20)
LD Alan Prue 466 (24.7; +3.8)
Lab 116 (6.1; +6.1)
Green 66 (3.5; +3.5)
Ind 25 (1.3; -12.2)
Majority 750
Turnout 22.1%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2006

Newark and Sherwood DC, Clipstone
Lab 326 (43.4; +7.3)
LD Christopher Orton 216 (28.8; +28.8)
Ind 157 (20.9; -22.3)
Con 52 (6.9; -13.8)
Majority 110
Turnout 22.9%
Lab gain from Ind
Percentage change is since May 2007

North Ayrshire UA, Kilbirnie and Beith
Details not yet available.

Bradfield PC, Stannington
LD Katie Condliffe 763 (79.2)
Con 200 (20.8)
Majority 563
Turnout 22%
LD hold

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