Council make-up: Con 18, Lab 10, Lib Dem 2, Ind 6 - click headline for individual ward results
ALL SAINTS WARD (1 seat): Con hold
Francis David Lankester ( Con ) 782
Andrew Watson ( Lab ) 559
Douglas Robert Menzies ( Soc Alt ) 220
Turnout: 32 per cent
BEDWARDINE WARD (1 seat): Con hold
David Kingsley Clark ( Con ) 900
Simon Paul Joseph Arnold ( Lab ) 389
Louis Joseph Shay Stephen (Lib Dem) 325
Turnout: 30.5 per cent
CLAINES WARD (1 seat): Lib Dem gain
Elizabeth Ruth Smith ( Lib Dem ) 1,346
William Alexander Elsy ( Con ) 1,009
Turnout: 44 per cent
HOLY TRINITY WARD (1 seat): (Lab hold)
Geoffrey Williams ( Lab ) 566
Martin David Roberts ( BNP ) 271
Robert Campbell ( Con) 259
Turnout: 26.2 per cent
NUNNERY WARD (1 seat): (Ind hold)
Michael John Layland ( Ind ) 852
Christopher Jonathan Taylor ( Lab ) 505
James Stuart Maguire Denlegh-Maxwell ( Con ) 212
Turnout: 32 per cent
ST BARNABAS WARD (1 seat): (Lab hold)
Adrian Stewart Gregson ( Lab ) 563
Nicholas Charles Turner ( Con ) 196
Turnout: 18.3 per cent
ST CLEMENT WARD (1 seat): (Con gain)
Paul Richard Coveney ( Ind ) 394
Matthew Lamb ( Lab ) 858
Colin Andrew Phillips ( Con ) 871
Turnout: 33.5 per cent
ST JOHN WARD (1 seat): (Lab hold)
David Christopher Candler ( Lab ) 753
Colin William Layland ( Ind ) 396
Gordon Bruce Hazelton ( Con ) 185
Jean Margaret Eaves ( UKIP ) 83
Turnout: 28.5 per cent
ST MARTIN WARD (1 seat): (Con gain)
Lucy Caroline Hodgson ( Con ) 1,460
Pamela Clayton ( Lab ) 1,447
Turnout: 23.6 per cent
ST NICHOLAS WARD (2 seats): (Lab hold)
Robert Clifton Peachey ( Lab ) 837
Richard Ian Bird ( Lab ) 834
David Arthur Tibbutt ( Con ) 759
Rodney Leonard Staines ( Con ) 715
Turnout: 33 per cent
ST PETER WARD (1 seat): (Con hold)
Robert Henry Rowden ( Con ) 1,121
George Squires ( Lab ) 524
Craig Alan Mills ( Ind ) 522
Iain David Macbriar ( Lib Dem ) 446
Turnout: 30 per cent
ST STEPHEN WARD (1 seat): (Con hold)
Stephen Paul Inman ( Con ) 990
Paul Henry Griffiths ( Lib Dem ) 335
Ali Asghar ( Lab ) 328
Turnout: 30.8 per cent
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