Local Elections 2016
There are elections for councillors on 22 local councils in the Anglia region on Thursday 5 May along with new Police & Crime Commissioners.
There are elections for councillors on 22 local councils in the Anglia region on Thursday 5 May along with new Police & Crime Commissioners.
All parties ending up claiming some measure of victory in the local council elections in the Anglia region.
The Conservatives won the most seats overall and won back at outright working majority on Peterborough City Council. But the party also lost the most seats in the Anglia region - down 16 overall.
Labour, UKIP and the Liberal Democrats all made gains while the Greens made losses overall.
Here is a round-up of the local election action from across the Anglia region.
Matthew Hudson has been looking at the west of the patch.
While Kate Prout has at look at what happened in the East.
David Cameron has arrived in Peterborough to celebrate his party's victory in the local elections.
It was a mixed night for the major parties in the local elections. Take a look how the region's MPs reacted to the results.
UKIP have made further gains in the local elections in the Anglia region and the Conservatives have won back control in Peterborough.