Election 2019: results from councils around Calendar region

Conservatives gain control of North East Derbyshire council from Labour.

New composition is as follows - Brackets show seats gained and lost.

• Conservatives: 30 (+12)
• Labour: 18 (-15)
• Liberal Democrats: 3 (+2)
• Independent: 2 (+1)

No party has overall control in Scarborough council - boundary change

New composition is as follows - Brackets show number of seats gained or lost.

• Conservatives: 16 (-9)
• Independent: 14 (+4)
• Labour: 13
• Green: 2
• UKIP: 1 (+1)

Independent remain in control of Mansfield council.

The new composition is as follows - Brackets show the seats gained and lost.

• Independent: 19
• Labour: 15 (-1)
• Conservatives: 2 (+1)

Labour has taken control of High Peak Council.

The new composition is as follows - Brackets showing the seats gained and lost.

• Labour: 22 (+5)
• Conservatives: 16 (-7)
• Liberal Democrats: 3 (+1)
• Green: 2 (+2)
• Independent: 0 (-1)

No change in East Lindsey where the Conservatives remain the largest party.

The composition of the council is as follows - Brackets show the seats gained or lost.

• Conservatives: 29 (-9)
• Independent: 18 (+9)
• Labour: 7 (+3)
• Liberal Democrats: 1
• UKIP 0 (-3)

No single party has overall control in York Council - no change

The new composition is as follows:

• Liberal Democrats: 21 (+10)
• Labour: 17 (+4)
• Green: 4
• Independent: 3 (- 6)
• Conservative: 2 (- 8)

Labour retains control of Bradford Council.

The new composition is as follows (with changes shown in brackets):

• Labour: 52 (+1)
• Conservatives: 22 (+1)
• Liberal Democrats: 9
• Independent: 5 (-2)
• Green: 2

Labour retains control of Chesterfield Council.

The new composition is as follows (with changes shown in brackets):

• Labour: 28 (-7)
• Liberal Democrats: 17 (+7)
• Independent: 3

No change at Ryedale District Council leaving no party with overall control.

The new composition is as follows (with changes shown in brackets):

• Conservative: 12 (-1)
• Independent: 11
• Liberal: 5 (+1)
• Liberal Democrat: 2

The Conservatives retain control of Selby District Council.

The new composition is as follows (with changes shown in brackets):

• Conservative: 16 (-5)
• Labour: 8 (+1)
• Independent: 7 (+4)