Wales at the polls: Local elections 2017

• Welsh Labour 47
• Plaid Cymru 18
• Independents 4
• Conservatives 4
• Liberal Democrats 1
• Cynon Valley Party 1

Labour has easily kept control of Rhondda Cynon Taf, although Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood pointed to advances by her party in her Assembly constituency of the Rhondda.

• Labour 50
• Plaid Cymru 18
• Independent 5

Labour have comfortably kept control of Caerphilly council.

• Plaid Cymru 14
• Independents 13
• Labour 2
• Liberal Democrats 1

Plaid Cymru gained two seats to be left just short of overall control. Whether the party gains the leadership of Anglesey council will depend on whether it can win over any of the independents, most of whom did a deal with Labour last time.

• Plaid: 36
• Independent: 16
• Labour: 22

After what he's calling a "mixed night" for Labour, plus better results today in Rhondda Cynon Taf and Caerphilly, First Minister Carwyn Jones has called for a re-focus on the General Election campaign, to be fought "with our own Welsh Labour values".

• Conservative 16
• Labour 13
• Plaid Cymru 9
• Independent 8
• Liberal Democrat 1

Although Denbighshire remains a council with no overall control, the Conservatives have gained nine extra seats. Labour lost five and the independents six. Plaid Cymru and the Liberal Democrats have each gained a seat.

• Plaid Cymru 28
• Labour 14
• Independents 14

If Plaid Cymru and the independents renew their coalition, they already have a majority of the 74 seats on Carmarthenshire council.

• Independent 18
• Conservative 16
• Plaid Cymru 10
• Labour 8
• Liberal Democrats 4
• Other 1

With just two seats left to declare, another coalition looks inevitable in Conwy.

• Labour 34
• Plaid Cymru 10
• Independent 2
• Liberal Democrats 1
• Cynon Valley Party 1