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Results: Thursday 26th February 2009.

Broxtowe BC, Greasley (Giltbrook and Newthorpe)
Con 1125 (49.1; +0.5)
Lab 600 (26.2; +1.6)
BNP 301 (13.1; -2.5)
LD Gwen Robb 232 (10.1; -0.9)
UKIP 31 (1.4; +1.4)
Majority 525
Turnout 46%
Con hold
Percentage change is since 2007

East Devon DC, Honiton St Michaels
LD Marion Olive 636 (51.1; +51.1)
Con 609 (48.9; -20.9)
[Lab (0.0; -30.2)]
Majority 27
Turnout 23.7%
LD gain from Con
Percentage change is since 2007

Epsom and Ewell BC, Court
Lab 377 (33.0; +2.2)
LD Julia Kirkland 343 (30.0; -10.0)
Con 281 (24.6; +7.5)
Residents 143 (12.5; +0.2)
Majority 34
Turnout 26.9%
Lab gain from LD
Percentage change is since 2007

Epsom and Ewell BC, Ruxley
Con 564 (51.3; +13.0)
Residents 363 (33.0; -11.7)
Lab 73 (6.6; -2.6)
LD Margaret Derrett 60 (5.5; -2.2)
UKIP 40 (3.6; +3.6)
Majority 201
Turnout 24.5%
Con gain from Residents
Percentage change is since 2007

Walsall MBC, Rushall-Shelfield
Con 809 (49.8; -11.2)
Lab 411 (25.3; +5.6)
LD Leslie Smith 178 (11.0; -1.5)
UKIP 165 (10.2; +10.2)
Green 61 (3.8; -3.1)
Majority 398
Turnout 18.0%
Con hold
Percentage change is since 2008

Felixstowe TC, Felixstowe East
Con 535 (35.8)
LD Bernard Price 473 (31.6)
Save Felixstowe Countryside 404 (27.0)
Lab 84 (5.6)
Majority 62
Turnout not known
Con hold

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