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The latest updates on local electoral information are as follows.

Results

Herefordshire: The postponed election in Ross North division held on 6 June was won by Chris Bartrum. Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative.
South Staffordshire: The postponed election in Wombourne South West ward held on 6 June was won by Mike Davies and Vincent Merrick. Two Conservative holds.

Bridgend: Roz Stirman, who was elected as an Independent in Llangeinor division, has joined Plaid Cymru.
Lincolnshire: Robert Foulkes, who was elected for the Conservatives in Stamford East division, has left the party to sit as an Independent councillor. A former UK Independence Party member, he is opposed to the Conservative Party approach to Brexit.
Powys: Mark Barnes, who was elected for the Conservatives in Newtown Llanllwchaiarn West division, has left the party to sit as a non-aligned county councillor.

Cardiff: Whitchurch and Tongwynlais division, after the death of veteran Conservative councillor Tim Davies. Term ends 2022.
Chorley: Eccleston and Mawdesley ward, after the death of Conservative councillor Henry Caunce. Term ends May next year.
Hounslow: Heston West ward, after the death of veteran Labour councillor Rajinder Bath. Term ends 2022.
South Lanarkshire: East Kilbride Central North ward, after the death of Independent councillor Sheena Wardhaugh, who was elected for the Scottish National Party. Term ends 2022.

Chorley: The byelection due in Eccleston and Mawdesley ward will be held on 4 July.
East Riding of Yorkshire: The byelection due in Bridlington North ward will be held on 11 July.
Richmond-upon-Thames: The byelection due in East Sheen ward will be held on 18 July.

Conwy: After leader Gareth Jones sacked cabinet member for finance Sam Rowlands, a motion to remove him from office was passed on the chair’s casting vote. A new administration has been formed by the Conservative and Conwy First Independent groups together with one Independent councillor, under the leadership of Sam Rowlands.
Southend-on-Sea: Although a Conservative leader was elected at the annual meeting, opposition groups subsequently came to an agreement and at a special meeting on Monday the Conservative administration was removed. The council will now be run by a coalition of Labour, Independent and Liberal Democrat councillors.

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