Below are the results of the Great Yarmouth borough council elections for 2016.
The make up of the council is now the Conservatives with 14 seats, UKIP 12, Labour 11 and two independents.
Bradwell North - UKIP GAIN
James Borg (Labour) 443
David Drewitt (Conservative) 575
Alan Grey (UKIP) 586
TURNOUT 30.8pc
MAJORITY 11
Bradwell South and Hopton - UKIP GAIN
Sue Hacon (UKIP) 633
Julia Miller (Conservative) 581
Hilary Wainwright (Labour) 439
TURNOUT 31pc
MAJORITY 52
Central and Northgate - UKIP GAIN
Tony Harris (Lib Dem) 85
Lee Sutton (Labour) 523
John Taylor (Conservative) 247
Chris Walch (UKIP) 602
TURNOUT 26pc
MAJORITY 79
Claydon - Labour HOLD
Stephen Ames (Conservative) 299
Carol Borg (Labour) 665
Philip Grimmer (UKIP) 544
TURNOUT 27.4pc
MAJORITY 121
East Flegg - Conservative HOLD
James Bensly (Conservative) 726
Gary Boyd (Labour) 265
Kenneth Petersen (Greens) 96
Carly Webb (UKIP) 387
TURNOUT 36.7pc
MAJORITY 339
Gorleston - Conservative HOLD
Peter Fitzgerald (UKIP) 340
Emma Flaxman-Taylor (Conservative) 622
Tony Wright (Labour) 463
TURNOUT 35.5pc
MAJORITY 159
Magdalen - Labour HOLD
Patricia Page (Conservative) 435
Sylvia Pratt (Labour) 811
Joshua Turton (Greens) 190
TURNOUT 27.8pc
MAJORITY 376
Nelson - Labour HOLD
Michael Jeal (Labour) 653
Aurelio Spinola (UKIP) 466
Anthony Taylor (Conservative) 190
TURNOUT 24pc
MAJORITY 187
Ormesby - Conservative HOLD
Cliff Cotgrove (UKIP) 357
Charles Reynolds (Conservative) 599
John Simmons (Labour and Co-op) 252
TURNOUT 34pc
MAJORITY 242
St Andrews - Labour HOLD
Tracey Darnell (Greens) 51
Marlene Fairhead 428
Peter Phipps (UKIP) 222
George Rogers 276
TURNOUT 28.5pc
MAJORITY 152
Southtown and Cobholm - Labour HOLD
Margaret Greenacre (Conservative) 109
Gary Paige (UKIP) 376
Paula Waters-Bunn (Labour) 393
TURNOUT 24.3pc
MAJORITY 17
West Flegg - Conservative HOLD
Barry Coleman (Conservative) 908
Christina Stewart (Labour) 397
TURNOUT 32.6pc
MAJORITY 511
Yarmouth North - UKIP GAIN
Graham Carpenter (Conservative) 372
Nicholas Dyer (Lib Dem) 45
Paul Hammond (UKIP) 443
Christina Horne (Labour and Co-op) 382
TURNOUT 34.8pc
MAJORITY 61
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