The Waveney District Council count has finished in Lowestoft and the Conservative party have lost the overall majority - however they remain the joint-leading party with Labour as both have 23 seats.
With all seats having been declared both the Conservatives and Labour party were deadlocked on 23 seats apiece, with one seat for the Greens and one Independent, meaning there is no overall control in Waveney.
While the Conservatives lost two seats and Labour gained eight, the Liberal Democrats have lost both of their seats in the Kirkley ward.
It is understood that the Conservative party is now in talks with Independent councillor Peter Collecott and Green's Graham Elliot in an attempt to retain a Conservative majority administration. Further announcements are expected this weekend.
This is the first year that all 48 seats have been contested in the district and 43.18 per cent turned out to cast their vote. The the AV referendum turnout in Waveney was 43.1 per cent.
Here are the final results:
Beccles North - Conservative hold, Green hold
GRAHAM ELLIOT (Green) 887
CHRISTOPHER PUNT (Con) 749
Nicky Elliot (Green) 692
Brian Woodruff (Con) 664
Mark Blunt (Lab) 316
Diana Coghill (Lab) 299
Doug Farmer (Lib Dem) 128
Beccles South - Labour gain both seats from Conservative
ALAN THWAITES (Lab) 623
KEITH JENKINS (Lab) 620
Barry Bee (Con) 509
Norman Brooks (Con) 438
Maxine Narburgh (Green) 274
Graham Catchpole (Ind) 260
Paul Jackson (Green) 234
Stuart Foulger (UKIP) 199
Blything - Conservative hold
ALISON CACKETT (Con) 539
Helen Compton (Lab) 200
Tamsin Elliot (Green) 139
Turnout of 50.2pc
Bungay - Conservative hold both seats
JOHN GROOM (Con) 793
SIMON WOODS (Con) 582
Kate Jackson (Green) 573
John Shanahan (Lab) 460
Josiah Meldrum (Green 429
Natasha Ray (Lab) 374
Dave O'Neill (Lib Dem) 194
Carlton - Conservative hold both seats
STEPHEN ARDLEY (Con) 597
FRANK MORTIMER (Con) 596
Timothy Fisher (Lab) 407
John Fryers (Lab) 402
Harry Ashbee (UKIP) 243
George Hawes (Ind) 114
Andrew Thomas (LD) 96
John Nixon (Green) 78
Chris Thomas (LD) 64
Carlton Colville - Conservative hold two seats and Labour gain a seat from Independent
PAUL LIGHT (Con) 870
KATHLEEN GRANT (Con) 864
JOSE BAMONDE (Lab) 858
Janet Craig (Lab) 819
Haggerty (Con) 817
Brian Kite (Lab) 754
Bill Mountford (UKIP) 498
Dave Norton (Ind) 397
Patricia Hawes (Ind) 299
Richard Vinton (Green) 195
Brian Howe (No description) 86
Gunton and Corton - Conservative hold both seats
MARY RUDD (Con) 906
DAVID COULAM (Con) 860
Christian Newsome (Lab) 457
Peter Thomassen (Lab) 392
Deborah Dann (LD) 205
Paul Newbery (UKIP) 183Peter Eyres (Green) 179
Steven Taylor (LD) 160
Halesworth - Conservative hold both seats
PADDY FLEGG (Con) 851
TONY GOLDSON (Con) 796
David Thomas (Lab) 546
Tobias Walton (Lab) 376
Jen Berry (Green) 316
Christopher Dyer (UKIP) 277
Harbour - Labour hold all three seats
IAN GRAHAM (Lab) 863
TESS GANDY (Lab) 794
JULIAN SWAINSON (Lab) 727
Scott Ardley (Con) 448
Liz Dack (Con) 380
Beckie Raven (Con) 360
Dorothy Blenkinsopp (Ind) 309
Louis Barfe (Green) 267
Chris Goodings (Green) 226
Doug Hoffman (Green) 211
Jenny Hinton (No description) 206
Kessingland - Labour gain one seat from Conservative, Conservative hold other seat
ALAN BROWN (Lab) 653
BRUCE PROVAN (Con) 650
Robert Riley (Lab) 547
Jamie Starling (Con) 539
Jack Tyler (UKIP) 502
Emma Waller (Green) 229
Kirkley - Labour gain two seats from Liberal Democrats and hold other seat
YVONNE CHERRY (Lab) 783
GARETH DOUCE (Lab) 719
JUNE FORD (Lab) 712
Andrew Shepherd (Lib D) 496
Rose Hudson (Lib D) 431
Kathy Gosling (Con) 333
Bernard Reader (Con) 295
May Reader (Con) 252
George Langley (Gr) 293
Paul Foulger (UKIP) 248
Lothingland - Conservative hold
PAUL ASHDOWN (Con) 330
Peter Hytch (Lab) 218
Bertie Poole (UKIP) 99
David Pigney (Green) 79
Turnout 49.02pc
Normanston - Labour hold all three seats
KEITH PATIENCE (Lab) 1059
PETER COGHILL (Lab) 860
JACKI WHEATLEY (Lab) 827
Jan Corbett (Con) 506
Kathy Dillulo (Con) 464
Ken Sale (Con) 426
Philip Beer (UKIP) 313
Kerri Edmondson (Green) 282
Oulton - Labour gain from Independent and Independent hold other seat
MIKE IVES-KEELER (Lab) 502
PETER COLLECOTT (Ind) 492
Deanna Law (Con) 474
Katie Webb (Lab) 420
Vince Rule (Con) 372
Jed Smith (Green) 117
Joy Russell (Lib Dem) 105
Oulton Broad - Conservative gain one previously vacant seat and hold the other seat
MIKE BARNARD (Con) 797
COLIN LAW (Con) 715
Leonard Jacklin (Lab) 577
Shaun Wade (Lab) 496
James Robinson (UKIP) 193
Michelle Narburgh (Green) 169
James Russell (Lib Dem) 112
Pakefield - Labour hold all three seats
PETER BYATT (Lab) 1098
SONIA BARKER (Lab) 1018
MALCOLM PITCHERS (Lab) 989
Susan Weston (Con) 794
Linda Bee (Con) 703
Chris Scott (Con) 657
Derek Hackett (UKIP) 503
Jonathan Andersson (Green) 323
Southwold and Reydon - Conservative gain one previously vacant seat and hold the other seat
MICHAEL LADD (Con) 1110
SUE ALLEN (Con) 945
George Wheatley (Lab) 454
Josette Bellham (Lab) 293
Simon Thompson (Gr) 265
St Margarets - Labour hold all three seats
MALCOLM CHERRY (Lab) 1051
ROGER BELLHAM (Lab) 1037
ALLYSON BARRON (Lab) 1024
Linda Coulam (Con) 858
Iftekhar Alam (Con) 707
Rachel Ritchie (Con) 675
Bernard Ladd (UKIP) 375
Trevor Rix (Green) 269
Michelle Lavill (Lib Dem) 208
The Saints - Conservative hold
DAVID RITCHIE (Con) 626
John Sanderson (Green) 227
Benjamin Murray (Lab) 144
Wainford - Conservative hold
KEVIN SPRINGALL (Con) 553
Robert Kane (Lab) 186
Amanda-Jane Stones (Green) 172
Whitton - Labour hold two seats and gain a seat from Conservative
TOD SULLIVAN (Lab) 1055
NICK WEBB (Lab) 1030
SARAH JANE WEBB (Lab) 964
Susan Bowring (Con) 745
Fiona Beesley (Con) 675
Raymond Roy (Con) 525
Tricia Grint (UKIP) 440
Tom Hammond (Green) 280
Sandra Tonge (Lib Dem)272
Worlingham - Conservative hold both seats
MARK BEE (Con) 1046
ANDY DRAPER (Con) 951
Sylvia Robbins (Lab) 655
Lindy Cocker (Lab) 571
Eric Wareham (Green) 274
Wrentham - Conservative hold
MARTIN PARSONS (Con) 541
James Wells (Lab) 218
Michael Milan (Green) 126
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