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Analysis: 'Pretty disastrous' result for the Tories
Bethan Nimmo
Political reporter, BBC Radio Oxford
Even though Oxfordshire County Council went into this
election as no overall control and comes out of it the same,
that really doesn’t tell the full story.
For the Conservatives to have lost nine seats, including
leader Ian Hudspeth’s division of Woodstock, is pretty disastrous.
On the other hand, it was undeniably a very good day for the
Liberal Democrats and Greens who picked up eight and three seats, respectively.
Going forward, it is not clear who will be running the council
– there will certainly have to be a coalition of some sort to make a majority.
It is further complicated by a legal challenge of
the result in the Banbury Ruscote ward by Labour, where the party unexpectedly lost a
seat to the Conservatives.
If that is overturned, it would leave the Conservatives and
Liberal Democrats with exactly 21 seats each.
Oxfordshire County Council stays no overall control
The results are in for the Oxfordshire
County Council elections and it remains no overall control.
The Conservatives remain the largest party -
but only by one seat, having lost nine.
Labour has also confirmed it is mounting a
legal challenge after unexpectedly losing a seat in Banbury to the
Conservatives.
If that result is overturned, the Liberal Democrats and
Conservatives would both have 21 seats.
Here are the final results, compared to the
2017 election.