VOTERS headed to the polls yesterday to decide the make up of Denbighshire County Council and Conwy County Council.
Counting has now started in Denbigh Leisure Centre and in Venue Cymru in Llandudno.
Denbighshire:
Dyserth: David wynn Williams - Independent
Prestatyn Meliden: Peter Arnold Evans - Independent
St Asaph East: David Andrew Thomas - Conservative
Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd: Hugh Hesketh Evans - Independent
Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch: Joseph Stephen Welch - Independent
Bodelwyddan: Richard Mainon - Conservative
St Asaph West: Peter Scott - Conservative
Efenechtyd: Eryl Wyn Williams - Plaid Cymru
Denbigh Central: Gwyneth Mai Kensler - Plaid Cymru
Denbigh Lower: Mark John Young - Independent
Denbigh Lower: Rhys Thomas - Plaid Cymru
Denbigh Upper/Henllan: Geraint Lloyd-Williams - Labour
Glenn Swingler: Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales - Plaid Cymru
St Asaph East: David Andrew Thomas - Conservative
Tremeirchion: Margaret Christine Marston - Conservative
Trefnant: Meirick Lloyd Davies - Plaid Cymru
Llanarmon-yn-Iâl: Martyn Laurie Holland - Conservative
Llandyrnog: Thomas Merfyn Parry - Independent
Rhyl South West: Patricia Margaret Jones - Labour
Rhyl South West: Peter Prendergast - Labour
Rhuddlan: Janet Ann Davies - Conservative
Rhuddlan: Arwel Roberts - Plaid Cymru
Prestatyn East: Anton Sampson - Conservative
Prestatyn East: Julian Thompson-Hill - Conservative
Rhyl East: Barry Mellor - Labour
Rhyl East: Anthony Christopher Thomas - Conservative
Rhyl South: Jeanette Chamberlain-Jones - Labour
Rhyl South: Ellie Marie Chard - Labour
Prestatyn Central: Hugh Carson Irving - Conservative
Prestatyn Central: Elizabeth Tina Jones - Conservative
Prestatyn North: Rachel Rebecca Flynn - Conservative
Prestatyn North: George Peter Anthony Flynn - Conservative
Prestatyn North: Paul Alan Penlington - Labour
Prestatyn South West: Gareth Lloyd Davies - Conservative
Prestatyn South West: Bob Murray - Labour
Ruthin: Huw Hilditch-Roberts - Independent
Ruthin: Emrys Wynne - Plaid Cymru
Ruthin: Robina Lynn Feeley - Liberal Democrats
Llangollen: Graham Timms - Labour
Llangollen: Thomas Melvyn Mile - Independent
Rhyl South East: Brian Blakeley - Labour
Rhyl South East: Cheryl Lynne Williams - Labour
Rhyl South East: Brian Jones - Conservative
Corwen: Huw Llewelyn Jones - Plaid Cymru (No contest)
Rhyl West: Joan Butterfield - Labour (No contest)
Rhyl West: Alan James - Labour (No contest)
Final results in Denbighshire: Conservatives (16), Labour (13), Plaid Cymru (9), Independent (8), Liberal Democrat (1). Turn out: 35 per cent
Conwy
Abergele - Pensarn: Alan Hunter - Independent
Abergele - Gele: Andrew David Wood - Independent
Abergele - Gele: Mark Edward Baker - Welsh Conservative
Abergele - Gele: Pauline Susan Heap-Williams - Welsh Conservative
Bae Cinmel / Kinmel Bay: Geoffrey David Corry - Welsh Conservative Party
Bae Cinmel / Kinmel Bay: Michael David Smith - Independent
Bae Cinmel / Kinmel Bay: Nigel David Smith - Independent
Betws-y-Coed: Liz Roberts - Plaid Cymru
Betws-yn-Rhos: Ifor Glyn Lloyd - Independent
Bryn: Andrew Richard Hinchliff - Welsh Labour
Caerhun: Goronwy Owen Edwards - Independent
Capelulo: Kathleen Anne McCaffrey - Independent
Colwyn: Cheryl Lynne Carlisle - Welsh Conservative Party
Colwyn: Brian Cossey - Welsh Liberal Democrats
Conwy: Emma Leighton-Jones - Independent
Conwy: Joan Mary Vaughan - Independent
Craig y Don: Gareth Jones Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales
Craig y Don: Frank Bradfield - Welsh Conservative Party
Crwst: Aaron Wynne - Plaid Cymru
Deganwy: Samantha Louise Cotton - Welsh Conservative Party
Deganwy: Julie Dawn Fallon - Independent
Eglwysbach: Austin Roberts - Plaid Cymru
Eirias: Dave Cowans - Independent
Eirias: Bob Squire - Independent
Glyn: Chris Hughes - Welsh Labour
Glyn: Abdul Mukith Khan - Plaid Cymru
Gogarth: Louise Gail Emery - Welsh Conservative Party
Gogarth: Harry Thomas Montagu Saville - Welsh Conservative Party
Gower: Robert Ian Jenkins - Plaid Cymru
Llanddulas: Keith Rees Eeles - Independent
Llandrillo-yn-Rhos: James Daniel Lusted - Welsh Conservative Party
Llandrillo-yn-Rhos: Donald Milne - Welsh Conservative Party
Llandrillo-yn-Rhos: Roger Parry - Welsh Conservative Party
Llandrillo-yn-Rhos: David Maelgwyn Roberts - Welsh Conservative Party
Llangernyw: Garffild Lloyd Lewis - Plaid Cymru
Llansannan: Sue Lloyd-Williams - Plaid Cymru
Llansanffraid: Dave Rees - Independent
Llysfaen: Philip Henry Capper - Welsh Conservative Party
Marl: Mike Priestley - Welsh Labour
Marl: Sue Shotter - Welsh Liberal Democrats
Mochdre: Adrian Douglas Tansley - Welsh Labour
Mostyn: Pat Hebron - Welsh Labour
Mostyn: Greg Robbins - Welsh Conservative Party
Pandy: Penny Andow - Welsh Labour
Pant-yr-Afon / Penmaenan: Ken Stevens - Welsh Labour
Pensarn: Trystan Lewis - Plaid Cymru
Pentre Mawr: Charlie McCoubrey - Independent
Pentre Mawr: Sam Rowlands - Welsh Conservative Party
Rhiw: Mary Christine Doyle - Welsh Conservative Party
Rhiw: John Roberts - Welsh Liberal Democrats
Rhiw: Trevor Stott - Welsh Liberal Democrats
Tywyn/Towyn: David Kenneth Johnson - Independent
Trefriw: Tomos Dewi Jones - Independent
Tudno: Philip Charles Evans - Independent
Tudno: Ronnie Hughes - Welsh Labour
Uwch Conwy: Wyn Ellis Jones - Plaid Cymru
Uwchaled: Peter Reginald Lewis - Independent
Mike Priestly celebrates with wife Lorraine after retaining seat in Marl ward
Cheryl Carlise (Welsh Conservatives) and Brian Cossey (Welsh Liberal Democrats) retain seats for Colwyn ward.
Reporter James Wilde talking to Trystan Lewis (Plaid Cymru) who has won Pensarn Ward.
James Wilde is also speaking to councillors at the count in Venue Cymru:
.@Cllrjuliefallon: "I'm overwhelmed. There's something very exciting young talent coming through to Conwy Council. Watch this space."
— North Wales Pioneer (@NWPioneer) May 5, 2017
Marl ward: @CouncillorMike retains his seat: "Thank you very much to the electorate. I'll work my socks off for Marl ward."
— North Wales Pioneer (@NWPioneer) May 5, 2017
.@_Trystan_Lewis "I'm very, very pleased. I knew it would be close but I'm absolutely delighted."
— North Wales Pioneer (@NWPioneer) May 5, 2017
.@Cllrjuliefallon candidate for Deganwy: "I don't know how to feel. I've got such mixed emotions."
— North Wales Pioneer (@NWPioneer) May 5, 2017
@DwarfmanJay running for Llandrillo-yn-Rhos a mixture of emotions: "I'm both confident and nervous. Let's see what the results bring."
— North Wales Pioneer (@NWPioneer) May 5, 2017
Check back for all the latest updates.
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