Reform takes overall control
Jason Zadrozny has lost his Ashfield seat to Reform UK, with candidate Alan Bite beating him by more than 600 votes
Conservative cabinet member loses seat to Reform
Tories hold Newstead by single vote
Nottinghamshire County Council has 66 seats in total, so the number to form a majority is 34
A by-election for the Mansfield North division has been delayed and is set to take place in June
Dan Hunt
BBC News, Nottingham
The Conservatives have held their seat in West Bridgford West with Hari Om receiving 1857 votes.
Dan Hunt
BBC News, Nottingham
We have our second Reform gain of the day, with Desmond Clarke winning the seat in Newark West which was previously held by the Conservatives.
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
We have our first reform gain of the day in Newark & Sherwood, where Reform UK's David Clark has taken the ward from Labour.
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
Another win for the Tories in Keyworth, where John Cottee has held his seat.
The Tories have comfortably held the seat but their vote share is down from 63.9% in 2021 to 44% in 2025. This seems to be the trend across Rushcliffe so far.
Here are the results:
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
You may be wondering what the political make-up of Nottinghamshire County Council was ahead of this election.
The composition of the council was as follows:
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
Elsewhere in the Rushcliffe district, the Labour Party's Penny Gowland has retained her seat in West Bridgford North.
That was a big target for the Green Party. They've beaten the Tories to second place but if they were to win a seat it was likely going to be here.
The results are as follows:
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
It's 3-0 to the Conservatives so far. Roger Upton wins again Radcliffe on Trent.
The results are as follows:
Hugh Casswell
Political reporter, BBC Nottingham
Multiple sources are telling me Reform UK are performing even better than expected across Nottinghamshire.
Before polling day, most other parties anticipated them to win a handful of seats, but there’s now talk they could get over the line for an outright majority.
They need to gain a whopping 33 seats in order to get there, so mathematically there’s a mountain to climb.
This morning, they look like they might be in the foothills of that mountain.
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
The cabinet member for transport and environment, Conservative Neil Clarke, retains the Bingham West ward.
Tom Oakley
BBC News, Nottingham
The first results have started to come in here at Nottinghamshire County Hall. The Conservatives have held Cotgrave:
Hugh Casswell
Political reporter, BBC Nottingham
Nottinghamshire County Council has 66 seats in total, so the magic number for a majority is 34.
That’s the precise number the Conservatives had going into this election, so a net loss of just one seat and they’d lose the council.
Before polling day, several sources I’ve spoken to have predicted that no party will have enough for a majority, thus opening the door for coalition talks in the weeks ahead.
With two seats set to be contested in a by-election in June, however, the full picture won’t be known for some time yet.
Image source, Nottinghamshire County CouncilHugh Casswell
Political reporter, BBC Nottingham
This election is set to be the last for Nottinghamshire County Council, at least in its current form.
Central government’s plans to scrap the two-tiered system of local government mean this authority’s days appear numbered.
As a result, the topic has become a big part of this election campaign.
In particular, parties other than Labour have tried to capitalise on fears from some people in the boroughs surrounding Nottingham City that they could end up being merged with it.
Nothing is set in stone yet, but expect the arguments over it to continue in the months to come.
Good morning and welcome to the BBC's live coverage of Nottinghamshire's election results. We'll keep you updated throughout the day as the results come in.