Justice secretary Alex Chalk has lost in Cheltenham to the Lib Dems
The new MP there is Lib Dem Max Wilkinson
In Stroud, Labour's Dr Simon Opher has won
Cheltenham - Lib Dem gain
North Cotswolds - Con hold
Gloucester - Labour gain
Tewkesbury - Lib Dem gain
South Cotswolds - Lib Dem gain
Forest of Dean - Labour gain
Stroud - Labour gain
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England
It was said to be too close to call between long standing Conservative MP James Gray and Lib Dem newcomer Roz Savage in South Cotswolds.
With declarations due in about half an hour, I've just asked her manager to pull a face that described exactly how he was feeling as the final votes get counted.
Roz Savage's manager is feeling hopeful
Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
Nervous faces continue to look around the counting tables as votes are tallied up.
Jokes of a recount earlier in the night seem a bit more serious now showing just how close Labour are pushing the Conservatives.
But as we wait the most shocking news we’ve had so far is how reasonably priced some of the snacks are!
The price of snacks at the Forest of Dean count
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
The wait goes on.
Well it was supposed to be a 3am declaration here in Gloucester, but there’s no indication we’re anywhere close at the moment.
The coffee has run out, the snacks are dwindling and still the counting continues.
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England
Election nights can be full of 'poker faces' but some here in Cirencester are starting to slip.
The smiles are fading from James Gray's Conservative team and starting to appear on the faces of Roz Savage's Lib Dem supporters.
Her manager Stephen Kearney just told us "you only have to look at the piles of ballot papers stacking up."
'Poker faces' are beginning to slip in Cirencester
Max Wilkinson, Lib Dem candidate, won the seat with 25,076 votes, 50.62%.
Conservative candidate Alex Chalk, who held the seat previously, received 17,866 votes, 36.06%.
Daniel Wilson, candidate for the Green Party, received 3,160 votes, 6.38%.
Labour candidate Lara Chaplin received 2,665 votes, 5.38%.
Daud McDonald, Independent candidate, received 775 votes, 1.56%.
Duncan Cook
BBC News, Gloucestershire
Counting continuing in Tewkesbury but Lib Dem candidate Cameron Thomas thinks he has pushed ahead.
Still a way to go yet though with a declaration expected around 5am.
Max Wilkinson, the Lib Dem candidate for Cheltenham, has beaten current Justice Secretary and Conservative candidate Alex Chalk.
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
Liberal Democrat candidate, Rebecca Trimnell, says she’s delighted with party leader, Ed Davey’s, 17,000 majority and the party’s national performance.
She say’s she’s ‘held her own’ during the campaign and is hopeful for a result in the double figures.
No sign yet of Labour’s Alex McIntyre.
So far the biggest upset of the night is the fact the coffee machine has stopped working in the café.
Rebecca Trimnell, Liberal Democrat candidate for Gloucester, at the count
Conservative Justice Secretary Alex Chalk loses his seat to the Lib Dems' Max Wilkinson. He's the first Cabinet minister to lose his seat.
Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
Richard Graham has arrived at the Gloucester count.
He says he’s ‘not hugely looking forward to the result’, but he is ‘very proud’ of the team who have been with him for the past 14 years and his achievements for the city.
It must be said the Conservative huddle is looking a little glum.
Richard Graham has arrived at the Gloucester count
Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
Conservative MP Mark Harper has arrived at the Forest of Dean count.
The Transport Secretary is on a knife edge by all accounts with Labour.
Declaration expected here around 04.00 BST.
Mark Harper has arrived
Duncan Cook
BBC News, Gloucestershire
Things are falling apart in Tewkesbury.
The Tewkesbury Borough Council comms team are making urgent repairs to their backing screens so they are ready for the declaration
Thankfully Gethin has a screwdriver!
Things are not going to plan in Tewkesbury
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England
We’ve just had the turnout figures for one of the new Cotswolds constituencies.
52,452 votes have been verified and are now being counted. That's a turnout figure of 73%
That's about the same as the percentage of counting agents who are watching the TV coverage in the cafe... ish, I mean, there are a lot of them having coffee right now...
Votes are being counted in the South Cotswolds
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England
No sooner does one turnout figure get announced, than another follows hot on its heels.
Not quite as high in North Cotswolds - 50,415 verified votes - that's 69%.
Right - on with the counting... everyone's left the cafe now.
They're aiming to declare around 4am here.
The count is on in the North Cotswolds
Georgia Stone
BBC News, Gloucestershire
Stroud's next MP has been revealed as Dr Simon Opher (Labour) winning 25,607 votes.
While previous MP since 2019, Siobhan Baillie (Conservative) won 14,219 votes.
Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire
The Forest of Dean will be a “photo finish” between Labour and the Conservatives.
That’s the assessment of Mark Hawthorne, Conservative leader at Gloucestershire County Council.
Hawthorne also believed the Reform candidate had taken votes off both Labour and the Conservatives.
Both sides are looking nervous at the moment as counting has just got underway in the Forest of Dean following verification.
More as we get it.
Steve Knibbs
BBC West
Just caught a quick word with the Gloucestershire Police and Crime Commissioner, Chris Nelson.
A long time Conservative, he says the scale of the defeat tonight is "seismic, earth shattering" and in some senses he felt the party "deserved it".
He says he's looking forward to the party rebuilding. He's sad that Gloucestershire will likely be losing some good Conservative MPs. We'll hopefully hear more from him after the declaration.
Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England
Election nights are all about numbers. Votes won, seats gained, turnout. If you're bamboozled by the traditional stats, try this..
The number of votes counted so far in the two new Cotswolds seats - represented in popular snack form...
A digestible fact
Labour has been reinstated in Stroud, after losing the seat to Siobhan Baillie in the 2019 election.
Opher, a GP in Dursley, had 25,630 crosses put next to his name yesterday, with Baillie voted for by 14,219 Stroud residents.
Labour's Dr Simon Opher has gained Stroud from Conservative Siobhan Baillie.