Duncan Cook
BBC News, Gloucestershire

I'm at Cleeve Sports Centre in Bishops Cleeve for the Tewkesbury count.

Conservative Laurence Robertson has been Tewkesbury's MP since the seat was created in 1997 and is looking for an 8th general election victory.

But hot on his heels is RAF veteran and Lib Dem candidate Cameron Thomas.

The result is expected at around 5am

Charlotte Lewis
BBC Radio Gloucestershire news editor

The South Cotswolds might bring to mind bucolic villages and charming market towns.

But is life there really a rural idyll? And is it still a Conservative stronghold?

The seat is one of the newly-formed constituencies being fought for the first time this general election.

So what is the South Cotswolds constituency and what will the changes mean?

More from Charlotte here.

Steve Knibbs
BBC West, Gloucestershire reporter

In these boxes the fate of the candidates and I can tell you that the Lib Dems are feeling VERY confident here.

The former Lib Dem MP for Cheltenham, Martin Horwood, is here and said: "We are cautiously optimistic. If the exit poll is correct with 61 seats for the Lib Dems then you have to expect Cheltenham to be one of those."

Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire

In the words of Eurovision, it's hello from Oxstalls Tennis Centre in Gloucester.

Verification is under way on the postal votes here, as we wait for the first ballot boxes to arrive.

Reform UK candidate, Chris Farmer, is already here, but no sign of the others yet.

Edward Rowe
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire

Count officials have told me the Forest of Dean is expected to declare slightly later.

Originally the Forest was expected to finish things off at 3am.

The BBC is now predicting the Forest as too close to call.

Candidates for the Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, Reform UK and Greens are here, but incumbent, Conservative Mark Harper, is yet to arrive.

Our reporter Steve Knibbs is at the count in Cheltenham, where it's a two horse race between defending politician Alex Chalk (Con) and former councillor Max Wilkinson (Lib Dem) who are going head to head for the second time.

We could get a result here at 2.30am, so not long to go.

Edward Rowe
BBC News, Gloucestershire political reporter

Verification of the postal votes has started.

Meanwhile the first ballot boxes are arriving into the counting area.

We're expecting a result here in the Forest of Dean around 03:00 but one party activist told me a recount would mean results wouldn't be declared until 08:00.

Certainly an evening to pace yourself at Forest Oak Farm.

Jules Hyam
BBC News, West of England

Hello from Cirencester, where there are two counts taking place.

Both North and South Cotswolds are new seats after boundaries were re-drawn. The old seats were both held by Conservative MPs.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (Cotswolds North) and James Gray (South Cotswolds) will be hoping the boundary changes don't affect their chances of retaining their seats.

Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire

Verification is well underway here in Gloucester. We're expected to start counting at 1am, with a result around 3am.

The mood here is industrious, with staff focused on the ballots in front of them.

So far two candidates have arrived, Reform UK's Chris Farmer, and Steve Gower for the Workers Party of Britain.

Georgia Stone
BBC News, Gloucestershire

I'm Georgia Stone your reporter at the count in Stroud.

Stroud has swung between the Tories and Labour multiple times since 1997 but will it happen again this time round?

Results are expected after 3:15am.

If you want to work out what time you might get to bed, or if you want to make sure you don't eat your snacks too quickly, here are some estimated declaration times.

We think results will trickle from as early as 01:00 BST - starting in Gloucester - with the last result expected at around 04:30 BST across the county's constituencies.

01:00 BST Gloucester

02:30 BST Cheltenham

03:00 BST Forest of Dean

03:30 BST Stroud

04:00 BST North Cotswolds, South Cotswolds

04:30 BST Tewkesbury

Esme Ashcroft
Political reporter, BBC Gloucestershire

Gloucester has been a bellwether seat since the late 1970s, which means it always elects an MP of the same party as the government.

The result here is expected at around 3am, which means it could be an interesting indicator for how the rest of the county, and even country have voted.

Conservative incumbent, Richard Graham, has been campaigning hard, but so too has his main challenger, Labour's Alex McIntyre. What's not known is the impact Reform UK and the Liberal Democrats will have on vote share.

Steve Knibbs
BBC West

Hello from the Cheltenham count. I'll be here bringing you the news of the two horse race between defending politician Alex Chalk (CON) and former councillor Max Wilkinson (LIBDEM) who are going head to head for the second time. Labour, Greens and an Independent candidate are also in the running but the reality is it will be Chalk or Wilkinson.

Some good news - the returning officer has brought in more staff this year and is aiming for a 2.30am declaration. Wish us luck.

Adam Crowther
Presenter - Your Voice, Your Vote

I'll be bringing you the very latest updates to the exit poll results as well as bringing you the expert analysis from our political reporters across the region!

Listen in via BBC Sounds or via:

• BBC Radio Bristol
• BBC Radio Gloucestershire
• BBC Radio Somerset
• BBC Radio Wiltshire

Edward Rowe
BBC News, West of England

The Forest of Dean is a rural seat which has been held by Conservative party candidate and Transport Secretary Mark Harper for 19 years.

But Labour have been campaigning hard to win it back.

Party activists are arriving ready to support their candidates, I'll be hear bringing you coverage throughout the evening.

Chris Kelly
Digital Editor, BBC West

Welcome to live coverage of the general election in Gloucestershire.

Just as when England play in any tournament we have a random Octopus that predicts the result, in the general election we have Gloucester. Since 1979, a bellwether seat that returns an MP of the same party elected as a majority in the Commons.

Will it be the same this time?

Richard Graham has been the city's MP for more than a decade. Alex McIntyre is the Labour challenger in the city. If you want to read more about that fascinating battle,my colleague Esme Ashcroft wrote about it here.

There are other fascinating subplots across the county, too. In fact, there's also a new seat in the South Cotswolds which now shares its boundaries with Wiltshire. And, in the North Cotswolds, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown is hoping to remain as Tory MP there.

And Cheltenham (excuse the pun) could be a photo finish as the Liberal Democrats' Max Wilkinson challenges Conservative Alex Chalk.

More on all those battles shortly with reporters from each count.

As well as live coverage on this page, our colleagues from BBC Radio Gloucestershire are on air all night. Adam Crowther is on now and you can listen live at the top of this page.

Polling booths are still open across the West of England. Once they close at 10pm, we'll have live results coverage here.

We will have dozens of reporters out across the area at every count.

You will also be able to listen to live coverage from your BBC Local Radio station at the top of this page.