East Staffordshire: Conservatives hold
Wyre Forest: Conservatives lose control
Stafford Borough: Conservative hold
South Staffordshire: Conservatives hold
Staffs Moorlands: Tories lose control
Wychavon: Conservatives retain control
Malvern Hills: Conservatives lose control
Bromsgrove: Conservatives hold
Lichfield: Conservatives hold
Solihull: Tory majority cut to just one
Warwick: Conservatives lose control
Stratford-upon-Avon: Conservatives hold
Herefordshire: Conservatives lose control
Cannock Chase: Labour lose control
Redditch: Conservatives hold
Walsall: Conservatives gain overall control
Worcester: Conservatives lose control
Telford and Wrekin: Labour boosts majority
Dudley Council: Cons and Lab tie
Stoke-on-Trent: No overall control
Rugby: Conservatives hold
Sandwell: Labour claim every seat
Wolverhampton: Labour hold
North Warwickshire: Conservatives hold
Tamworth: Conservatives hold
Coventry: Labour hold
The Conservatives have lost control of Malvern Hills, shedding 10 seats on the council.
The Liberal Democrats made the biggest gains, winning four seats to become the second biggest party.
The Greens picked up two seats to hold five, Labour one, and there are now 10 independent councillors on the council.
The Conservatives have retained control of Bromsgrove District Council, after losing just one seat to leave it with 17.
The Liberal Democrats made three gains, and Labour lost two to hold five seats on the council.
Image source, Bromsgrove CouncilThe Conservatives have held Lichfield although saw their majority cut to 21.
They lost seven seats, while Labour gained six and independents gained two.
The Tories have 34 seats in all now and Labour is the second largest party with 10.
The Conservatives have retained control of Solihull Council, despite seeing their majority cut to one.
They have lost six seats, while the Green Party gained three, the Lib Dems two and Labour and Independents one each.
The Tories have 26 seats, with the Green party being the second largest with 14.
Warwick District Council is now under no overall control, with the Conservatives seeing losses to the Liberal Democrats and Green Party.
The leaders of the Conservative and Labour groups both lost seats in the election.
The Conservatives are still the largest party, however, with 19 councillors - but lost 10 seats compared with 2015.
BBC WM
Dudley remains in no overall control, as the Conservatives tied with Labour for the number of seats, 36, the same as before.
But the Tory mayor has a casting vote when it comes to deciding later this month who will lead the authority.
Quote MessageUnfortunately politics can be... quite a brutal business and it's nothing personal. It is just business, but unfortunately if we need the mayor's casting vote, that does mean that we won't have a Labour mayor. We will have a Conservative mayor."
Patrick Harley, Conservative leader
Local Democracy Reporting Service
David Irwin
Looks like it's going to be close in Solihull.
The Greens have made some gains from the Conservatives.
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The Conservatives have retained control of Stratford District Council, but have lost 11 seats.
The council elected its first Green Party councillor with the Liberal Democrats taking eight and Labour losing one.
Simon Gilbert
Political Reporter, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
It's looking like the Conservatives will lose control of Warwick District Council, with the council leader losing his seat.
They so far have 16 seats with six still to declare - they need 23 for a majority.
The boundaries were redrawn for this election, which could have played a large part in the results.
Council leader Andrew Mobbs has lost his seat to a Green Party candidate.
So far the Greens have eight seats, Whitnash Residents Association have three, Labour have five and the Lib Dems have six.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
George Makin
Sandwell's Labour leader, Steve Trow, has resigned, following the party's dominant victory that left it with all 72 seats on the council, after 24 were successfully defended.
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Herefordshire Independents are now the largest party on the unitary authority, holding 18 seats.
The Conservatives have lost control after being in power for 12 years, and now hold just 13 seats - 15 fewer than in 2015.
Dudley Council's Conservative group leader Patrick Harley says the party has had a "very good night" when compared with results elsewhere across the country.
In Dudley, both parties now have 36 seats, leaving the local authority under no overall control.
'It's always very close in Dudley'
However, the Tory mayor will have the casting vote when it comes to deciding who will lead the council in a vote later this month.
At the time of writing the Conservatives have lost control of 17 councils in England, although the Labour party has largely failed to make the gains it perhaps hoped.
Marian McNamee
Reporter, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
The Green Party has won its first ever seat on Stratford District Council.
John Riley took the Avenue ward seat from the Conservatives by a majority of 109 votes.
He said he was a left a "little bit surprised" by the result which he described as "historic".
The Conservatives have lost control of Herefordshire Council to no overall control.
The party lost 15 seats, with Labour gaining five and the Liberal Democrats four.
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The outgoing leader of Solihull Council, Conservative Bob Sleigh, has held on.
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Labour have lost Cannock Chase, to no overall control.
Both Labour and the Conservatives have lost two seats each, with the Greens winning three and Lib Dems gaining one.
Labour remain the biggest party on Cannock Chase District Council with 18 seats to the Conservatives' 15, the Greens' five, two for the Lib Dems and one independent.
The Conservatives have retained control of Redditch Borough Council.
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Matthew Bone
BBC News
It looks like the Conservatives have held on to power at Redditch Borough Council.
It's been a traditional battle between the Conservatives and Labour, so far with no sign of any surge from the Greens or independent candidates.
The Conservative Council leader Andrew Mobbs has lost his seat at Warwick District Council.
All three seats in the Kenilworth Park Hill were taken by Green Party candidates.
Alix Dearing, Alistair Kennedy and John Dearing have been elected.
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The Lib Dems, Green Party and independents have all made gains in the election for Malvern Hills District Council.
The council could slip into no overall control, BBC reporter James Pearson tweets.
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