Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg has been re-elected for the Conservatives in North East Somerset
All four Bristol seats have been declared as Labour holds
The Conservatives have held on to all their seats in the West including Cheltenham, Gloucester, Weston-super-Mare and Wells
Labour's David Drew lost his Stroud seat to Siobhan Baillie of the Conservatives
Bath held by the Liberal Democrats, with Wera Hobhouse re-elected
The Conservatives have won an overall majority making them the ruling party
Labour's Karin Smyth has held the Bristol South seat. Figures below
Andrew Brown, Lib Democrats 4,227
Robert de Vigo Boutin, Brexit 2,323
Tony Dyer, Green 2,713
Richard Morgan, Conservative, 18,036
Karin Smyth, Labour 27,891
The Conservative Mark Harper has held the Forest of Dean constituency gaining nearly 60% of the vote
He won the seat back in 2005.
Labour's Di Martin polled 14,811, the Greens Chris McFarling 4,681, and Independent Julian Burrett with 1,303.
The Conservatives have taken Stroud from the Labour party with Siobhan Baillie.
David Drew had served as the Member of Parliament for Stroud from 1997 to 2010, and regained the seat on 9 June 2017.
Clinton Rogers
BBC Points West reporter
Labour's candidate in Wells, Kama McKenzie, said that the election became a "second Brexit referendum".
Conservative James Heappey also said he is confident of victory in Wells, probably with an increased majority.
Expect him to strike a conciliatory tone in his speech. No "chest thumping".
Gloucester held by Conservatives with Richard Graham re-elected.
Green Party: 1,385 Liberal Democrats: 4,338 Labour and Co-operative Party: 18,882 Conservative Party: 29,159
Wera Hobhouse has held the Bath seat for the Liberal Democrats, polling 28,419 votes.
She was first elected to the seat in 2017.
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland has been re-elected as the MP for Swindon South, with an increased majority.
The Conservative candidate beat Labour's Sarah Church by 6,625 votes, more than double the majority at the 2017 election.
Stan Pajak of the Liberal Democrats came third.
Voter turnout was down by 1.4 percentage points since the last general election.
Nearly 51,000 people, 69.4% of those eligible to vote, went to polling stations across the area on Thursday, in the first December general election since 1923.
All three candidates keep their deposits, after receiving more than 5% of the votes.
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Angela, who is taking part in the count at the Forest of Dean.
The declaration in the Forest of Dean could be made sooner than expected. It was due at 3.30am.
But it is unlikely to be the result Corbyn supporter Angela will want.
Will Glennon
Reporter, BBC Points West
Candidates have begun to arrive at the count in Chippenham.
Liberal Democrat Helen Belcher said: "Corbyn will definitely have to go after Labour’s performance nationally."
Michelle Donelan (pictured below) will be hoping to hold the seat for the Conservatives.
Labour candidate for North Wiltshire, John Fisher, said the party will look to regroup after tonight.
He said: "It's not looking like it's been the best night."
Sharon Alcock
BBC News
Steve, Jake and Mark are awaiting a result in Stroud
"We’ve achieved what we wanted to nationally - to make MPs accountable for delivering what people voted for in the Referendum," said these Brexit Party campaigners in Stroud.
Here the Conservatives are predicted to gain a seat if exit polls are correct.
Thanks to Mark Leach for these great photos.
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland has held Swindon South for the Conservatives. He took 25,536 votes. Labour took 19,911. Turnout was 69.77%
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Tessa Munt, the Liberal Democrat candidate, has arrived in Wells. She said she had been expecting a Boris victory but not by this amount.
She said it would be "a disaster for rural areas"
"The Tories don’t care for people who live outside big towns and cities," she said.
She added that she expects to lose to James Heappey, who is Boris Johnson’s Parliamentary Private Secretary
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Labour campaigners are here seen appearing to console David Drew, the Labour MP since 2017.
He has told reporters at the Stroud count, he is "still no clearer.”
Meanwhile the Labour candidate in Cheltenham has told our reporter they’re predicting a huge loss for Mr Drew.
72.88% turnout in fabs