Summary

  • RESULT: Labour's Marvin Rees HOLDS Bristol mayor post

  • RESULT: Labour's Dan Norris GAINS West of England mayor from Conservatives

  • RESULT: Conservatives have majority control of Wiltshire Council, Con HOLD Swindon

  • RESULT: Conservatives HOLD in Gloucestershire

  • RESULT: Stroud - no overall control, Lib Dems HOLD Cheltenham, Con HOLD Gloucester

  • RESULT: Mark Shelford is the new police and crime commissioner in Avon and Somerset

  • Monday: PCCs in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire results to be announced

  • Wiltshire PCC candidate barred after driving offence emerges

  • RESULT: Green surge dissolves Labour control in Bristol

Live Reporting

  1. Swindon counting due to begin shortly

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  2. Voter turnout for West of England mayor is 36%

    The turnout figures for the West of England mayor are in.

    More than 250,000 people voted out of a potential electorate of 700,000.

    That's up on 2017 when the turnout was just shy of 30%.

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  3. Result: Lib Dems hold seats in Somerset West and Taunton

    Result from Somerset. Daniel Mumby is the Local Democracy Reporting Service journalist in the county.

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  4. More ballot boxes and people ready to count

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  5. Ready to go in Stroud

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  6. 'A moment of release after months of hard work'

    Robin Markwell
    Political reporter, BBC Points West

    Tears or cheers, hugs or shrugs - election counts conjure up crowds of campaigners noisily celebrating or glumly commiserating together.

    It’s a moment of release after weeks of hard work.

    Polling stations looked and felt different this year as measures were brought in to keep us safe.

    Voters were asked to wear a face covering, keep socially distanced in the queue and the number of people allowed inside was restricted

    This time it will feel much more muted as a pandemic count comes with new rules.

    For one - there will be fewer people there. Numbers inside venues will be tightly controlled.

    If you are allowed in - many counts will insist on seeing a negative lateral flow test first.

    Counting staff will sit in socially distanced bubbles, political observers will be told where to stand.

    With fewer people present at the declarations - more councils will be live streaming their results to keep people up to date.

    But be prepared to wait – the extra measures may mean results take a little longer too.

  7. Ballot boxes in place for counting in Swindon

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  8. Welcome to coverage of elections in the West of England

    It's a big few days in politics in the West of England.

    We've got two mayors, three police and crime commissioners and lots of councils seats up for grabs.

    We'll be here until Monday with the latest results.