RESULT:
Looe East - IND gain from CON
James Gowing, Con 225
Rick Harmes, Green 47
Sandra Preston, LD 30
Les Richmond, UKIP 183
Armand Toms, Ind 687
Turnout - 42.33%RESULT:
St Blazey - LIB DEM HOLD
Liam Bellamy, Ind 172
Peter Sinclair, Con 109
Roy Taylor, LD 310
Stuart Wheeler, Lab 186
Turnout - 24.2%RESULT:
Par and St Blazey Gate - LIB DEM win
Richard Pears, Con 277
Douglas Scrafton, LD 355
Alison Watkins, Ind 263RESULT:
Camborne Pendarves - UKIP GAIN
David Atherfield, Con 319
harry Blakeley, UKIP 340
Trevor Chalker, Lab 200
John Gillingham, MK 211RESULT:
Helston North - IND GAIN from CON
Former council leader Alec Robertson loses his seat
Leonie Gough, UKIP 184
Phil Martin, Ind 590
Alec Robertson, Con 494
Mollie Scrase, LD 68RESULT:
Fowey and Tywardreath - LIB DEM
Fiona Carlyon, MK 477
David Hughes, LD 490
Adrian Wildish, Con 329
Turnout - 38.23%RESULT:
Camborne Treslothan - LAB GAIN from CON
Roy Appleton, UKIP 171
Nicholas Heather, ind 151
Jacqueline Merrick, Green 58
Anna Pascoe, LD 61
Alan Sanders, MK 146
Robert Webber, LAB 178
Morwenna Williams, Con 136RESULT:
Camborne Rosekar - CON GAIN from LAB
Tess Hulland, UKIP 237
Jude Robinson Lab, 435
John Rowe MK, 68
Paul White, Con 475RESULT:
Newquay Pentire - LD HOLD
Lyndon Harrison Con, 280
Joanna Kenny LD, 516
Turnout - 26.4%RESULT:
St Stephen-In-Brannel - IND HOLD
Des Curnow Ind, 636
Keith Hickman UKIP, 331
Turnout - 25.66%RESULT:
Gulval & Heamoor
Mario Fonk LD, 889
Rose Smith UKIP, 317
Pamela Yeates Con, 130RESULT:
Carharrack, Gwennap & St Day
Geoff Garbett Green, 131
Mark Kaczmarek Ind, 791
David Parker UKIP, 234
Rosanna Phillips Lab, 111RESULT:
St Mewan - Ind GAIN from LD
Malcolm Harris Ind, 367
John Kneller Con, 323
Janet Lockyer LD, 312
Turnout - 33.11%RESULT:
Liskeard West and Dobwalls - LD HOLD
Mike George LD, 796
Patricia Marris UKIP, 375
Turnout - 35.5%RESULT:
Newquay Central - LD HOLD
Geoff Brown LD, 267
Steven Slade Ind, 244
Turnout - 17.8%RESULT:
Torpoint West - Conservative win
Adam Killeya LD, 130
Mike Pearn Con, 649
Turnout - 25.61%12.30PM UPDATE:
There is drama at Carn Brea as a lady has collapsed at the count. She is being attended to by a medical team and the count is continuing.RESULT:
Bodmin St Leonard - Lib Dem HOLD
David Acton Lab, 73
Pat Rogerson LD, 517
Peter Scoffham Con, 43
Chris Wallis UKIP, 199
Turnout - 23.7% To see the map in full size, click here.RESULT:
St Dennis - Independent HOLD
Fred Greenslade Ind, 518
Barbara Hannan Con, 43
kim Wonnacott Ind, 199
Turnout - 21.14%RESULT:
Roche - Independent HOLD
Brian Higman MK, 336
Derek Walker Con, 67
John Wood Ind, 448
Turnout 27.8%RESULT:
Callington
MK HOLD
Andrew Long MK, 712
Muriel Merrett-Jones LD, 34
Sally Nicholson Con, 107
Dave Williams UKIP, 322
Andrew Long said he was "delighted" with his win.
He said: "I would like to thank the people of Callington for putting their faith in me for another four years.
"I am really pleased that we have already gained another seat (Penwithick) and hopefully we will have lots more to come."RESULT:
St Mawgan and Colan
Hold for Conservatives
John Fitter, Con 588
Rob Poole, MK 185
Turnout 28.57%
John fitter said "I'm highly delighted to have been elected once again to serve people of Colan and Mawgan. "Starting from the day after tomorrow I will work flat out to for their interest and the wider people of Cornwall.
"I thank them for their faith in me ."RESULT:
Saltash South
Lib Dem win
Hilary Frank, LD 685
Beryl Rosekilly, C 289
Turnout 30.24%
Reacting to that win in Penwithick and Boscoppa MK leader Dick Cole said: "We are delighted with this result. The reason we will do well today is that we have good candidates who know their local areas well."RESULT:
Penwithick and Boscoppa
Gain for MK from LD
Matthew Luke, MK 356
Christopher Rowe, Lib Dem 295
Jamie Hanlon, Con 165
Turnout 23.93%11.45AM UPDATE:
At Wadebridge Mike Jarvis says that Mebyon Kernow are "very confident" of making gains from the Lib Dems in Bugle and Penwithick.
Julian Ridge has been talking to people at the Carn Brea count and says that the main topic of conversation is possible gains for UKIP.
The rumour at the count is that UKIP may possibly take seats in Illogan and Carn Brea.
Verification of votes at Carn Brea is expected to be finished by 12.30pm and counting will start immediately afterwards with staff there deciding not to break for lunch.FIRST RESULT:
Saltash North - win for Independent
Joe Ellison, Ind 372 votes
Denise Watkins, Lib Dem 270 votes
John Brady, Ind 174 votes
Turnout - 25.5%11.30AM UPDATE:
At Carn Brea reporter Jason Lock says that there is a tense atmosphere at the count saying that many candidates and agents seem "very on edge".
Conservative candidate Dawn Brown standing in St Agnes said she was keeping all her fingers and toes crossed but felt that her party would lose seats in Cornwall.
She said that the public's perception of the party nationally at the mid-term stage of Parliament would affect results at local level.11AM UPDATE:
The verification process is near complete at Wadebridge and we could have our first result within 30 minutes.10.45AM UPDATE:
Mike Jarvis, reporting from the Wadebridge count, said there are "dozens and dozens" of people at the Royal Cornwall Showground count and nearly every candidate from every ward is there to watch their vote being counted.
Mike describes his surroundings as a "giant cow shed with a big stage in the middle". The atmosphere is apparently quite tense while candidates wait for the first divisions to be called - expected at around lunchtime.
South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray wouldn't be drawn on giving a prediction, saying: "There are so many variables in this election and I wouldn't like to call on anything." She did, however, say she "would be very surprised" if Mike Pearn in Toprtpoint West didn't retain his seat.
Murray went on to say "It's been very patchy from [UKIP] - there hasn't been much activity on the ground".9AM:
Cornwall went to the polls yesterday to decide its county, town and parish political leaders for the next four years.
The verifcation of results is set to start at 10am with counting of Cornwall Council votes to start as soon as that is complete.
First results are expected at around lunchtime and we should get a full declaration at around 6pm - although the unpredictable nature of election counts means that could be later.
All 123 seats are up for election - there are 122 divisions with one dual seat in Bude.
And with just three candidates in Bude - one Conservative and two Liberal Democrats - we can safely say that the Lib Dems will have at least one seat.
Last time round when the council was first elected in 2009 it all ended with the Tories on top with 50, the Lib Dems had 38, there were 32 Independent councillors and three Mebyon Kernow councillors.
Since that election there have been by-elections and defections which have seen MK increase their councillors and Labour gain a single seat.
In 2009 the Tories formed a coalition with Independent councillors to take control of the council.
It remains to be seen whether any party will be in overall control after today's results or if we will see another coalition.
The Liberal Democrats say they are "poised to make gains" while Conservatives are "hopeful" and UKIP could get their first seat on Cornwall Council.
Independents are fighting hard across the county, the Green Party is out in force and Labour is trying to build on its current sole seat.
Mebyon Kernow said its "fresh approach" was winning friends across Cornwall.
Two counts are happening in Cornwall throughout Friday - in Wadebridge and Carn Brea.
We will be reporting live from both counts, bringing you results as they happen as well as comment from both winners - and losers.
Our interactive map will colour as the results come in so you can easily see the political landscape of Cornwall as it unfolds.
