There were no great surprises in the election results in Mole Valley and Reigate and Banstead, apart from a British National Party candidate coming in second place in Chipstead, Hooley and Woodmansterne.
In Mole Valley there were 13 seats up for election and there was no overall change in the political composition of the council. This means the political balance remains at 22 Conservatives, three independents and 16 Liberal Democrats.
In Reigate and Banstead, Conservatives dropped two seats which went to independent and Lib Dem candidates, but the council still remains heavily Conservative dominated.
The make up of the council is now Conservative 39, independent two , Labour one, Lib Dem three and Residents Association, six.
Mole Valley
Ashtead Common ward
David Howell (Ind) 893
Len Wood (Con) 643
Ashtead Village
Chris Reynolds (Con) 1168
Simon Ling (Ind) 883
Frances Howell ( UKIP) 122
Ashtead Park
Christopher Townsend (Ind) 906
Alex Burrows (Con) 592
Bob Cane (UKIP) 78
Leatherhead North
Bob Hedgeland (Lib Dem) 866
Kyle Green (Con) 621
Stan Masters (UKIP) 170
Leatherhead South
Rosemary Dickson (Con) 889
Dave Howarth (Lib Dem) 454
Leigh Jones (UKIP) 106
Reigate and Banstead
Banstead Village ward
Brian Cowle (Con) 1492
Anthony Atkinson (UKIP) 268
Moray Carey (Lib Dem) 249
Philip Simms (BNP) 165
Wayne Scivier (Lab) 127
Chipstead Hooley and Woodmansterne
Richard Wagner(Con) 1554
Keith Brown (BNP) 269
Christopher Howell (Lib Dem) 241
David Tidy (Lab) 159
Tammy Phelan (UKIP) 140
Kingswood with Burgh Heath
Julie Tomlinson (Con) 1385
Robert Cambridge (UKIP) 291
Robert Fromant (Lab) 137
Nork
Norman Harris (Nork RA) 1550
Paul Tweedale (Con) 530
Tadworth and Walton
Victor Broad (Con) 1488
Peter Bartram (Lib Dem) 275
Yvonne Larg (UKIP) 188
David Knowles (Lab) 133
Tattenhams
Jill Bray (Tattenhams RA) 1348
Keith Witham (Con) 750
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