The results of yesterday's election in Tunbridge Wells are in.

Some highlights include the a councillor elected from a newly formed party, The Tunbridge Wells Alliance, as well as an almost complete lack of UKIP presence.

The Conservatives have fared considerably well, claiming most of the seats up for grabs.

Results:

Benenden and Cranbrook:

Tom Dawlings (Con) 854

Ann Musker (Lab) 175

John Smith (Tunbdridge Wells Alliance) 542

Saul Clackson (Lib Dem) 136

Brenchley and Horsmonden:

Alan McDermott's (Con) 951

Kelly Llewellyn (Lab) 262

Zoe Norman (Lib Dem) 240

Broadwater:

Chris Woodward (Con) 479

Christoper Hall (Lib Dem) 471

Louise Reid (Lab) 213

Alan Elder-Brown (UKIP) 59

Culverden:

David Allister (Con) 663

Lucy Willis (Tunbridge Wells Alliance 499

Martin Brice (Lib Dem) 400

Carol Wilson (Lab) 327

Liz Orr (Women's Equality Party) 323

Hawkhurst and Sandhurst:

Patrick Thomspon (Con) 1012

Ana Draper (Lab) 261

Claire Bishop (Lib Dem) 221.

Paddock Wood East:

Allan Gooda (Con) 430

Rodney Atkins (Tunbridge Wells Alliance) 265

Derek Boyle (Lab) 196

Gillian Douglas (Lib Dem) 78

Paddock Wood West:

Elizabeth Thomas (Con) 425

Raymond Moon (Lab) 235

Brian Ransley (Tunbridge Wells Alliance) 143

James Cole (Lib Dem) 72

Trevor Bisdee (Green) 65

Pantiles and St. Mark's:

James Scholes (Con) 983

Andy Hickey (Lib Dem) 729

Lorna Blackmore (Lab) 344

Park:

Nick Pope (Tunbridge Wells Alliance) 773

Catherine Rankin (Con) 630

Rachel Sadler (Lib Dem) 533

Hugo Pound (Lab) 335

Pembury:

Paul Barrington-King (Con) 1014

Colin Sefton (Lib Dem) 301

Sarah Carpenter (Lab) 282

Sherwood:

Bob Backhouse (Con) 633

Seb St John (Lab) 520

Nick Twist (Tunbridge Wells Alliance) 290

Allan Bullion (Lib Dem) 113

Chris Hoare (UKIP) 67

Southborough and Highbrooms:

Alain Lewis (Lab) 1094

Harry Allen (Con) 455

Marguerita Morton (Lib Dem) 211

Southborough North:

Joe Simmons (Con) 614

Trevor Poile (Lib Dem) 354

Martin Betts (Lab) 247

Speldhurst and Bidborough:

Julia Soyke (Con) 1186

Jackie Prance (Lib Dem) 361

David Adams (Lab) 251

St. James':

David Neve (Lib Dem) 762

Steve Bowser (Tunbridge Wells Alliance) 270

Isobel Kerrigan (Lab) 246

Matt Bailey (Con) 230

St. John's:

Mark Ellis (Lib Dem) 1038

Bjorn Simpole (Lab) 599

Nasir Jamil (Con) 575