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Last Updated: Friday, 6 May, 2005, 14:50 GMT 15:50 UK
Greens win Norfolk county seat
The Green Party has captured its first county council seat in Norfolk.

Adrian Boswell from the Green Party took the Nelson division in Norwich for the party, snatching it from the Liberal Democrats.

The Tories retained control of the county council with a working majority of nine compared with 10 last year.

Results for the 83 seats contested gave the Tories 46 seats, Labour 22, the Lib Dems 14, with the Green Party securing its first seat.

Dr Boswell lives in the ward on Havelock Road and works at the University of East Anglia in Norwich.

Conservatives: 46
Labour: 22
Lib Dem:14
Green: 1

Alison King is expected to return as leader after a ballot over the weekend.

A by-election for the Town Close area of Norwich will be held on 26 May following the death of a candidate.



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