The Conservatives celebrating after their victory in Horsham
The Conservatives consolidated their control of Horsham, taking eight seats from the Liberal Democrats.
The party now has 31 of the 44 seats and a comfortable majority of 18 compared with a margin of just two going into the election.
The Lib Dems are left with 11 seats while two independents held on, one in Henfield and the other in Steyning.
For a full report, read The Argus tomorrow and see our eight-page election results supplement.
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