Conservative candidates won a total of eleven seats from Labour incumbents, providing them with overall control of the Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council.

Prior to the election, Nuneaton and Bedworth had a Labour-led administration despite no single party having overall control of the council.

[4] After losing her seat in the Wem Brook ward, Labour council leader Julie Jackson pledged that the party would respond: 'we will fight and we will be back out there listening hard to the good people of Nuneaton and Bedworth'.

[5] Changes shown compared to the 2016 Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council election, when these seats were last contested.

Due to the extremely close nature of the result, the Wem Brook ward ballots were subject to two re-counts.