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But he has a new deputy leader. The 36-strong group of Conservative councillors had two decisions to make just three days after a stunning election in last week. The group elects its leaders every year- Coun Renard had already put his name forward to continue for a ninth year – but former deputy leader Russell Holland was also standing for the top job. Coun Holland was standing on a joint ticket with fellow cabinet member Gary Sumner who stood for deputy leader. His opponent was Dale Heenan, another member of Coun Renard’s cabinet. Coun Renard and then Coun Sumner were elected.

• Liz Webster (Liberal Democrats): 35013 The total number of valid first and second preference votes cast for the remaining candidates is: • Jonathon Seed (Conservative): 100,003 • Liz Webster (Liberal Democrats): 58,074 Terence Herbert, Wiltshire and Swindon Police and Crime Commissioner Area Returning Officer, said: “The election count for the Wiltshire and Swindon Police and Crime Commissioner has been completed today at Five Rivers Health and Wellbeing Centre in Salisbury, and Jonathon Seed, the Conservative Party candidate, has been declared as the winner. “The resu...

BBC News Published image copyrightTwitter image captionJonathon Seed was convicted of drink-driving in 1993 which disqualifies him from becoming a police and crime commissioner A new police and crime commissioner (PCC) election will cost more than £1m and will be funded by central government, Wiltshire Council has said. Conservative candidate Jonathon Seed gained the most votes in the Wiltshire PCC on Monday, but due to a historical conviction is ineligible to serve. Returning officer Terence Herbert is now seeking legal advice and will set out the process for a fresh election. The BBC has a...

Jonathon Seed was forced to pull out after the Conservative Party HQ confirmed he'd been "disbarred". A 30-year-old conviction for an imprisonable driving offence meant he was ineligible to stand for the police commissioner job.  If the Wiltshire councillor is declared the winner today, it is anticipated the post will remain - or be declared - vacant and Allegations Last night, ITV correspondent Rupert Evelyn revealed that he had asked Mr Seed about whether he had previous convictions eight days before polling day.  In the footage, the candidate refuses to answer the question - sa...

Jonathon Seed was forced to pull out after the Conservative Party HQ confirmed he'd been "disbarred". A 30-year-old conviction for an imprisonable driving offence meant he was ineligible to stand for the police commissioner job.  If the Wiltshire councillor is declared the winner today, it is anticipated the post will remain - or be declared - vacant and Allegations Last night, ITV correspondent Rupert Evelyn revealed that he had asked Mr Seed about whether he had previous convictions eight days before polling day.  In the footage, the candidate refuses to answer the question - sa...