Before (end of 1975) (33 seats, Elections Centre)
Labour 19 · Other 7 · Conservative 7 · The Liberal Party 0
After (end of 1976) (33 seats, Elections Centre)
Labour 16 · Conservative 13 · Other 4 · The Liberal Party 0
Ward results
Baddesley Ensor1 seat · turnout 53.0%
| R. Sweet | Labour | 483 |
| I. Vintner | RES | 315 |
Dordon2 seats · turnout 24.6%
| Kanwal Bains | Labour | 444 |
| E. Bond | Labour | 436 |
| J. Ison | Independent | 350 |
Hartshill2 seats · turnout 36.0%
| W. Knight | Labour | 460 |
| F. Paintin | Labour | 459 |
| P. Cole | Conservative | 329 |
| I. Cooper | Conservative | 323 |
Kingsbury2 seats · turnout 35.9%
| R. Thompson | Independent | 472 |
| T. Smith | Conservative | 397 |
| B. Moss | Labour | 352 |
| P. Courts | Labour | 193 |
Mancetter3 seats · turnout 36.6%
| E. Mellor | Labour | 818 |
| E. Blower | Labour | 780 |
| H. Findley | Labour | 728 |
| F. Moore | Conservative | 652 |
| M. Stafford | Conservative | 557 |
| D. Stone | Conservative | 510 |
No. 11 (Water Orton)3 seats · turnout 33.7%
| N. Smith | Conservative | 1,413 |
| J. Emery | Conservative | 1,206 |
| E. Watts | Conservative | 820 |
| G. White | Independent | 764 |
No. 12 (Coleshill)4 seats · turnout 47.2%
| J. Wright | Conservative | 1,576 |
| R. Prosser | Conservative | 1,424 |
| D. Mott | Conservative | 1,394 |
| G. Jones | Conservative | 1,358 |
| R. Spencer | Labour | 851 |
| W. Ensor | Labour | 696 |
| K. Heelas | Labour | 613 |
| J. Fowler | Labour | 601 |
No. 13 (Arley & Corley)2 seats · turnout 47.1%
| H. Norgrove | Conservative | 710 |
| M. Potter | Conservative | 656 |
| M. Ward | Labour | 578 |
| R. Morgan | Labour | 540 |
| D. Smith | Independent | 309 |
No. 14 (Fillongley)1 seat · turnout 51.4%
| M. Matthews | Conservative | 275 |
| H. Bray | Independent | 231 |
| R. Kerr | Independent | 74 |
No. 15 (Nether Whitacre)1 seat · turnout 59.9%
| E. Mander | Independent | 416 |
| N. Edwards | Conservative | 415 |
No. 2 (Warton)2 seats
| T. Smith | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
| M. Pickering | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
No. 4 (Hurley & Wood End)2 seats · turnout 35.4%
| T. Kenwright | Labour | 686 |
| G. Prince | Labour | 641 |
| J. Cooper | Conservative | 408 |
No. 7 (Atherstone)4 seats · turnout 43.7%
| K. Dunn | Labour | 1,499 |
| J. Sanders | Labour | 1,453 |
| B. Allen | Labour | 1,306 |
| B. Brown | Labour | 1,210 |
| B. Field | Conservative | 996 |
| H. Cole | Conservative | 986 |
| S. Dowell | Conservative | 983 |
| D. Smallwood | Conservative | 930 |
| P. Hastings | Ind Lab | 439 |
No. 9 (Grendon & Whittington)1 seat · turnout 57.3%
| S. Chetwynd | Independent | 286 ✓ |
| R. Gale | Conservative | 189 |
| C. Callis | RES | 143 |
| N. Silverstone | Labour | 120 |
Polesworth3 seats · turnout 38.8%
| H. Atkins | Independent | 885 |
| B. Tunnicliffe | Labour | 880 |
| B. Allsop | Labour | 849 |
| P. Roberts | RES | 751 |
| M. Constantine | Conservative | 701 |
| J. Langley | Conservative | 659 |
| R. Gochin | Labour | 533 |
