Before (end of 1994) (39 seats, Elections Centre)
Conservative 18 · Liberal Democrats 14 · Labour 7 · Other 0
After (end of 1995) (39 seats, Elections Centre)
Liberal Democrats 17 · Conservative 13 · Labour 9 · Other 0
Ward results
Belfairs1 seat · turnout 45.2%
| S Newton | Liberal Democrats | 1,805 ✓ |
| H. Briggs | Conservative | 1,606 |
| J Grindley | Labour | 748 |
Blenheim1 seat · turnout 37.5%
| C. Mallam | Liberal Democrats | 1,739 ✓ |
| P Longden | Conservative | 1,003 |
| M Cohen | Labour | 774 |
Chalkwell1 seat · turnout 36.6%
| T. Holdcroft | Conservative | 1,498 ✓ |
| H. Lister-Smith | Liberal Democrats | 1,454 |
| J. Mapp | Labour | 592 |
Eastwood1 seat · turnout 38.5%
| M. Betson | Liberal Democrats | 1,691 ✓ |
| T. Ager | Conservative | 1,447 |
| M Pether-Longman | Labour | 1,024 |
Leigh1 seat
| P. Wexham | Liberal Democrats | 2,099 ✓ |
| J. Rowswell | Conservative | 965 |
| P Circus | Labour | 640 |
| A. Cook | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
Milton1 seat
| P Hawkins | Labour | 1,508 ✓ |
| J. Carlile | Conservative | 1,012 |
| W. Petchey | Liberal Democrats | 269 |
| M. Eliot | Conservative | 234 ✓ |
| R Mineards | Labour | 225 |
Prittlewell2 seats · turnout 32.6%
| D Durant | Liberal Democrats | 1,633 ✓ |
| D Elf | Liberal Democrats | 1,627 ✓ |
| R. Brown | Conservative | 747 |
| B Houssart | Conservative | 721 |
| R. Merton | Labour | 688 |
| Z Chaudhri | Labour | 633 |
Shoebury1 seat · turnout 33.3%
| R Kennedy | Labour | 2,275 ✓ |
| R Hadley | Conservative | 1,972 |
| C. Cooper | Liberal Democrats | 721 |
Southchurch1 seat · turnout 35.1%
| D. Garston | Conservative | 1,454 ✓ |
| D Garne | Labour | 1,293 |
| A Miller | Liberal Democrats | 460 |
St. Luke's1 seat
| S. Burstin | Labour | 2,045 ✓ |
| Ann Holland | Conservative | 508 |
| R Alexander | Liberal Democrats | 276 |
Victoria1 seat · turnout 30.1%
| J. Dunn | Labour | 2,061 ✓ |
| R. Davy | Conservative | 519 |
| M. Francis | Liberal Democrats | 312 |
Westborough1 seat · turnout 31.4%
| M. Lubel | Liberal Democrats | 1,460 ✓ |
| M Royston | Labour | 890 |
| J. Lambert | Conservative | 431 |
