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THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION for ENGLAND Park SHEET 8, MAP 8 Division boundaries in the east of Northampton town Overstone Park School Overstone Solarium SYWELL CP MOULTON WARD DAVENTRY DISTRICT MOULTON ED Sywell Reservoir MOULTON CP (B) (11) ASH DRIVE OVERSTONE CP MEARS ASHBY CP Sywell Country THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND Park E Industrial Overstone Park ELECTORAL REVIEW OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE L E L I Estate G V ID E R P E Golf Course R IN D O P OA H L R T IL H Final recommendations for electoral division boundaries in the county of Northamptonshire October 2012 EY Ecton Field STONE CIRCLE ROAD RL BA Playing Field Plantation Sheet 8 of 8 Sandwell Spinney ROUND SPINNEY SOUTHFIELDS Playing D A Field O R L IL H EARLS BARTON WARD M B R A A Scouts' R F B I L L Camping Ground E L KEY EARLS BARTON CP Y IN G H L ILL A E R N N O E A AD L K DISTRICT/BOROUGH COUNCIL BOUNDARY O O R PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY B H Allotment S A Gardens WARD BOUNDARY W PARISH BOUNDARY TALAVE RA WAY DAVENTRY DISTRICT DISTRICT/BOROUGH COUNCIL NAME ROAD TALAVERA WARD OUNT FOXCOVERT RD VISC TALAVERA ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME W D DO R EA I RM V WARD NAME ATE E BROOKSIDE WARD W Fox M D A Covert O BILLING CP PARISH NAME R O R T GS ROAD A D GOLDIN R A OVERSTONE E P M C I RE LODGE T COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES STWOOD L ROA L D R E C CT O F SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. L O DE A U SI L T Y D L M R E OU L Y B C W CE LU E NTI DRY E Ash MB R RE LEYS S T P CT T ER O This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Spinney U 0 TU Woodvale N Ecton West Lodge 0 B B TALAVERA ED 5 S R the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. 4 L S A A Thorplands Primary D N W E School Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. A Primary School (44) BOOTHVILLE Y The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2012. Greenfields School L C S WARD and Sports College D UE N VEN B A Rectory Farm A I L OOD L W W L O Primary School NS I L EE N U A Q D G A L O L R B S A S R RD O LD R R O FIE C RE D E E O HA M D U L K C O A Scale : 1cm = 0.07500 km L N H R O E O O R S V G A E A R D E Grid interval 1km A M E Nature T RECTORY FARM ID M R S E A D Reserve Playing Field A OO D F W O B W Y L R A O Little Billing Arbour C T K Playing Field H C T E E H R A Blackthorn O T Lings Wood H R Primary School L E N I R N G R RECTORY FARM WARD L D P A S A O O A R N D W A X O E D O A E T SW S O E Y I Ecton Village AY N H R Primary School R N O BOOTHVILLE AND O A T Playing Field E D T S S The Wilderness I H R ROAD O B D R A U E O M R PARKLANDS ED TON N K F G T Lings F BLACKTHORN I M R E Ecton Hall L L A Primary School I D E (30) N L G A T D R D C A E Church Ecton O R O A O M T R Lumbertubs A St Peters B B D E D LINGS E I A Independant R Primary School G L Northampton O L L H I L L D S B I R School T EAUMONT H I College DRIVE I G E S N L O Y L R H A L R I G E H B S C Y W AD S W A T RO N R 'S D R T R Y A S R E E O RD IR R G Y RE D D E B E G R I ST The Arbours YA T A K H RIC BROOKSIDE WARD Primary School Penistone L M C IN Special School G WELLINGBOROUGH BOROUGH S W O O D (G) D OA P H R AR UG OAD Playing Field K O PENFOLD DRIVE E R OR Cricket Playing Field ON GB IST Billing Brook LIN AD Ground N L E PE WE RO RICK N YARD RO Special School RK EARLS BARTON ED WEST WARD A A D PA L ON D CT L E (54) NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH O F Recreation Police N (E) E Ground Station P ECTON CP WESTONE WARD E C BILLING AND RECTORY FARM ED T O N Northampton (29) B UE LK ECTON R Academy A O VEN W A BROOK O OD CH Crow Spinney WO UR K N E H AR V C R CH RI D OVERMEAD ROAD O N A C W O St Andrew's C of E D O SD A D H N I VA Primary School B C LA G O H H I O N S T G T O R H W C GREAT E L T A E A A BILLING T L N G L K C O Playing Field E G ER N S R T S O A W E S A RC U HEADLANDS ED S A S O T Y H W A M M H E Great Billing S E A A 45 H R D BILLING WARD (37) E Primary School L E A Y V E R W U N S COTTARVILLE A U S BILLING CP Y E ET CONYNGHAM ROAD D R I AD V K RO E OO N BR ECTO H RT ERT OU FOR C Ecton Brook D N S IVE C IO S R OU L P T E D B R I M Primary School E S T T A A R ND E I C T A NU L T T KL E L E A V L I IN O A I O P NE N E TO N S G B E W I R B L V R L O Playing Field A I O N A L O D G L O K E T W C R R Y RE C C O A RA H R A A Y F A O D R A D D AD E O N H L R A IL IL L D L Ecton Brook M N A D D O E L T O A Primary IE V LITTLE BILLING F C I R O E R N School R R Sewage H R E D I A S W G B STANDENS BARN Works N O H S D L O L N N T S T E C O R T A D S U P R N C E R O A H H E E S T E C E D S U S I T G H R T T S F I C E I K H M F S W O O A N F Y T Standens Barn D ROA R KMEAD O Primary School STOC A WESTON D FAVELL Church CL D TH EL E F D ROAD FI AIR ANORFIEL R D M O OA C N A K E A Y S AV H M WA O U S E RD Church EN R O R V U GF RA N C N E ON L H R V A E U D L N B R A A PARK WARD R O N D F L O L E C A I H H W O W U T R O R C R K H C C I NE W NE VALL EY A W WAY Y E Industrial Estate B BR IDG EW E A IV TE R R D RIVERSIDE PARK ED VE RI D ER D B (41) U M T L LU H V C E E R Billing Aquadrome C T RIVERSIDE WARD A O U N S R IVE E DR O UEE W A ARQ M A D Y Riverside Business Park St Peter's Y Church A M Rive W U r Ne D n N S e U E O ANE R U MILL L G M IR A F W E A IV Y R D W Caravan Park E H S IS T D O EN N V Roe CA M IL L Farm LA C H U R ST C PETERS WAY LEBE WAY H G S T R D A E O E R ST T N ATION Church O ROAD T Clifford Hill IS H W Cogenhoe ORCH ARD WAY COGENHOE AND WHISTON CP 5 Playing 4 A Field Cogenhoe Primary School D The Firs A O R D L IE F A R Football B Pitches D OA R SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE DISTRICT ON TI TA (F) RUSHMILLS WARD S HACKLETON AND GRANGE PARK ED LITTLE HOUGHTON CP Flood Storage Reservoir (48) 260,000m NENE VALLEY ED BRAFIELD AND YARDLEY WARD BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN CP (40) 480,000m GREAT HOUGHTON CP SP75NE E LAN DOW MEA Little Houghton.
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