Local Government Boundary Commission For England Report No. 4-7 7 Review of Electoral Arrangements
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CWHRlGENDtlM TO REPORT NO. 477
Schedule. 1; " proposed electoral divisions in Ryedale district
"Haxby/Wigpingtori" should read "H
Schedule 2; description of proposed electoral divisions
Ripon East EJ) "The Harrogate Borough IVard of Rlppnn
East" should read "The Harrogate
Borough Ward of Rlpon liiaet"
Page 8f Ryedale District Hovlngham/Sheriff The Hyedale District Ward of Button ED "Sherriff Ilutton" should read..
Page 9f Ryedale District :- Kirkbymooraide ED The Rysdale Dintrict 7/ard of' "Kirbymooreide" should read
"Kirk bymoor side'' Page 10, Borough c*f< Scarborough
Castle ED Lines 4 to 6 of description, delete from "and" at the end of
line 4 to "sidings" at the beginning of line 6; insert the
following in place:-
"to the point at which it meets Wykeham Street, thence
northwestwards in a straight line from said point to and
continuing northwestwards along the northeastern boundary
of the Dismantled Railway "
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3° August 1984 LOCAL GOVERNMENT
BOUNDARY COMMISSION
fc'OH ENGLAND
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Mr U P U&rrtaon
Profe»Bor G u Cherry To the'' Rt Hon Leon Brittan QC MP Secretary of State for the Home Department i /'• i PROPOSALS FOR THE FUTURE ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE COUNTY OF NORTH YORKSHIRE
1. The last Order under Section 51 °f the Local Government Act 1972 in relation to electoral arrangements for districts in the County of North Yorkshire was made on 18 October 1979- As required by section 63 and Schedule 9 of the Act we have now reviewed the electoral arrangements for that county, using the procedures we had set out in our Report No 6.
2. We informed the County Council of North Yorkshire in a consultation letter dated
22 November 1979 that we proposed to conduct the review and sent copies of the letter to the district councils, parish councils and parish meetings in the county, to the Members of Parliament representing the constituencies concerned, to the headquarters of the main political parties and to the editors both of local newspapers circulating in the county and of the local government press. Notices in the local press announced the start of the review and invited comments from members of the public and from interested bodies. Our letter invited the County Council to submit a scheme providing for the 9^ electoral divisions which the Council had requested in 1975* The review was held in abeyance for further local consultations and was restarted on 21 January 1981, following the County Council's preparation of a scheme which was placed on display at the offices of the eight district councils,
3. On 9 April 1981 the County Council submitted to us a draft scheme in which they suggested 100 electoral divisions for the county, each returning one member in accordance with section 6(2)(a) of the Act. We told the County Council we considered that, in light of earlier correspondence, insufficient account had been given of the reasons why they had proposed a council of this size; at the agreed council size of 9^ North Yorkshire would be getting a council larger than had been agreed for any non-metropolitan county having under a million electors (the nearest being Nottinghamshire with a council of 88 for ?25» 980 electors). We asked
the County Council to reconsider the matter and if they still wished to press
for 100 members to provide a full statement of the exceptional grounds on which
their case was based. We said it would be of considerable assistance to us in
assessing the issues to have an outline scheme for not more than 9^ members.
The County Council justified their 100 member scheme on five counts, these being: -
(a) the suggestion of a 9** member council had been made on the basis of a
forecast of 1980 electorate made in 1975» whereas the Council were now being
asked to produce arrangements that would serve them for
(b) an acceptable case had been made by six of their eight districts for a
larger allocation of councillors than that to which they were strictly entitled
under a council size of 9^!
(c) following on from the previous point the draft scheme achieved better
compatibility and better preserved local ties;
(d) the acceptability of a 100 member council throughout the county was
shown by the County Council having received no representations or objections
about the proposed size from any source. They claimed that were they to
propose a reduced council size this would provoke considerable objections;
(e) the vast size of the county meant special problems for their members in
those areas which have no public transport.
Maintaining that the 100 member draft scheme was the best that could be devised under the circumstances, the County Council expressed themselves unable to submit an alternative outline scheme which would comply with both the letter and the spirit of our rules for electoral reviews. We considered the County Council's reasons were not sufficiently strong to justify the exceptional treatment for the county that a 100 member scheme would entail.. We asked the Council, on
23 December 19&1, to prepare a draft scheme based upon a council of not more than
95 members. 5. North Yorkshire County Council stated in reply that they were "unable to
accede" to the request for a smaller scheme and asked the Commission to
formulate proposals as required by Statute. However they subsequently
modified their views and, after an exchange of correspondence agreement was
reached on the production of a new draft scheme for 96 members including
an additional member for Selby.
6. On 5 July 19^3 the Counxy Council submitted to us a fresh draft scheme which we considered together with the views expressed by local interests. In doing so we again
considered the question of what size of council would be most appropriate for
the County, and after examining in detail the two draft schemes before us we
again concluded that 9& members was the correct size. On 16 February 198*f we issued draft proposals incorporating the County Council's revised draft scheme for
96 electoral divisions. These we sent to all those who had received our
consultation letter or commented on the County Council's draft scheme. Notices
were inserted in the local press announcing that the draft proposals had been
issued and could be inspected at the County Council's offices.
7- We received comments in response to our draft proposals from North Yorkshire
County Council, four district councils, nine parish councils, three parish meetings, one political party organisation, three county councillors, one district
councillor and two individuals. .A full list of those who wrote to us is given
at Appendix 1 to this report.
8. The County Council welcomed our draft proposals. The other comments we
received can be summarised as follows:- (a) Graven District r Embsay with Eastby Parish Council had no comments to make on our draft
proposals but suggested that consultative procedures would be improved if copies of the draft proposals were to be made available at local offices of the Council. The Hartlington Parish Council, Skipton and Ripon
Constituency Labour Party, one district councillor, and one private individual all criticised the rejection of an alternative set of electoral divisions for Ripon which the Skipton and Ripon Constituency Labour Party had submitted in response to North Yorkshire County Council's draft scheme. The opposite view was taken by one county councillor who wrote in support of our decision.
(b) Hambleton District Brempton Parish Council regretted' that the draft proposals meant the disappearance of "Br^mpton" as an electoral division title and asked if the name of Northallerton East division might not be altered to include "Brompton", t
(c) Harrogate Borough Harrogate Borough Council, Dacre Parish Council and High and Low Bishopside Parish Council suggested that our proposed Greenhow electoral division be renamed "Pateley Bridge" after the largest town in the division. Dacre Parish Council submitted that, if that name were not acceptable, "Pateley Bridge and Nidd Valley" might be an alternative. Killinghall Parish Council urged us to reconsider our decision not to alter the Killinghall and New Park divisions along the lines they had suggested at the time of the County Council's original draft scheme.
(d) Richmondshire District The District Council expressed their disappointment that it had not been found possible to give them six-member representation, although they appreciated that no specific provision was made in the Local Government Act 1972 to take account of rural weighting. The District Council's own scheme for five electoral divisions had been adopted by the County Council for draft scheme purposes with the modification that their Middle Dales division had been renamed Richmondshire South. The District Council were unhappy with this name and wished to see a return to "Middle Dales".
(e) Ryedale District
The majority of comments on our draft proposals related to this district. Bransdale Parish Meeting, -rFadaoor Parish Meeting, Farndale East Parish
Council, Gillamsor Parish Meeting, Kirkbymoorside Town Council, Pickering Town Council, two county councillors and one private individual all urged us to alter our proposals in order to better reflect the community ties in the area.
(f) Scarborough Borough The Borough Council suggested that there be a different three-way division of Central borough ward to that contained in the draft proposals. Their suggestion involved the use of amended boundaries of polling districts in this ward.
(g) Seiby District The District Council confirmed their support for the draft proposals.
City of York Borough No comments on the arrangement of divisions proposed for this district were received.
9. In re-assessing our draft proposals w» have taken account of all the comments we have received and we have come to the following conclusions: (a) Craven District
When formulating draft proposals we had decided not to accept the alternative suggestions which Skipton and Ripon Constituency Labour Party had put forward because they produced a Mid Craven division which was of such size and character that we concluded it was not reasonably practicable for it to be covered by one person. We decided that this fundamental defect outweighed the more even standard of electoral representation which the alternative suggestion produced. We have reconsidered the whole question in the light"of the further correspondence put before us but see no reason to change our earlier decision. (b) Hambleton District While having sympathy with Brompton Parish Council's assertion that naming the electoral division Northallerton Kast was a step fiowards the village losing its individuality, we consider that Northallerton East with Brompton, or a similar tible is too unwieldy and would mean that the division no longer conformed with the name of the proposed division of Northallerton West.
(c) Harrogate Borough
We considered that renaming our proposed division of Greenhow "Pateley Bridge" was logical and appropriate. We have incorporated the change in our final proposals for the borough which are otherwise unchanged from our draft proposals. We have concluded that, short of a complete redrawing of the electoral divisions proposed for the borough,there is no way that we could meet the requirements of Killinghall Parish Council and still produce an even standard of representation in the borough,Such a redrawing did not appear justified on the information before us.
(d) Richmondshire District We considered that the name "Middle Dales" which Richmondshire District Council suggested should replace Richmpndshire South as a division name was logical, and have deferred to the fact that the District Council would have the greater local knowledge of what would constitute an apt name. We have incorporated the change in our final proposals for the district which are otherwise unchanged from our draft proposals. (e) Ryedale District We have considered very carefully the view that local ties ought to take precedence over the need to create divisions with electorates of approximately equal size and that therefore the divisions should be re-drawn as suggested, in the correspondence which we received. However, having regard to the provisions of parngraph 1 of Schedule 11 to the Local Government Act 1972 we are unable to support arrangements which would produce extreme differences in electorate size between divisions. Consequently we confirm our draft proposals as our final proposals for this district.
(f) Scarborough Borough
We considered that any marginal improvement in electoral equality which Scarborough Borough Council's suggested amendments might produce is insufficient to warrant replacing draft proposal arrangements which had
produced no other adverse comment.
(g) Selby District
Our draft proposals for this district attracted no criticism and we have
decided to confirm them as our final proposals.
(h) City of York Borough In the absence of any comments on our draft proposals we have decided to
confirm them as our final proposals.
10e 'We accordingly confirm our draft proposals as our final proposals for all districts in the county subject to the adoption of the alternative name of
"Pateley 'Bridge" for the Greenhow division within Harrogate district in response to the representations of Harrogate Borough Council, Dacre Parish Council and
High and Low Bishopside Parish Council and the alternative name of "Middle Dales" for the Richmondshire South division within Richmondshire district as suggested by Richmondshire District Council. 11. Details of the final proposals are set .out in Schedules 1 and 2 to this report and on the attached map. Schedule 1 gives the names of the electoral divisions. A detailed description of the boundaries of the proposed electoral divisions, as
defined on the map, is set out in Schedule 2.
PUBLICATION 12. In accordance with Section 60(5)(b) of the Local Government Act 1972, a copy of the report and a copy of the map are being sent to the County of North
Yorkshire and will be available for inspection at the Council's main offices. Copies of this report (without the map) are being sent to those who received the consultation letter and to those who made comments. LS
SIGNED: G J ELLERTON (Chairman)
JOAN ACKNER
TYRRELL BROCKBANK
G E CHERRY
D P HARRISON
LESLIE CHIMSHATT Secretary
?^ June 1984
8f APPENDIX 1
LIST OF THOSE WHO COMMENTED ON THE DRAFT PROPOSALS
Area concerned
North Yorkshire. County Council Whole county
CRAVEN DISTRICT
Embsay with Eastby Parish Council Mid Craven division Hartlington Parish Council Mid Craven/Skipton East div, 3kipton and Ripon Constituency Labour Party 1 County Councillor
1 District Councillor
1 private individual
HAMBLETON DISTRICT
Brompton Parish Council Northallerton East division
HARROGATE BOROUGH Harrogate Borough Council Greenhow division Dacre Parish Council High and Low Bishopside Parish Council Killinghall Parish Council Killinghall and New Park div,
RICHMONDSHIRE DISTRICT Richmondshire District Council Richmondshire South division
RYEDALE DISTRICT Bransdale Parish Meeting Pickering division Fadmoor Parish Meeting RYEDALE DISTRICT (contd...) Area concerned Farndale East Parish Council Pickering division Gillamoor Parish Meeting Kirkbymoorside Town Council Pickering Town Council 1 County Councillor 1 County Councillor Kirkbymoorside, Malton Pickering divisions 1 private individual Malton, Pickering divisions
SCARBOROUGH BOROUGH Scarborough Borough Council Castle, Northstead, Woodlands division
SELBY DISTRICT Selby District Council Whole district
CITY OF YORK BOROUGH No comments received
2f SCHEDULE 1
MEMORANDUM OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUTURE ELECTION OF COUNTY COUNCILLORS FOR THE COUNTY OF NORTH YORKSHIRE
PROPOSED COUNTY ELECTORAL DIVISIONS WITHIN DISTRICTS (EACH DIVISION TO RETURN ONE COUNCILLOR)
CRAVEN Airedale Mid-Craven North Craven Rlbblesdale Skipton East Skip ton West South Craven
HAMBLETQN Apple ton Wiske Bedale Eaeingwold Great Ayton Northallerton East Northallerton West Btillington Stokesley Thirsk Thornton
HARROGATE Bilton Boroughbri dge Claro Duchy East Central Granby Harlow Haverah Killinghall and New Park Knaresborbugh East Knaresborough West HARROGATE (contd )
Ma sham and Fountains Pannal Pateley Bridge Poppleton Ripon East Ripon West Starbeck Wedderburn Vest Central
RICHMOHDSHIRE Catterick Middle Dales Richmond Richmondshire North Upper Dales
RYEDALE Haxby/Strensall Haxby/WigginJrton T\ Hovin#iam/Sheriff Button Huntington North Huntington South Ki rkbymo o rs i de Maiton Norton 0 sbaldwi ck/Heworth Pickering Rawcliffe Rillington
SCARBOROUGH Castle Cayton Danby Eastfield Eskdale Falsgrave Filey Lindhead Mayfield SCARBOROUGH (contd...)
Northstead Seal by S earner Streonshalh 7/eaponness Woodlands (<
SELBY Bishopthorpe with Copmanthorpe Brayton Cawood Derwent
Fulford Osgoldcross . ' Selby North Selby Rural Sherburn TadcaSter East
Tadcaster Y/est
YORK A comb Beckfield Bishophill Bootham Clifton Fishergate Foxwood Guildhall Heworth Holgate Knavesmire Micklegate Monk Walmgate ^estfield
The proposed electoral divisions are shown on a map which can be inspected at the Council's offices. A description of the boundaries of the proposed electoral divisions shown on the map is attached at Schedule 2. •• • • ' SCHEDULE 2
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND
NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY - DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
Note: Where a boundary is described as following a road, railway, river, canal or similar feature it shall be deemed to follow the centre line of the feature unless otherwise stated.
CRAVEN DISTRICT
AIREDALE ED
The Craven District Wards of Aire Valley
Cowling
Gargrave
West Craven • , and the Parish of Lothersdale
MID-CRAVEN ED
The Craven District Wards of Calton
Embsay-with-Eastby
Grassington
Upper Wharfedale
NORTH CRAVEN ED
The Craven District Wards of Bentham
Clapham
Ingleborough
RIBBLESDALE ED -
The Craven District Wards of Hellifield
Penyghent
Ribbleside
Settle SKIPTON EAST ED
The Craven District Wards of Bolton .Abbey •
Skipton Central
Skipton East
SKIPTON WEST ED
The Craven District Wards of Skipton North
Skipton South
Skipton South-West
Skipton West
SOUTH CRAVEN ED
The Craven District Ward of Sutton and the Parish of Glusburn
HAMBLETON DISTRICT
APPLETON WISKE ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Appleton Wiske
Leeming Bar
Morton-on-Swale
Oamotherley
The Cowtons
BEDALE ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Bedale
Crakehall
Leeming Tanfield EASINGWOLD ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Easingwold
Helperby
Toiler-ton
GREAT AY TON ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Broughton and Greenhow
Great Ayton
Swainby
NORTHALLERTON EAST ED ,
The Hambleton District Wards of Brompton
Northallerton North East
Northallerton South East
NORTHALLERTON WEST ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Northallerton West
Romanby
Romanby Broomfield
STILLINGTON ED
"'The Hambleton District Wards of Crayke Huby-Sutton Shipton
Stillington
STOKESLEY ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Rudby Stokesley THIRSK ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Sowerby
Thirsk
THORNTON ED
The Hambleton District Wards of Carlton Miniott
Hillside
The Thorntons
Topcliffe
Whitestonecliffe
BOROUGH OF HARROGATE
BILTON ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Bilton
BOROUGHBRIDGE ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Boroughbridge
Newby
Wathvale
CLARO ED '
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Claro
Ouseburn
Spofforth
DUCHY ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Duchy EAST CENTRAL ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of East Central
GRANBY ED
The Harrogate Borou^i Ward of Granby
HARLOW ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Harlow
HAVERAH ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Almscliffe Bishop Monkton Lower Nidderdale
KIHJNGHALL AND NEW PARK ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Killinghall New Park
KNARESBOROUGH EAST ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Knaresborough East
KNAHESBOROUGH WEST ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Knaresborough West MASHAM AND FOUNTAINS ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Fountains Klrkby Malzeard Mashamshire
PANNAL ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Pannal
PATELEY BRIDGE ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Nidd Valley Pateley Bridge Wharfedale Moors
POPPLETON ED
The Harrogate Borough Wards of Marston Moor Nether Poppleton Upper Poppleton
RIPON EAST ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of RijhSon East
RIPON WEST ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Ripon West
STARBECK ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Starbeck
WEDDERBXJRN ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of Wedderburn
WEST CENTRAL '•.'ED
The Harrogate Borough Ward of West Central RICHMONDSHIRE DISTRICT
CATTERICK ;<3)
The Richmondshire District '"ards of Catterick with Tunstall
Colburn Ilipswell MIDDLE DALES ED The Richmondshire District '.Yards of Bolton Manor Leyburn Lower Dale Middleham and Coverdale Urevale RICHMOND ED The Richmondshire District 'Wards of Richmond Central Richmond East Richmond '.Vest RICHKOKDSHIRE NORTH ED The Richmondshire District '.Yards of Barton Croft on Tees Kirby Hill Lower Swaledale Scorton Stanwick St Agathas St Michael with St Luke UPPER DALES ED The Richmondshire District Wards of Askrigg Aysgarth Grinton and Upper Swaledale Hawes and High Abbotside Reeth RYEDALE DISTRICT HAXBY/STRENSALL ED The Ryedale District Wards of Haxby North East Strensall HAXBY/WIGGINTON ED The Ryedale District Wards of Haxby West Wigginton HOVINGHAM/SHERIFF HTJTTON ED The Ryedale District Wards of Amotherby Hovingham SbeiViff Button HUNTINGTON NORTH ED The Ryedale District Wards of Huntington North Stockton and Bossall HUNTINGDON SOUTH ED The Ryedale District Wards of Huntington South New Earswick KIRKBYMOORSIDE ED The Ryedale District Wards of Ampleforth Helmsley Kirjbymoorsidk e MALTON ED The Ryedale District Wards of Kirby Misperton Malton NORTON ED The Ryedale District Wards of Birdsall Norton OSBALDWICK/HEWORTH ED The Ryedale District Ward of Osbaldwick and Heworth PICKERING ED The Ryedale District Wards of Dales Pickering RAWCLIFKE ED The Ryedale District Wards of Clifton Without Rawcliffe Skelton RILLINGTON ED The Ryedale District Wards of Ebberston Rillington Sherburn Thornton Dale 10 BOROUGH OF SCARBOROUGH CASTLE ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Castle and that part of the Scarborough Borough Ward of Central bounded by a line commencing at the junction of the eastern and southern boundaries of fteo rAu Tjot-nl opposite the accessway leading to the rear of nos 31 to 1 Hibernia Street, thence southwards to and southwards and eastwards along said accessway to the rear curtilage of no 1 Ireton Street, thence southwards along said rear curtilage and eastwards along the southern curtilage of said property to Ireton Street, thence northwards along said street to Gladstone Lane, thence eastwards along said Lane to Raleigh Street, thence"1 northwards along x ' / / said street to Prospect Road, thence eastwards along said road to a point opposite the rear curtilage of no 29 Raleigh Street, thence southwards to and along said rear curtilage to the accessway leading to the rear of nos 1? to 2? Raleigh Street, thence eastwards along said accessway to the western curtilage of no 11*f Prospect Road, thence southwards and northeastwards along the western and rear curtilages of said property and continuing northeast- wards along the northern boundary of the Bakery to the western end of Cleveland Road, thence northeastwards along said road to the road known as Northway, thence southeastwards along said road to the eastern boundary of Central Ward, thence southwestwards along said eastern boundary to the point of commencement. CAYTON ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Cayton Hertford 11 DANBY ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Danby V Mulgrave EASTFIELD ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Eastfield ESKDALE ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Eskdaleside Fylingdales FALSGRAVE ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Falsgrave FILEY ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Filey LINDHEAD ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Lindhead Newby MAYFIELD ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Mayfield NORTHSTEAD ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Northstead and that part of the Scarborough Borough Ward of Central bounded by a line commencing at the junction of the northern boundary of Central Ward and the 12 western boundary of the proposed Castle ED, thence southeastwards, south- westwards and westwards along said western boundary to Raleigh Street, thence northwards along said street to a point opposite the rear curtilage of no 36 Garfield Road, thence westwards to and along said rear curtilage to the eastern curtilage of no 38 Garfield Road, thence southwards along said eastern curtilage and westwards along the rear curtilage of said property to the access road at the rear of nos 3^ to ?6 Raleigh Street, thence northwards along said access road to Garfield Road, thence westwards along said road to Manor Road, thence northwards along said road to the northern boundary of Central Ward, thence eastwards along said northern boundary to the point of commencement. SCALBY ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Derwent Scalby SEAMER ED The Scarborough Borough Wards of Ayton . , Seamer STREONSHALH ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Streonshalh WEAPONNESS ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Weaponness WOODLANDS ED The Scarborough Borough Ward of Woodlands and that part of the Scarborough Borough Ward of Central not, included in Castle ED or Northstead ED SELBY DISTRICT --> BISHOPtfHORPE WITH COPMANTHORPE ED The Selby District Wards of Bishopthorpe Copmanthorpe BRAYTON ED The Selby District Wards of Brayton Selby West • V ' " CAWOOD ED The Selby District Wards of Cawood with Wistow Riccall with Kelfield Thorpe Willoughby DERWENT ED The Selby District Wards of Barlby with Osgodby Hemingbrough North Duffield DUWNINGTON ED The Selby District Wards of Dunnington Heslington FULFORD. ED The Selby District Wards of Escrick Fulford Wheldrake with Elvington OSGOLDCROSS ED The Selby District Wards of Seal Byram cum Button Fairburn with Brotherton Whitley SELBY NORTH ED The Selby District Wards of Selby Central Selby North Selby South SELBY RURAL ED The Selby District Wards of Camblesforth. Carlton Eggborough Hambleton SHERBURN ED The Selby District Wards of Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet • South Milford TADCASTER EAST ED The Selby District Wards of Appleton Roebuck Askham Bryan Tadcaster East 15 TADCASTER WEST ED The Selby District Wards of Church Fenton Stutton with Hazlewood Tadcaster West Cm OF YORK ACOMB ED The York City Ward of Acomb BECKFIELD ED The York City Ward of Beckfield BISHOPHILL ED The York City Ward of Bishophill BOOTHAM ED The York City Ward of Bootham CLIFTON ED The York City Ward of Clifton FISHERGATE ED The York City Ward of Fishergate FOXWOOD ED The York City Ward of Foxwood GUILDHALL ED The York City Ward of Guildhall 16 HEWORTH ED The York City Ward of Heworth HOLGATE:ED The York City Ward of Holgate KNAVESMIRE ED The York City Ward of Knavesmire MICKLEGATE ED The York City Ward of Micklegate MONK ED ' ' The York City Ward of Monk WALMGATE ED The York City Ward of Walmgate WESTFIELD ED The York City Ward of Westfield