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Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map Alcester CR0569/1 £12 £30 Alderminster CR0569/2 £30 £100 Allesley CR0569/3 £30 £100 Ansley CR0569/5 £30 £100 Anstey CR0569/7 £12 £30 Arley CR0569/8 £30 £50 Arrow CR0569/9-10 £30 including Oversley Arrow CR0569/9 £100 Arrow, Oversley CR0569/10 £30 Ashow CR0569/13 £12 £30 Atherstone on Stour CR0569/14 £30 £30 Austrey CR0328/1 £30 £50 Baddesley Clinton CR0328/2 £30 £100 Baddesley Ensor CR0328/3 £30 £100 Baginton CR0569/15 £30 £50 Barcheston CR0569/20-21 £30 including Willington Barcheston CR0569/20 £30 Barcheston, Willington CR0569/21 £50 Barston CR0328/4 £30 £100 Barton on the Heath CR0569/22 £30 £100 Baxterley CR0328/5 £12 £30 Beaudesert CR0569/23 £30 £100 Bedworth CR0569/24 £30 two maps Bedworth, part 1 CR0569/24 £50 Bedworth, part 2 CR0569/24 £30 Berkswell CR0569/29 £30 £100 Bickenhill CR0328/6 £30 £100 Bidford on Avon CR0569/32 £12 £30 Billesley CR0569/33 £12 £30 Bilton CR0569/34 £30 £50 Binton CR0569/45 £12 £30 Bishop's Itchington CR0569/135 £30 £100 Bishop's Tachbrook CR0569/236 £30 £100 Bourton on Dunsmore CR0569/46 £12 £30 Brailes CR0569/47 £30 £50 Budbrooke CR0569/48 £30 £50 Bulkington CR0569/53 £30 £100 Burmington CR0569/56 £30 £50 Butlers Marston CR0569/169 £12 £30 Caldecote CR0569/57 £12 £30 Chadshunt CR0569/60 £30 £50 Charlecote CR0569/61 £30 £50 Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map Chesterton CR0569/62-63 £30 Great and Parva Great Chesterton CR0569/62 £50 Kingston otherwise Chesterton Parva CR0569/63 £30 Church Lawford CR0569/154 £30 £50 Claverdon and Norton Lindsey CR0569/65 £30 £100 Clifton on Dunsmore CR0569/70-72 £30 see below for hamlets included Clifton on Dunsmore, Brownsover CR0569/70 £30 Clifton on Dunsmore, Clifton CR0569/71 £100 Clifton on Dunsmore, Newton & Biggen CR0569/72 £30 Compton Wynyates CR0569/74 £30 £50 Compton, Long CR0569/73 £12 £50 Corley CR0569/75 £30 £50 Coughton CR0569/79 £12 £30 Coundon CR0569/80 £30 £30 Coventry CR0569/81,84&86 £30 see below for hamlets included Coventry, Holy Trinity CR0569/81 £50 Coventry, Keresley CR0569/84 £50 Coventry, St Michael & St John the Baptist CR0569/86 £50 Curdworth CR0328/13 £30 £50 Dunchurch CR0569/92 £30 £100 Elmdon CR0328/17 £30 £30 Ettington CR0569/96-97 £12 Lambcote & Thornton Ettington, Lambcote CR0569/96 £30 Ettington, Thornton CR0569/97 £30 Exhall CR0569/98 £30 £30 Farnborough CR0569/100 £30 £100 Fillongley CR0569/102 £30 £100 Foleshill CR0569/105 £30 £50 Frankton CR0569/121A £30 £30 Grandborough CR0569/121B £30 Woolscott & Calcutt Grandborough, Woolscott CR0569/121B £100 Grandborough, Calcutt CR0569/121B £30 Great Alne CR0569/4 £30 £100 Great Packington CR0569/191 £30 £50 Great Wolford CR0569/270-272 £30 including Little Wolford Great Wolford CR0569/270 £50 Little Wolford CR0569/271 £100 Little Wolford, formerly Great Wolford CR0569/272 £30 Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map Grendon CR0328/18 £30 including Whittington Grendon CR0328/18 £30 Grendon, Whittington CR0328/18 £30 Hampton in Arden CR0328/22-24 £30 see below for hamlets included Hampton in Arden, Hampton, Diddington, CR0328/22 £100 Kinwalsey and Balsall, part 1 Hampton in Arden, Hampton, Diddington, CR0328/22 £100 Kinwalsey and Balsall, part 2 Hampton in Arden, Knowle CR0328/23 £100 Hampton in Arden, Nuthurst CR0328/24 £30 Hampton Lucy CR0569/122 £30 £100 Harborough Magna CR0569/123 £30 two maps Harborough Magna, part 1 CR0569/123 £30 Harborough Magna, part 2 CR0569/123 £30 Hardwick priors CR0569/124 £30 £100 Haseley CR0569/125 £30 £30 Hatton CR0569/126 pt1-4 £30 including Beausale & Shrewley Hatton, skeleton plan of the parish CR0569/126 pt1 £30 Hatton CR0569/126 pt2 £30 Hatton, Beausale CR0569/126 pt3 £50 Hatton, Shrewley CR0569/126 pt4 £50 Hillmorton CR0569/128 £30 £100 Honiley CR0569/131B £12 £30 Honington CR0569/132 £12 £30 Idlicote CR0569/133 £30 £50 Ilmington CR0569/134 £12 £30 Kenilworth CR0569/139 £12 £30 Kingsbury CR0328/25-27 £30 including Whateley and Dosthill Kingsbury, Whateley CR0328/25 £30 Kingsbury, Dosthill CR0328/26 £50 Kingsbury, except Whateley and Dosthill CR0328/27 £100 Kinwarton CR0569/140 £12 £30 Ladbroke CR0569/152 £30 £50 Lapworth CR0328/30 £30 £100 Leamington Hastings CR0569/156 £30 £30 Leamington Priors CR0569/155 £12 £50 Leek Wootton CR0569/277 £12 £30 Lighthorne CR0569/157 £30 £50 Lillington CR0569/163 £30 £50 Loxley CR0569/168 £12 £100 Maxstoke CR0328/31 £30 £100 Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map CR0569/141,143- Monks Kirby £30 see below for hamlets covered 145,147-150 Monks Kirby, Brockenhurst, Monks Kirby, Street Ashton, Newnham Paddox & Walton CR0569/141 £50 Parva Monks Kirby, Cesters Over CR0569/143 £100 Monks Kirby, Easenhall CR0569/144 £30 Monks Kirby, Goresland in Ullesthorpe CR0569/145 £30 Monks Kirby, Great Copston CR0569/147 £50 Monks Kirby, Newbold Revel CR0569/148 £30 Monks Kirby, Pailton CR0569/150 £30 Moreton Morrell CR0569/171 £30 £30 Newbold Pacey CR0569/179 £12 £100 Newbold on Avon CR0569/172-4 £30 see below for hamlets covered Newbold on Avon, Cosford CR0569/172 £50 Newbold on Avon, Newbold and Little CR0569/173A £50 Harborough Newbold on Avon, Little Lawford CR0569/173B £30 Newbold on Avon, Long Lawford CR0569/174 £50 Newbold on Stour CR0569/176A-B £30 including Armscott & Talton Newbold on Stour, Armscott CR0569/176A £100 Newbold on Stour, Newbold on Stour & CR0569/176B £100 Talton Newnham Regis CR0569/182 £30 £50 Nuneaton CR0569/184 £30 £100 Offchurch CR0569/187 £30 £50 Old Stratford CR0569/228 pt 1-4 £30 see below for hamlets included Old Stratford, Bridgetown, Ryhen-Clifford & CR0569/228 pt 1 £50 Old Stratford Old Stratford, Clopton & Welcombe CR0569/228 pt 2 £30 Old Stratford, Little Wilmcote CR0569/228 pt 3 £30 Old Stratford, sketch map CR0569/228 pt 4 £50 Oldberrow CR0569/188 £30 £50 Over Whitacre CR0328/32 £30 £100 Packwood CR0328/33 £30 £100 Polesworth CR0328/36-40 £30 see below for hamlets included Polesworth, Dordon CR0328/36 £30 Polesworth CR0328/37 £30 Polesworth, Hall End & Freazley CR0328/38 £50 Polesworth, Pooley CR0328/39 £30 Polesworth, Warton CR0328/40 £30 Preston Bagot CR0569/192 £30 £100 Priors Marston CR0569/170 £12 £30 Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map Radbourne CR0569/194 £30 £100 Radford Semele CR0569/195 £30 £100 Ratley CR0569/196 £12 £30 Rowington CR0569/197 £30 £100 Salford Priors CR0569/198-199 £12 including Abbots Salford Salford Priors, Abbots Salford CR0569/198 £30 Salfrod Priors, Salford Priors CR0569/199 £50 Seckington CR0328/41 £12 £30 Shilton CR0569/202 £30 £30 Shipston on Stour CR0569/203 £30 £50 Shustoke CR0328/42 £30 £100 Snitterfield CR0569/206 £30 £50 Solihull CR0328/44 £30 £100 Sowe CR0569/207 £30 £30 Spernall CR0569/208 £12 £30 Stoke CR0569/209 £12 £30 Stoneleigh CR0569/213 £30 £100 Stretton Baskerville CR0569/230 £30 £50 Stretton on Dunsmore CR0569/231-232 £30 including Princethorpe Stretton on Dunsmore CR0569/231 £100 Stretton on Dunsmore, Princethorpe CR0569/232 £50 Stretton on the Fosse CR0569/234 £30 £50 Studley CR0569/235 £30 £100 Tanworth CR0328/53 £30 £100 Tidmington CR0569/243 £30 £30 Tredington CR0569/244B-246 £30 including Blackwell & Darlingscott Tredington CR0569/244B £50 Tredington, Blackwell CR0569/245 £50 Tredington, Darlingscott CR0569/246 £50 Ufton CR0569/249-250 £30 two maps Ufton CR0569/249 £50 Ufton, parish copy CR0569/250 £50 Warmington CR0569/251 £30 £50 Warwick CR0569/252-253 £30 St Mary & St Nicholas, part) Warwick, St Mary and part of St Nicholas CR0569/252 £100 Warwick, St Nicholas, part CR0569/253 £30 Wasperton CR0569/256 £30 £50 Weddington CR0569/258 £30 £30 Parish DocRefNo Bundle Single map Wellesbourne CR0569/259-260 £30 see below for hamlets included Wellesbourne, Mickle Meadow CR0569/259/2 £30 Wellesbourne, Wellesbourne Mountford CR0569/259/1 £50 Wellesbourne, Walton D'eville & Walton CR0569/260 £50 Mauduit Whitchurch CR0569/261 £30 two maps Whitchurch, copy one CR0569/261 £100 Whitchurch, copy two CR0569/261 £100 Withybrook CR0569/269 £30 £100 Whitnash CR0569/263 £30 £100 Wishaw CR0328/58 £30 £100 Wolston CR0569/273-274 £30 including Marston, Brandon & Bretford Wolston, Wolston & Marston CR0569/273 £50 Wolston, Brandon & Bretford CR0569/274 £50 Wolverton CR0569/276 £12 £30 Wolvey CR0569/275 £30 £30 Wootton Wawen CR0569/278/1-5 £30 Wootton Wawen, Henley in Arden CR569/278/1 £50 Wootton Wawen, Ullenhall CR569/278/2 £100 Wootton Wawen, Aspley CR569/278/3 £50 Wootton Wawen, Township CR569/278/4 £50 Wootton Wawen, Sketch map CR569/278/5 £100.
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    Local Government Boundary Commission For England Report No. 186 LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGIiAND REPORT NO. 186. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND CHAIRMAN Sir Edmund Compton GCB KBE DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Mr J M Rankin QC MEMBERS Lady Bowden Mr J T Brockbank Professor Michael Chisholm Mr R R Thornton CB DL Sir Andrew Wheatley CBE PW To the Rt Hon Merlyn Rees, MP Secretary of State for the Home Department PROPOSALS FOR FUTURE ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STRATFOHD-ON-AVON DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF WARWICKSHIRE 1. We, the Local Government Boundary Commission for England, having carried out our initial review of the electoral arrangements for the district of Stratford-on-Avon in accordance with the requirements of section 63 of, and Schedule 9 to, the Local Government Act 1972, present our proposals for the future electoral arrangements of that district* 2* In accordance with the procedure laid down in section 60(1) and (2) of the 1972 Act, notice was given on 31 December 197^ that we were to undertake this review. This was incorporated in a consultation letter addressed to Stratford- on-Avon District Council, copies of which were circulated to Warwickshire County Council, Parish Councils and Parish Meetings in the district, the Member of Parliament for the constituency.concerned and the headquarters of the main political parties. Copies were also sent to the editors of the local newspapers circulating in the area and to the local government press* Notices inserted in the local press announced the start of the review and invited comments from members of the public and from any interested bodies.
  • Coventry Cathedral Prayer Cycles

    Coventry Cathedral Prayer Cycles

    Coventry Cathedral Prayer Cycles Please join us as we pray for our Cathedral, the life of the wider Diocese of Coventry, our partners in the Community of the Cross of Nails and our brothers and sisters across the world in the Anglican Communion. Sunday 15 November 2020 The Cathedral Our connections with other churches in the city: including Holy Trinity; Methodist Central Hall, CLM The Diocese of Coventry South Warwickshire Seven. Clergy: Stuart Allen, Ben Dyson, Anthony Wells. Readers: Clare Wells. Give thanks for new people joining our online prayer meetings and YouTube Services since March. Pray for wisdom in planning our online and physical Christmas services, and that the Lord will enable us to reach many in our community with the good news of Jesus. The Community of the Cross of Nails Germany: HAMBURG, Hauptkirche St Katharinen (St Catherine's Church); Germany: HAMBURG, Mahnmal St Nikolai (St Nikolai's Memorial Church); Germany: HANAU, Wallonisch-Niederländische Gemeinde (Wallonia-Netherlands Community). The Anglican Cycle of Prayer Pray for the Church of Ceylon (Extra-Provincial to the Archbishop of Canterbury); The Rt Revd Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey - Bishop of Colombo; The Rt Revd Keerthisiri Fernando - Bishop of Kurunegala Monday 16 November 2020 The Cathedral The Head of Education and Schools team; the thousands of children who visit week by week The Diocese of Coventry We pray for those who are grieving. We remember those who feel alone and pray for God's comfort and blessing. Pray that God will give us the compassion to comfort and care for those who are in need.