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Electorate Form 2: Parishing Arrange ELECTORATE FORM 2: PARISHING ARRANGE District : Alnwick Contact name: County : Northumberland Contact number: Date: Parish or Town Council / Number of Electorate No. of Parish Meeting councillors (Year= 2008 ) electors (none for parish meeting, per insert 'Meeting') councillor Acklington 10 446 44.6 Alnham 3 74 24.7 Alnmouth 10 373 37.3 Alnwick 18 5949 330.5 Alnwick Alnwick Alwinton 5 60 12.0 Amble 9 4467 496.3 Amble Amble Biddlestone 4 68 17.0 Brinkburn 5 152 30.4 Callaly 2 118 59.0 Cartington 5 93 18.6 Craster 10 292 29.2 Denwick 9 214 23.8 Edlingham 10 151 15.1 Eglingham 10 306 30.6 Elsdon 5 150 30.0 Embleton 10 523 52.3 Felton 10 721 72.1 Glanton 10 187 18.7 Harbottle 5 201 40.2 Hauxley 6 202 33.7 Hedgeley 10 274 27.4 Hepple 5 101 20.2 Hesleyhurst 2 24 12.0 Hollinghill 4 62 15.5 Lesbury 10 795 79.5 Longframlington 7 822 117.4 Longhoughton 10 1024 102.4 Longhoughton Longhoughton Netherton 6 154 25.7 Newton by the Sea 10 180 18.0 Newton on the Moor & Swarland 12 752 62.7 Newton on the Moor & Swarland Nunnykirk 5 109 21.8 Rennington 10 255 25.5 Rothbury 9 1545 171.7 Rothley 4 112 28.0 Shilbottle 10 1311 131.1 Snitter 5 92 18.4 Thropton 5 371 74.2 Togston 10 249 24.9 Warkworth 10 1324 132.4 Warkworth Whittingham 7 316 45.1 Whitton & Tosson 5 184 36.8 TOTALS 312 24803 79.5 Note: the average number of electors per councillor does not apply to parish meetings EMENTS Mick Miller 01665 511227 22/08/2008 Parish wards or constituent No. of Electorate No. of parishes councillors electors (where applicable - whole parish per unless parish ward stated) councillor - --- - --- - --- Alnwick Castle Ward 8 2711 338.8 Alnwick Clayport Ward 5 1394 278.8 Alnwick Hotspur 5 1844 368.8 - --- Amble Central 3 1608 536 Amble East 3 1304 434.66 Amble West 3 1555 518.33 - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- Longhoughton Ward 5 778 155.6 Howick Ward 2 124 62 Boulmer Ward 3 122 40.66 - --- - --- Newton Ward 5 176 35.2 Swarland Ward 7 576 82.28 - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- - --- Warkworth Ward 7 1178 168.28 Sturton Grange Ward 3 146 48.66 - --- - --- Please leave blank ELECTORATE FORM 2: conti Unparished district wards none District ward Warkworth Whittingham Lesbury Alnwick Castle Alnwick Clayport Alnwick Hotspur Harbottle and Elsdon Amble Central Amble East Amble West Harbottle and Elsdon Longframlington Whittingham Whittingham Longhoughton with Craster and Rennington Lesbury Hedgeley Hedgeley Harbottle and Elsdon Total electorate in unparished areas Embleton Shilbottle % of total electorate Whittingham Total electorate in parished areas Harbottle and Elsdon Amble East % of total electorate Hedgeley Total electorate Harbottle and Elsdon Rothbury and South Rural Rothbury and South Rural Lesbury Longframlington Longhoughton with Craster and Rennington Longhoughton with Craster and Rennington Longhoughton with Craster and Rennington Harbottle and Elsdon Embleton Shilbottle Shilbottle Rothbury and South Rural Longhoughton with Craster and Rennington Rothbury and South Rural Rothbury and South Rural Shilbottle Rothbury and South Rural Rothbury and South Rural Amble East Warkworth Warkworth Whittingham Rothbury and South Rural nued Electorate 0 0% 24803 100% 24803 ELECTORATE FORM 2: PARISHING ARRAN District : Berwick-upon-Tweed Contact name: County : Northumberland Contact number: Date: Parish or Town Council / Number of Electorate No. of Parish Meeting councillors (Year= ) electors (none for parish meeting, per insert 'Meeting') councillor Adderstone with Lucker 6 195 32 Ancroft 11 735 67 Ancroft Ancroft Bamburgh 6 429 71 Bamburgh Beadnell 7 596 85 Belford 12 1109 92 Belford Belford Bowsden 6 157 26 Branxton 5 119 23 Carham 8 296 37 Cheviotside 5 118 24 Cheviotside Cornhill-on-Tweed 7 283 40 Doddington 6 98 16 Duddo 5 171 34 Duddo Ellingham 6 265 44 Ford 9 385 43 Holy Island 5 174 35 Horncliffe 8 308 38 Horncliffe Ingram 6 128 21 Kirknewton 6 89 15 Kyloe 7 258 37 Kyloe Lowick 9 480 53 Milfield 5 207 41 Norham 7 485 69 North Sunderland 12 1609 134 Ord 7 1257 179 Shoreswood 5 123 25 Tillside 14 499 36 Tillside Tillside Tillside Wooler 10 1731 173 Berwick-upon-Tweed 16 9432 589 Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Akeld n/a 68 n/a Bewick n/a 63 n/a Earle n/a 55 n/a Kilham n/a 98 n/a Ewart n/a 66 n/a Easington n/a 110 n/a TOTALS 216 22196 2079 Note: the average number of electors per councillor does not apply to parish meetings GEMENTS Judith Turnbull 01289 301720 11-Aug-08 Parish wards or constituent No. of Electorate No. of District ward parishes councillors electors (where applicable - state if a per whole parish or parish ward) councillor Whole parish Bamburgh Ancroft Parish Ward 3 137 46 Islandshire Cheswick Parish Ward 3 158 53 Islandshire Scremerston Parish Ward 5 440 88 Islandshire Budle Parish Ward 1 55 55 Bamburgh Bamburgh Parish Ward 5 374 75 Bamburgh Whole Parish Beadnell Belford Parish Ward 9 962 107 Belford Middleton Parish Ward 2 98 49 Lowick Warenton Parish Ward 1 49 49 Belford Whole Parish Lowick Whole Parish Flodden Whole Parish Flodden Ilderton Parish Ward 3 75 25 Cheviot Roddam Parish Ward 2 43 21 Cheviot Whole Parish Norhamshire Whole Parish Ford Duddo Parish Ward 3 106 35 Norhamshire Twizel Parish Ward 2 65 32 Norhamshire Whole Parish Beadnell Whole Parish Ford Whole Parish Islandshire Horncliffe Parish Ward 5 187 37 Norhamshire Loanend Parish Ward 3 121 40 Norhamshire Whole Parish Ward Cheviot Whole Parish Ward Flodden Berrington Parish Ward 1 42 42 Islandshire Kyloe Parish Ward 6 216 36 Islandshire Whole Parish Lowick Whole Parish Ford Whole Parish Norhamshire Whole Parish North Sunderland Whole Parish Islandshire Whole Parish Norhamshire Chatton Parish Ward 6 281 47 Cheviot Chillingham Parish Ward 2 46 23 Cheviot Hetton Parish Ward 3 69 23 Lowick Lilburn Parish Ward 3 103 34 Cheviot Whole Parish Wooler Magdalane Parish Ward 2 1398 699 Edward Castle Parish Ward 3 2156 719 Elizabeth Grove Parish Ward 3 1440 480 Prior St Boisil Parish Ward 3 1467 489 Seton Stadium Parish Ward 1 651 651 Shielfield Upper Spittal Parish Ward 2 1543 771 Spittal Lower Spittal Parish Ward 2 777 388 Spittal Flodden Cheviot Cheviot Flodden Ford Bamburgh 84 13059 5114 Please leave blank ELECTORATE FORM 2: continued Unparished district wards Electorate Nil Total electorate in unparished areas % of total electorate Nil Total electorate in parished areas % of total electorate 100% Total electorate 22196 d NO PARISHES CURRENTLY EXIST IN BLYTH VALLEY, ALTHOUGH WORK IS ONGO ING TO CREATE PARISHES IN 2009 ELECTORATE FORM 2: PARISHING ARRANGEMENTS District : Castle Morpeth Contact name: Ann Howliston County : Northumberland Contact number: 01670 794755 Date: 10/07/2008 Parish or Town Council / Number of Electorate No. of Parish wards or constituent No. of Electorate Parish Meeting councillors (Year= ) electors parishes councillors (none for parish meeting, per (where applicable - state if a insert 'Meeting') 2008 councillor whole parish or parish ward) Belsay 6 406 68 Capheaton 5 121 24 Cresswell 7 149 21 East Chevington 12 1996 166 Ellington & Linton 12 2106 176 Hartburn 6 158 26 Hebron 6 330 55 Heddon on the Wall 9 1279 142 Ward No.1 5 1106 Ward No. 2 2 81 Ward No.3 2 92 Hepscott 7 812 116 Hepscott 5 560 Hepscott Stobhill Manor 2 252 Longhirst 7 272 39 Longhorsley 7 702 100 Lynemouth 12 1183 99 Matfen 6 412 69 Ward No. 1 3 169 Ward No.2 3 243 Meldon 9 181 20 Meldon 3 79 Pigdon 6 102 Mitford 6 352 59 Morpeth 15 10909 727 Kirkhill 3 2500 North Central 5 3896 South 4 2226 Stobhill 3 2287 Netherwitton 6 210 35 Pegswood 9 2317 257 Ponteland 12 8796 733 East 3 2264 North 3 2124 South 3 2228 West 3 2180 Stamfordam 7 692 99 Ward No.1 1 97 Ward No.2 3 431 Ward No.3 3 164 Stannington 8 971 121 Thirston 6 444 74 Eshott 3 192 Thirston 3 252 Tritlington & West Chevington 7 212 30 Tritlington 5 187 West Chevington 2 25 Ulgham 5 325 65 Wallington Demesne 9 299 33 Whalton 6 333 56 Ward No.1 2 110 Ward No.2 4 223 Widdrington Station & Stobswood 7 2114 302 Widdrington Village 8 135 17 TOTALS 222 38216 3,729 26 222 38216 Note: the average number of electors per councillor does not apply to parish meetings Please leave bla ELECTORATE FORM 2: continued Unparished district wards Electorate NONE No. of District ward electors per councillor Hartburn Stamfordham Lynemouth & Ellington Chevington Lynemouth & Ellington Hatburn Pegswood & Hebron 221 Heddon on the Wall 41 Heddon on the Wall 46 Heddon on the Wall 112 Stannington & Mitford 126 Morpeth Stobhill Pegswood & Hebron Longhorsley Lynemouth & Ellington 56 Stamfordham 81 Stamfordham 26 Hartburn Total electorate in unparished areas 0 17 Hartburn Stannington & Mitford % of total electorate 0% 833 Morpeth Kirkhill Total electorate in parished areas 38216 779 Morpeth North Central 557 Morpeth South % of total electorate 100% 762 Morpeth Stobhill Total electorate 38216 Hartburn Pegswood & Hebron 755 Ponteland East 708 Ponteland North 743 Ponteland South 727 Ponteland West 97 Stamfordham 144 Stamfordham 55 Stamfordham Stannington & Mitford 64 Longhorsley 84 Longhorsley 37 Pegswood & Hebron 13 Chevington Ulgham Hartburn 55 Stannington & Mitford 56 Stannington & Mitford Ulgham Ulgham 7195 17 ank ELECTORATE FORM 2: PARISHING ARRAN District : Tynedale Contact name: County : Northumberland Contact number: Date: Parish or Town Council / Number of Electorate No.
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