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The Boundary Committee for England Further Electoral SHEET 2, MAP 2 Dacorum District, Hemel Hempstead N B U L Z L I Z A H R Eastbrookhay S D R R Farm E O P I A P Piper's Hill D Little Revelend A 4146 Farm Highpark Wood THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND C R U iv er P H G I O ad D e G L T R S M E E E N R E FURTHER ELECTORAL REVIEW OF DACORUM LA E N N D Lovetts End E L A N Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in the Borough of Dacorum August 2006 E AD Sheet 2 of 4 RO Wood Farm D DON OA TTLE R NE LEY D EN A SH Brockswood O R JMI School N E D E L T T E N E 1 E N A M IV L R LS D L N NE O G T A T ST O WATLING WARD O W Holtsmere End 7 Watercress Beds 8 Infant & Junior 4 Schools B Crossways L GREAT GADDESDEN CP IL Farm H D N E N E T Bingham's Park T O WOODHALL FARM Farm P WARD Barncroft Eastbrook JMI School Astley Cooper Mixed School Infants D OA W School R AS RN HIN OU Gaddesden Hall GT DB ON RE AV EN Rumblers Farm UE Playing Field GROVE HILL AND PICCOTTS END WARD GROVEHILL D A OA Y R D C R EN Woodcroft Farm ATE L W I Aycliffe Drive F Grove Hill Park F Catstail Wood JMI School E D T R H I R V E ETL E E C H El Ps E NE TE R LA GA R L T G E D IN Y EN NT CUPID GREEN T ASHRIDGE WARD HU R E OTTS E C Y S IC L P A A W N E P E Sports N N NETTLEDEN WITH POTTEN END CP IC A A C M L Ground T O S T E T A S The Hammond E E Dell Wood E R N JMI School T D Industrial Y R AY R O E W Estate R A NIN R E D N E PE H D C PICCOTTS B LE O END EDA F U HAR W R NE N A L E R AL O D A W Warnersend Wood O D L AL Y W C A S HE W RR Howe Grove N Y IA TR R EE HE B M L MPSTEAD Boxted Farm M AN LANE A A D C D E OA A X Industrial O T R R E OFT Estate N CR TO D Y L A N L Widmore R N HI E FE S Wood O T A H B G D NI LINK ROAD U C K AY N H E FLETCHER W C A L D E Oil Storage Depot SD ID Y E M A 4147 A F B N D I ER W E K E R R S B HA N T N L M A D N HR O S L H L IFT E D T OW L FIELD E E E U D UR I IV R H R U L HIGHFIELD WARD N O R A B D Q M AD E R Y Y R A P E D G H D A E T A N N A R L A PI Y D A E A L R L GADEBRIDGE Playing S JU L H S A T R E E IV G O A L E Field N Y P O Y N D O P D W R L R S U L E O IV IL Bellgate A A C I A E V Y H G D Jupiter Drive H T E GADEBRIDGE WARD H O J.M.I. 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