Polling District Electoral Forecast 2023 Number of Councillors New

Polling District Electoral Forecast 2023 Number of Councillors New Ward Name Commentary A 2 member ward comprising of the parishes of Arlecdon & A1,A2,A3,J1,K1,K2 3326 2 Arlecdon and Frizington Frizington and Weddicar. A 2 member ward comprising of the parishes of Beckermet & Thornhill, Ennerdale & Kinniside, Lamplugh, Lowside Quarter and Ponsonby. Parishes of previously been grouped B1,B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,I4,J2,J3,J4,L3 3281 2 Beckermet and Ennerdale together in previous County Council boundaries. A single member ward for parish ward of Egremont North H1,H2 1616 1 Bigrigg and Moor Row which compromises the villages of Bigrigg and Moor Row. D1,D2,D3,M1,M2,U2 3696 2 Bransty A 2 member ward for the Bransty area of Whitehaven. A 3 member ward for the town council area of Cleator Moor E1,E2,E3,F2,F3,K3 5371 3 Cleator Moor minus polling district F1. A 2 member ward for the parishes of Distington, Lowca and G1,G2,G3,G4,G5 3107 2 Distington Parton. A 3 member ward for the parish wards of Egremont Central, Egremont East,Egremont South and polling district of F1 B8,F1,H3,H4,I1,I2,I3 5376 3 Egremont which is included due to the shared area of service delivery. A 2 member ward comprising of the parishes of Drigg & Carleton, Eskdale, Gosforth,Irton with Santon, Seascale and C5,L1,L2,X1,X2,X3,X4,X5,X6,X7,X8,X9 3478 2 Gosforth and Seascale Wasdale. O1,O2,O3,O4,O5,O6 3279 2 Hensingham A 2 member ward for the Hensingham area of Whitehaven. A 2 member ward for the Hillcrest and Harras Moor area of D4,D6,M4,P1,P2 3709 2 Hillcrest and Harras Whitehaven. M3,R1,R2,R3,W4 3798 2 Kells A 2 member ward for the Kells area of Whitehaven. A 2 member ward compromising the Millom Town Council parish ward of Haverigg and the parishes of Bootle, Millom C1,C2,C3,C4,C6,N1,S1,S2,S3,S4,S5,S6 3290 2 Millom Without Without, Muncaster, Ulpha, Waberthwaite and Whicham. A 3 member ward for the town of Millom. This is concurrent Q1,Q2,V1,V2 4712 3 Millom with the Millom Division of Cumbria County Council. M5,M6,T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,W2,W3 5552 3 Mirehouse A 3 member ward for the Mirehouse area of Whitehaven. D5,U1,U3 1551 1 Moresby A single member ward for the parish of Moresby. A single member ward for the villages of Rottington, Sandwith W1,W5,Y1 1769 1 St Bees and St Bees. 56911 33.

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The clear plastic wrap used on this issue of YourCumbria is biodegradable Winter 2008 Making the local link Feeling Your one stop shop for local services the crunch Together we can Could Citizens Advice help you? Celebrating our service users and employees visit yourcumbria.org.uk for regular updates on the issues affecting you Welcome to YourCumbria 19 magazine You may have read and heard a lot about changes in the Leadership of the county council, which have certainly been challenging for all of us! But, as I hope this issue of Your Cumbria shows, we’ve been knuckling down and getting on with business as usual. Everyone has been determined to continue providing the best possible services to the people who need them. That’s why we are working with our partners to open up Local Links centres in every Contents town across the county. The first one – in Alston – is already open and you can read all about how we worked with Making the local link Improving the community the community to create it. 04 Your one stop shop for 15 Tell us what needs to be done In fact the whole theme of local services in your area this magazine is about how to work together with you to Self directed support Crafty beggars improve our service and get to 09 More control for service 19 What does recycling mean grips with the things that you users to you? think are most important. It is vital that we hear your Over 100 years of Your diary views.
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