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THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION for ENGLAND the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright KEY This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. DISTRICT/BOROUGH COUNCIL BOUNDARY Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2012. WARD BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF DERBYSHIRE PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY EREWASH BOROUGH DISTRICT/BOROUGH NAME Scale : 1cm = 0.08500 km Draft recommendations for electoral division boundaries in PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME Grid Interval 1km BREASTON ED the county of Derbyshire April 2012 DRAYCOTT WARD WARD NAME HOPWELL CP PARISH NAME Sheet 6 of 6 BORROWASH WEST PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. C R SHEET 6, MAP 6a O F Proposed division boundaries in Ockbrook and Borrowash T F I C E LD L E O D E O D ID O S R IVS L E IV RN F E R UD B E SHEET 6, MAP 6b OS E L k Castle Hill N Proposed division boundaries in Long Eaton C o A ro L W B E k Windmill Farm R S ND c O T U O O O S Cricket M G N O Ground N E E R O M Y V M L I Cemetery T S E L 1 E R K TR A Wilsthorpe Business S C B D I L N R A U R W N C N E & Enterprise College A D K C R E OA O E O R R Z E T L R I D L E N O S R L L OW O B R E O N E I Y E N D D N A E W S G L G U Brackenfield V B O T S E N E T R U R T P Special E E L S O I G R A V E E V N H A L T School N C P L E E R A OL A Harrington R A HA LIE L C O G R A E D E T K D S A O L R ON I Junior School G S T L T T D O S R R L A IV Y C E R E E T O E T V L A H R O T SANDIACRE ED E E L OCKBROOK L V E S A I B C A R I E H V IAN V Parklands D CL V N N O I A E N UG O H E U Infant School W M L A A PARISH WARD T Y (38) E M R B RIA N C R R LOUG A G H O O E WA V E Y Y A E V A E V L I A I D D N S R DERBY ROAD WEST WARD R R U N N D D E H E E AD M W E BY RO T E L Asterdale DER A E U R D Primary School R N Trent College A E E C DERBY ROAD V E A D Manor Farm BREASTON ED E EAST WARD A L D A O ROA R Golf Driving Range D E B F (32) MER E K O D IE SLE L A L A O P R D R E R H I L A DA C EP L O E R K D O H D S IL P L O E S L ID L L E W HOPWELL CP BREASTON WARD I Allotment A D M A R R S Gardens I R V Cemetery H O E E R A BREASTON CP V Miniature I O D R A Football Railway B D D RIA OAD D L N R BO Ground CLOUGH STHORPE I L R A WAY WI R T E E O O R G NU T VE W 0 W N E A I A ID F O R 1 S C RK IE H 0 R PA L O N A 5 G D H W H R T B O N O S H M D O A D A R O k D N O olden Broo R G E H T A L W N I V A A A V E O N R D E U N E E R R D Football A R I D M V E A O Ground A A E N T V N B S E O E N N T DR TR E T S S U I IV T N N E E N G E U U H O D A U Recn M M R E Golden N Broo R Gnd I k OA E Ashbrook V PETERSHAM ED D V W E Allotment W A OO D Infant D I E LA Gardens L F R Ashbrook N k D A B A V C S A Y I School E R Junior o Golden Brook o O T L O (37) R r R A H O C D V D O School Recreation B L IN E O O GR T k S c RU E D T R N I C Ground LA V R HO I O N U L IV B D A P S A E V A E T SO V E N LA N E I S N D E D W R A IV E R Y E V E O A West Park OCKBROOK AND BORROWASH WARD A Y D A C Tip W O Flood Prevention Lagoon OCKBROOK AND BORROWASH CP R D N and Nature Reserve E Allotment O W RB HAR I K R R Y R Gardens INGT A I O R O N P Y i A E M AVE v L e D M A Leisure Centre B r D E STR V E V e E r I ET w E e R Borrowash nt R D L CH D Stanton Vale School A R BORROWASH WEST E RNW N Playing Field S OO E (Special Needs) Y D A CH S VE IT H E R C PARISH WARD D N I D R EREWASH BOROUGH CR OA P AN R Cemetery E FL BY L D D D DRIV E S A OA FULWOO ET WAY RE A R THO U O (E) AM R R H NG E I L N T T M O Nursery C A D O L ROAD N ORA R The Long Eaton N A D BALM O E R O R School S R R O O WENSLEYDALE RD C A G Dovedale N BORROWASH EAST D E C T O Primary School N I A E T E T CE L N D R A T PARISH WARD T l R E T A a S L R S n AV E a R M E D U C E N N E i U A E IV E T ll E D R V N h R V D S The Stryne R A L A SE O s i Y R O a E v O BREASTON ED E E V G e a L H w H c Tudor Court R r R Grange Farm A S e e D D H A r C D K L T VE E N e O E A R A r O H A w O N N I D W V M e R (32) R Y D A G n B R E T t A O A L D H W Y C A A N O Y O M T WILSTHORPE WARD D L T S R Y A R E M O P N R A O D Y D W E T R R L G I A Lake I L Industrial E L V V S Y M E Estate A EAR D T E N RIVE Hook's V D H N D Farm D MILLDALE R O U E A E OA OAD N N LE R R E O DA E U RFE U P R W A HA N E V W E E H Y V T V E A R N D R Little Stryne L O E C D E O R U E A R U AL O A EN W N E D O F D AV K D D Y M A A R A E B E N O EL A V Draycott Fields P A K I T E R DRAYCOTT WARD BL ER R E L N B O C A LT H D R W 1 AD A RO K C O M E R O AL I D D DRAYCOTT AND CHURCH WILNE CP ES K LONG EATON ED BL O RIB R A A USK V K k IN E oo AV LA Br ENU N N (36) ck E U O Draycott Fields NEW C D E E SAWLEY D A DE A V R E BY S R R ELGAR Y A R DRIVE C O BA V iv AD SL A e OW E r C M D LO O N LONG EATON e SE U r R w D E E e A R n OW Allotment R t O SL D CENTRAL WARD R EY A Gardens VEN D UE Allotment R O Gardens FIELDS FARM ROAD F W I B S LM V R E SAWLEY ED OT IC A R S T D Industrial E T O S E R H R K N E B E R NNE Estate E I A O DY AV A T A W E O L S (39) S T T S E G E NU V VE N A I N M E STE N Playing Field I L AU A K T O 6 A 0 E D A UE O 05 V N Sawley Park U O VE N N E E A 332,000m R N ID E ES Sawley Infant V O U AK A A E L B & Junior D R E Schools O D N H F 447,000m E E O D V Y R R A S S Y O The Park D C SAWLEY WARD T O R R T Fish Pond D E T G E T E R N E R V O UR r SK43SE A E T e O S w I D V SAWLEY CP T H a R H N E ASTON ED s G I E h Bankfields Farm E R R C E E R R L F Elvaston Castle Country Park a E I M L E I E R n V E a Y L (55) L O D l A D T S M A S R E T E A D Golf Course T O N N O R E A A T D E SAWLEY R R D N A River Derwent L E T O ASTON WARD E O D E T S A T R R D R N E H I A T CRES V L T Y L S R E ELVASTON CP E P W L S O S O The Lake R W G I T F A M IN W F I IL C RF A K N RE IE T Caravan Park SOUTH DERBYSHIRE DISTRICT E ARNOLD AVE S LD R CE OA N (H) D T LOCK LANE 441,000m Allotment Gardens Golf Course 333,000m 0 SK43SW 1 0 5 B SHEET 6, MAP 6c Proposed division boundaries in Swadlincote town A 5 11 Brizlincote Hall Farm Stanhope Bretby MELBOURNE ED REPTON WARD (59) y A a SH ilw BY a R RO d A le BRETBY CP D nt E a AS m T is D T Bretby Park H O Playing Field R Bretby Park N T R E E L A Bretby N Business Park E Works S T H IG E H Y Tip Conference TB RE Centre B A S T H O Y O N ETB L D BR LO R W E IV N A E L D HARTSHORNE CP O O E D T W H G O E R C N O T H AY T E E W R AI S U D N U E LA N R NE N E E N I l Y V V l L A S A E ID E E N E C E R L B T A FAR U Y D M R y R O R a A M O GW O T w E l A IN O i P PR A a R S D N R D R d L e R l L O t D I I E n Y V A A H U a W E E N O W E D m IL T s R Playing Field V i L Newhall O T S A D Tip Y R E E B W E E (dis) Civic Infant T V R D E B R T The William Allitt E R E Amenity School R I R I R A M School V O I AC B T L Site C A E A H CIA E A D H MIDWAYVE WARD E A R CHESTNUT AVENUE Newhall L V A T B E Community U S R N N D Junior School K U U A M R E O R A O R Allotment A P D D Gardens ET O E EL D TR O M D S SL A IN NEWHALL W EIG A A L H O O M L CH D A RI R R T V E SWO E O W RT D D D D H A L L R RO A H E C I E I G O I H H C F A S R F T R TR H E E E G S D E L A T S N S A I T T E V M R R N AP E U L P E T E R S T D O NEW A A AD ROAD O V R E ON N PARL S CHU U Elmsleigh IAMEN IN RC E T STRE B H Infant ET RO STR OR W E E D ET U AY School S N T D Y A R E L Y L N A W E O W E PI V J NE G I R O R O S H SWADLINCOTE NORTHOV ED R A H E D D Y ON D N T N A S V S 'S B NY E E T A Cemetery N O EN R E T N D E E E R U E AD P U U T RO (61) M D E A M MA L Q AY AL U L S FA E IR M I H F M W E S T O E O L O S DF R IEL L U E D DR E D T R W IV A E Y RO H O U D N R NEWHALL AND STANTON WARD R IL A IO C D D N NG E O NI C R RO W Rifle I A Springfield A O V D R E D B Range Garden E V Junior School Centre I RENSHAW DR E R V D I D VA A LLE R OVERSETTS Y RIS O E E E 'S D URE HN R KA RD JO O T T D S V T T Y N L A E A Football R E K O S AR W E P I L H U H Ground R OOD E St Edward's RC A W F S TW L R N D D O ES Primary School L O I W FT R D A V E RO COR A A C ON RS ATION O C L M O E T TTE STREE A L R E PO T D H R IS T R O K E C S TH R W R W A P O F O R N O AI O EL D R A O SO y VIE FIE D D N S a L A TR A w W D D EE il R C D T E a O RE A R A S D C M O d E The Pingle e N R tl T n School a S SWADLINCOTE CENTRAL ED m D is LINTON ED N D AD VIEW RO A W L MEADO D (60) K A R (58) Fairmeadows O M A R Eureka Park I Primary D D D L School L SWADLINCOTE A E I 320,000m N F D L Industrial Belmont Primary E Estate R School B D 428,000m Playing OAD T H Opencast Workings R A Field AVIS EE D R L T L Breach Leys S T Farm N F 53 MO A 53 R B E EL SK21NE IV B M IN DR M D UL R TO R E A O NDS LAN T A DARKLA Y A E 44 T D 4 Y O E WA T N Opencast Workings VIC S R CI T Council T S T S Offices N C Stanton O IV H M IC C AY L W R W E IN U AD B A N Y H LIAM treet IL ket S C W Leisure Mar Superstore GE RD W Centre H RA R ig CA h S VI O O tre O T e Hall Fields B EE ER t D I R N Farm A T E L S ST N T H A ES AL E L N W W W V AY D I A R R Y H O D Superstore IL A K L D N S D I T E R R SWADLINCOTE WARD D E R Business A E B T Y O Park R R O A A R S D T D B L A N W A N A E R N S O H X T S O O E N AD O D S O K P L T R O E A TE S W Gresley CO T N R H H O I E G T A Office R Ski EA R D H Park H O Centre W F A I I D L HIGHFIELD ST E Works M L O D T R R O D A D L Tetron Point C SWADLINCOTE SOUTH ED B U E HASTINGS ROAD R E R Boardman C D Playing Field D I T
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