Submission to the Local Government Boundary Commission for on Warding Arrangements for West and Council

June 2017 Cheshire West Labour

1. Introduction 1.1 As part of the review being undertaken by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (“the Commission”) into both Council Size and Warding Arrangements within Cheshire West and Chester Council (“the Council”) the Commission has determined, in a letter to the Chief Executive of the Council dated 28th March 2017 to recommend that the number of elected Members should be reduced to 69.

1.2 The Commission published this recommendation following a consultation process.

1.3 This recommendation provides for a Councillor to electorate ration of 1 : 4085

1.4 The next phase of this Review is to determine a pattern of Warding Arrangements.

1.5 This submission is made by Cheshire West Labour comprising the Cheshire West and Chester Labour Group and the Chester West and Chester Local Campaign Forum as part of that determination process.

1.6 This document should be considered alongside the Council Size submission made by Cheshire West Labour in May 2017.

1.7 The intention of this submission is to assist the Commission in reaching its determination on the pattern of Warding Arrangements and the following statutory criteria has been adopted and considered throughout:

 Delivering electoral equality for local voters. We have sought to ensure that each local councillor represents roughly the same number of people. This provides for a system where every person’s vote achieves the same value. In the context of this submission, as mentioned above, we are seeking to establish an elected member to electorate ratio of 1 : 4085.

 Reflecting the interests and identities of local communities. This is intended to establish electoral arrangements where, as far as possible, local ties are maintained and where Ward boundaries are easily recognised.

 Promoting effective and convenient local government. We have set out to ensure that the proposed Wards are represented effectively and that the proposed electoral arrangements, as a whole, allow Cheshire West and Chester Council to conduct its business effectively.

1.8 It is noted that Cheshire West and Chester Council hold “all out” elections on a four yearly cycle.

1.9 Cheshire West Labour seeks to adopt a pattern of Wards that establishes a principle of single member wards wherever possible, as we believe that under an “all out” elections system, this is the best way to ensure that every elector has an equal say in the political make-up of the Council; and that it provides communities with a clear single accountable person to serve as their voice and their representative.

1.10 It is recognised and accepted that in order to comply with the requirements of Schedule 2 to the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 that single member wards are not always possible. To that end, we have proposed three two-member wards. No three-member wards have been proposed, as they are clearly inappropriate for an “all out” electoral system.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 2 2. Background 2.1 The background to this proposal of single member wards is complex. It has its origins in the 19th century and the creation of elected local government.

2.2 Under the Municipal Corporation Act 1835 newly created boroughs had three member wards with elections every year when a third of members retired.

2.3 This was determined not to be the best way of operation and under the Local Government Act 1888 new counties were divided into single member wards with all members retiring every three years.

2.4 The Local Government Act 1894 created urban and rural district councils. These were a hybrid of multi- member wards and whole council elections or elections by thirds.

2.5 This system has been strongly criticised by a number of reviews. In particular the Report of the Committee on the Management of Local Government 1967 (the Maud Committee), the Report of the Royal Commission on Local Government in England 1969 (the Redcliffe-Maud Committee), the Report of the Royal Commission on Local Government in Scotland 1969 (the Wheatley Commission) and the Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Conduct of Local Authority Business (the Widdicombe Report).

2.6 Indeed the Wheatley Commission made recommendations that were followed in full in Scotland and introduced single member wards with all out elections every four years.

2.7 Furthermore a recommendation of the Widdicombe Report was that there should be a single councillor for every electoral ward.

2.8 In support of the concept of single member wards multi-member Parliamentary seats were abolished in the 19th century.

2.9 Single member wards provide a strong link between the member and their constituents. The electorate have a single person to whom they can go to with problems. There is no danger of members shuffling difficult problems onto each other or alternatively of seeking to compete with each other for kudos.

2.10 There is also some evidence that single member wards encourage higher turn-outs.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 3 3. Considerations 3.1 Although our objective is to achieve perfect electoral equality for all Wards we recognise and accept that this cannot exactly be achieved across every Ward.

3.2 Any such variance reflects the interests and identities of local communities and provides for effective and convenient local government.

3.3 In those very few Wards in which we seek to have two Members this is a result of geographical features that determine that two adjoining Wards have a member to electorate ratio that sits outside an acceptable variance and cannot be resolved without the division of established community ties.

3.4 In establishing the Wards within this document we have given full consideration that these proposals reflect the interests and identities of local communities and indeed many of the proposed Wards remain almost wholly unchanged from existing boundaries and where Wards are divided they do so along strong and established lines of community ties and interests.

3.5 In considering community ties and interests we have given proper consideration to:

 Transport links – particularly so when we have proposed the joining of nearby villages.

 Community groups – these include the nature of the groups represented and their functions and purpose and whether a Ward boundary precludes or prevents their effective continuance, particularly so when these groups transverse geographical areas and attract members from far afield.

 Facilities – such facilities to include shops, leisure and medical centres, schools and libraries. Consideration is also given as to how important these are viewed as being focal points within communities.

 Identifiable boundaries – these include rivers and open spaces as well as constructions such as major road and railways, including disused railways. These also include established housing estates that incorporate publically and privately owned properties that of themselves have become uniquely recognised as being a distinct community.

 Parishes – In areas within the borough that have established Parishes and where these Parish Boundaries represent the extent of a community these have been reflected in this submission. In some cases the Parish itself has been divided into distinct Wards within Town or Parish Councils. These Wards have been used to facilitate the division of existing multi-member Wards.

 Shared Interests – whilst a consideration within this submission such interests are reflected within other more persuasive community ties and often transverse over many existing Wards and cannot be accounted for in any pattern of Warding Arrangements.

3.6 The Council operates on a four yearly cycle of “all out” elections.

3.7 It is the view of Cheshire West Labour that the most effective and convenient manner of achieving the best possible local representation is to have a pattern of single member Wards. This view is supported by the Widdicombe Report 1986 which itself builds upon earlier reviews. Nothing has changed in the intervening years.

3.8 In having, wherever possible, single member wards every voter will have an equal opportunity to influence the make-up of the Council at each election. It will also afford the opportunity for a more diverse view of representation to be present.

3.9 In striving to achieve this it is accepted that within this Council there has to be three two-member Wards these split over three of the Parliamentary Constituencies that operate within the Council boundary.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 4 3.10 No proposed Ward is too large geographically so that is difficult for any Councillor to represent. Similarly no proposed Ward is too small so as not to be able to contribute to the wider business of the Council.

3.11 We have not sought to create any ‘doughnut’ Wards nor are there any proposals for detached Wards.

3.12 Within our submission we are seeking to change the names of a number of existing Wards.

3.13 These changes are consistent in approach and have been done to reflect the communities contained within the proposed Wards. We have sought to reflect in the name a physical or geographical feature within that Ward or adopt a Town or Parish Ward name.

3.14 Each proposed name is not lengthy and can easily be recognised by local people.

3.15 We have not sought the Commission to consider any history or tradition as part of this submission. We accept, that whilst these may form a solid basis for an argument of community identity we acknowledge that communities change over time and perceptions can vary between individuals as to the nature and extent of these ties.

3.16 Neither have we have not sought to rely on social and economic data about the individuals residing in any of the proposed Wards.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 5 4. Proposed Wards 4.1 The Commission is minded to recommend that 69 Councillors should be elected to the Council.

4.2 Cheshire West Labour has sought that each of these elected Members represent a single Ward.

4.3 Cheshire West Labour accept that in order to fulfil the statutory requirements there will be proposed three two-member Wards and 63 single Member Wards.

4.4 After consultation with the members of Cheshire West Labour and some external stakeholders it was determined that the proposed Warding arrangements would best reflect the community identities and interests of the Council. In some cases several smaller communities, particularly in the rural areas, would need to be brought together in a single ward even if they did not share the same community identity.

4.5 In the main, the existing polling districts have been used as the building blocks for the proposed wards. In a small number of cases, polling districts have been split. There may be a number of reasons for this:

 Where there is substantial house building in one part of the polling district that makes it inflexible for producing a viable single member ward.

 To better reflect the natural community ties in the area.

 To ensure that electorates are more evenly distributed in an area.

4.6 Where splits have been proposed this is clearly indicated in the proposed ward, and a schedule of which street have been allocated to which polling district is provided in the appendix.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 6

Figure 1: Overview map of proposals

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 7 Proposed Name Electorate Var. Proposed Name Electorate Var. 2016 2022 2016 2022 Chester Blacon Hall 4,176 4,127 1.0% Little Neston 4,463 4,468 9.4% Blacon Lodge 4,066 4,030 -1.3% Neston 3,853 3,841 -6.0% Boughton 3,507 3,873 -5.2% Parkgate and Riverside 4,258 4,324 5.9% Boughton Heath and Huntington 4,424 4,407 7.9% Rural Chester City 4,275 4,622 13.1% and Waverton 3,996 4,021 -1.6% Handbridge 3,398 3,372 -17.5% Delamere 3,207 3,715 -9.1% All Saints 3,901 3,865 -5.4% 2,307 3,834 -6.1% Hoole Groves 3,604 3,584 -12.3% Farndon 3,482 3,766 -7.8% Lache 3,953 3,923 -4.0% 3,803 4,201 2.8% Newton 4,485 4,438 8.6% 3,991 4,219 3.3% Sealand 3,993 4,121 0.9% Kingsley and Whitley 4,346 4,395 7.6% University 4,266 4,372 7.0% Malpas 3,515 4,085 0.0% Upton Dene 3,530 3,685 -9.8% 3,914 4,046 -1.0% Upton Heath 4,062 4,063 -0.5% 3,853 3,835 -6.1% 4,106 4,066 -0.5% 3,777 4,055 -0.7% Westminster Park 4,049 4,029 -1.4% 3,993 4,062 -0.6% 3,703 4,152 1.6% Ellesmere Port Town 3,312 3,930 -3.8% Willaston and 3,857 4,157 1.8% Elton 3,634 3,625 -11.3% Hope Farm 3,961 3,915 -4.2% Winsford Dene 3,570 3,833 -6.2% Rivacre and Westminster 8,139 8,934 9.4% Winsford Gravel and 3,388 4,180 2.3% St Johns 3,640 3,601 -11.8% Winsford Knights Grange and 3,292 4,060 -0.6% St Pauls 4,272 4,253 4.1% Whitegate Strawberry 4,210 4,310 5.5% Winsford Over and Little 7,223 8,078 -1.1% Budworth Sutton Green 2,884 3,869 -5.3% Winsford Swanlow and 3,350 3,749 -8.2% Valley 4,185 4,233 3.6% Winsford Wharton and 3,911 4,454 9.0% Whitby Groves 4,190 4,144 1.4%

Whitby Heath 4,437 4,388 7.4% Wolverham 4,221 4,686 14.7% Figure 2: Overview table of proposed ward names. and Note that in the Town Council areas, wards are Frodsham Five Crosses 4,131 4,205 2.9% prefixed with the name of the town, with the exception of Neston where such a convention would Frodsham Waterside 3,825 3,811 -6.7% be overly cumbersome. Helsby 4,078 4,381 7.2% Barnton 4,275 4,321 5.8% and Moulton 4,216 4,729 15.8% Hartford East 3,742 4,320 5.8% Hartford West and 7,082 7,569 -7.4% Kingsmead 3,420 3,589 -12.1% Northwich Castle 3,945 4,071 -0.3% Northwich Leftwich 3,712 4,026 -1.4% Northwich and South 3,996 4,006 -1.9% Witton Northwich Winnington 2,734 4,235 3.7% Northwich Witton 4,173 4,483 9.7% Sandiway and Cuddington 3,771 3,999 -2.1% Shakerley 3,783 4,150 1.6% Chester Blacon Hall Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JA1 Blacon - 2,832 2,800 JA2 Blacon - 1,344 1,327 4,127 1.03%

The existing Blacon ward requires 2.51 Councillors to meet the needs of the projected 2022 electorate. The proposed Blacon Hall ward covers the area of Blacon to the north of the former railway line, now the Chester Millennium Greenway. Blacon Lodge Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JA3 Blacon - 1,490 1,478 JA4 Blacon - 962 954 JA5 Blacon - 1,612 1,596 JP11 Saughall and - 2 2 Mollington 4,030 -1.35%

The proposed Blacon Lodge ward covers the south west area of Blacon, south of the Chester Millennium Greenway. The inclusion of JP11 accounts for parish boundary changes following a Community Governance Review.

Boughton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JB1 Boughton - 1,294 1,657 JB3 Boughton - 1,558 1,567 JB4 Boughton - 544 539 JH2 - 111 110 3,873 -5.19%

Boughton Heath and Huntington Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JE9- Dodleston and Huntington CP 1,518 1,518 North Huntington JH1 Great Boughton Great Boughton 1,419 1,407 CP JH3 Great Boughton Great Boughton 1,487 1,482 CP 4,407 7.88%

Great Boughton CP consists of the two distinct areas of Vicars Cross and Boughton Heath, and requires 1.70 Councillors. Huntington CP meanwhile is one of the areas of large projected population growth (increasing by 699 people), and requires 0.74 Councillors.

In order to resolve this, we are proposing (a) a distinct Vicars Cross ward; (b) a Boughton Heath and Huntington ward (covering the population of Huntington contiguous with the city urban area) and (c) splitting the polling district along the A55 dual carriageway to retain the remainder (and all the population growth on the new Barracks development) in a revised Dodleston ward.

Chester City Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JB2 Boughton - 1,082 1,076 JC1 Chester City - 1,068 1,089 JC2 Chester City - 990 1,172 JC3 Chester City - 704 736 JC4 Chester City 0 0 CP JC5 Chester City - 431 549 4,622 13.15%

This proposed ward is slightly above the 10% margin, and the ward immediately to south, Handbridge, is slightly below.

In our proposal we have erred on the side of retaining the fidelity of the old city, rather than artificially transferring a polling district (e.g. JC3/4 or JC5) across the River Dee into Handbridge.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 10 Handbridge Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JJ3 Handbridge Park - 725 719 JJ4 Handbridge Park - 2,673 2,653 3,372 -17.45%

As per Chester City ward, in our proposal we have erred on the side of retaining the fidelity of the old city, rather than artificially transferring a polling district (e.g. JC3/4 or JC5) across the River Dee into Handbridge.

Hoole All Saints Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JK1 Hoole - 1,308 1,299 JK2 Hoole - 1,398 1,382 JK6 Hoole - 1,195 1,184 3,865 -5.39%

Hoole Groves Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JK3 Hoole - 387 383 JK4 Hoole - 1,367 1,366 JK5 Hoole - 1,543 1,528 JN3-East Newton - 238 238 JN3-West Newton - 69 69 3,584 -12.26%

A small number of streets have been extracted from JN3 at the margins in order to better balance the electorates of the Hoole and Newton wards.

The revised boundary runs along the Lime Wood playing fields that sit between Hoole and Newton.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 11 Lache Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JL1 Lache - 1303 1301 JL2 Lache - 2,650 2,622 3,923 -3.97%

The existing Lache ward has largely been retained with the exception of polling district JL3

This polling district was moved into Dodleston and District CP as part of a Community Governance Review. Hence, the proposal realigns the ward to reflect that and ensure the parish boundary is retained.

Newton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JN2 Newton - 1,994 1,971 JN3-North Newton - 1,827 1,808 JN4 Newton - 123 122 JN5 Newton - 541 537 4,438 8.64%

A small number of streets have been extracted from JN3 at the margins in order to better balance the electorates of the Hoole and Newton wards.

The revised boundary runs along the Lime Wood playing fields that sit between Hoole and Newton.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 12 Sealand Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JA6 Blacon - 2,067 2,106 JG1 Garden Quarter - 1,926 2,015 4,121 0.88%

The proposed Sealand ward is based on the area around the geographical feature known as the Sealand basin.

The communities edging the Sealand Meadows make up this ward, bounded by the Chester Millennium Greenway, the Shropshire Union Canal, and the River Dee.

University Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JG2 Garden Quarter - 1,548 1,656 JN1 Newton - 1,114 1,113 JN6-South Newton - 1,604 1,603 4,372 7.03%

The existing northern boundary for JN6 cuts across the middle of a residential street.

The polling district boundary has been amended to correct this and better balance the electorate between this ward and Upton Dene to the north.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 13 Upton Dene Polling 2011 Parish Electorate District Ward 2016 2022 JN6-North Newton - 376 376 JQ2 Upton Upton-by- 947 938 Chester CP JQ3 Upton Moston CP 383 379 JQ4 Upton Upton-by- 884 899 Chester CP JQ5 Upton Bache CP 211 367 JQ6 Upton Upton-by- 729 726 Chester CP 3,685 -9.79%

The parish of Upton-by-Chester requires 1.62 Councillors; Bache CP requires 0.09 Councillors; and Moston CP requires 0.09.

We propose to resolve this by creating an Upton Heath ward and an Upton Dene ward.

The existing northern boundary for JN6 cuts across the middle of a residential street.

The polling district boundary has been amended to correct this and better balance the electorate between this ward and University to the south.

Upton Heath Polling 2011 Parish Electorate District Ward 2016 2022 JQ1 Upton Upton-by- 987 978 Chester CP JQ7 Upton Upton-by- 3,075 3,085 Chester CP 4,063 -0.54%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 14 Vicars Cross Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JD4 Chester Villages Great 75 74 Boughton CP JH4 Great Boughton Great 3,791 3,755 Boughton CP JH5 Great Boughton - 240 237 4,066 -0.47%

See Boughton Heath and Huntington for an explanation of the rationale for the proposals in this area of the city.

The JD4 polling district was moved into Great Boughton CP following a Community Governance Review, so this has been included in this ward to reflect that change.

Westminster Park Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JJ1 Handbridge Park - 1,522 1,524 JJ2 Handbridge Park - 2,527 2,505 4,029 -1.37%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 15 Ellesmere Port Ellesmere Port Town Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LA3 Ellesmere Port Town - 1,160 1,154 LA4 Ellesmere Port Town - 1,438 1,802 LC2 Grange - 714 974 3,930 -3.79%

Elton Polling 2011 Parish Electorate District Ward 2016 2022 KD1 Gowy Dunham-on-the-Hill 421 433 and CP KD2 Gowy Dunham-on-the-Hill 90 98 and Hapsford CP LB1 Elton Ince CP 169 167 LB6 Elton Elton CP 2,745 2,722 LB7 Elton Thornton-le-Moors 201 197 CP LQ6 Chester Dunham-on-the-Hill 8 8 Villages and Hapsford CP 3,625 -11.26%

The proposed Elton ward incorporates the parishes of Elton, Ince, Dunham-on-the-Hill and Hapsford, and Thornton-le-Moors.

The proposal is slightly outside the 10% margin due to the configuration of the nearby parishes making it impossible to bring this ward up to target without splitting another parish. In this case we have prioritised the community ties in the area.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 16 Hope Farm Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LD4 Ledsham and Manor - 499 493 LM3 Sutton - 2,132 2,107 LM5 Sutton - 1,330 1,315 3,915 -4.16%

Rivacre and Westminster Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LC1 Grange - 2,066 2,116 LG1 Netherpool - 1,766 1,784 LG2 Netherpool - 1,111 1,098 LJ1 Rossmore - 1,349 1,504 LJ2 Rossmore - 1,069 1,663 LJ3 Rossmore - 778 769 8,934 9.35%

This is the first of three two member wards in our submission. We have proposed this configuration due to the relative populations in the area, and to divide this ward would create an artificial boundary. St Johns Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LD3 Ledsham and Manor - 1,493 1,478 LM1 Sutton - 973 962 LM2 Sutton - 1,174 1,161 3,601 -11.85%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 17 St Pauls Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LD1 Ledsham and Manor - 1,593 1,577 LK1 St Pauls - 2,258 2,247 LK2 St Pauls - 421 429 4,253 4.11%

This proposed ward approximately matches the St Pauls Church parish area.

Strawberry Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LL1 Strawberry - 1,105 1,240 LL2 Strawberry - 3,105 3,070 4,310 5.51%

Sutton Green Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LD2 Ledsham and Manor - 2,884 3,869 3,869 -5.29%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 18 Valley Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LK3 St Pauls - 683 677 LK4 St Pauls - 913 914 LK5 St Pauls - 1,402 1,386 LK6 St Pauls - 324 403 LK7 St Pauls - 863 853 4,233 3.62%

Whitby Groves Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LC3 Grange - 661 653 LM4 Sutton - 1,483 1,466 LN1 Whitby - 595 590 LN4 Whitby - 1,451 1,435 4,144 1.44%

Whitby Heath Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LN2 Whitby - 1,152 1,139 LN3 Whitby - 1,108 1,095 LN5 Whitby - 2,177 2,154 4,388 7.42%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 19 Wolverham Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LA1 Ellesmere Port - 2,190 2,402 Town LA2 Ellesmere Port - 2,031 2,284 Town 4,686 14.71%

The proposal is outside the 10% margin due to the relative populations in the area. It would be possible to redraw the polling district boundary between this ward and Ellesmere Port Town to produce two roughly equal- sized wards, but as the excess is only slight, we have not proposed that in this case.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 20 Frodsham and Helsby Frodsham Five Crosses Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MB3 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,926 1,989 MB4 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,680 1,697 MC1 Gowy CP 402 397 MF8 Kingsley Frodsham CP 123 122 4,205 2.94%

Frodsham Waterside Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MB1 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,805 1,785 MB2 Frodsham Frodsham CP 2,018 2,024 MF7 Kingsley Frodsham CP 2 2 MF9 Kingsley Frodsham CP 0 0 3,811 -6.71%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 21 Helsby Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 ME1 Helsby Helsby CP 1,365 1,360 ME2 Helsby Helsby CP 1,344 1,355 ME3 Helsby Helsby CP 1,097 1,397 ME4 Helsby Helsby CP 272 269 4,381 7.25%

This proposal retains the existing single member ward, minimising disruption for Helsby residents.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 22 Northwich Barnton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 NA1 Marbury Barnton CP 1,373 1,357 NA2 Marbury Barnton CP 1,334 1,398 NA3 Marbury Barnton CP 1,568 1,566 4,321 5.78%

Davenham and Moulton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KB2 Davenham and Davenham 2,256 2,399 Moulton CP KB3 Davenham and Davenham 54 55 Moulton CP KB4 Davenham and Moulton CP 1,880 2,249 Moulton NC4 Witton and Davenham 26 26 Rudheath CP 4,729 15.76%

Currently, Davenham and Moulton resides in a three member ward with Kingsmead, Leftwich and Bostock. As the largest ward in the borough, this has always

been unsatisfactory, as the communities are quite separate.

This proposal keeps Davenham and Moulton together, whose Parish Councils already work closely with one- another, and separates Kingsmead and Leftwich.

The proposal is slightly above the 10% threshold. Although this could be easily resolved with a two member ward involving Kingsmead, we have opted to propose a ward that makes more sense to the affected communities.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 23 Hartford East Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MD1 Hartford and Hartford CP 1,508 1,493 Greenbank MD3 Hartford and Hartford CP 1,581 2,168 Greenbank MD5 Hartford and Northwich CP 653 659 Greenbank 4,320 5.75%

The vast increase in Hartford CP’s population mean that it requires 1.42 Councillors, necessitating dividing the parish between two wards.

We have chosen to include the Greenbank area of Northwich with the east side of Hartford as a lot of the issues around the Hartford Schools Campus affect both areas.

Hartford West and Weaverham Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MD2 Hartford and Hartford CP 1,611 2,114 Greenbank MG1 Weaver and CP 510 509 Cuddington MG3 Weaver and Weaverham CP 1,703 1,711 Cuddington MG4 Weaver and Weaverham CP 1,531 1,525 Cuddington MG5 Weaver and Weaverham CP 1,701 1,684 Cuddington MG9 Weaver and Hartford CP 26 26 Cuddington 7,569 -7.36%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 24 Kingsmead Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MA1 Davenham and Kingsmead CP 3,420 3,589 Moulton 3,589 -12.14%

Kingsmead residents chose to form their own parish in 2011, separating from Northwich and Davenham respectively.

As a defined community enclosed by the A556 dual carriageway and the , it seems logical to provide a single member ward for this area.

Northwich Castle Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MD4 Hartford and Northwich CP 1,461 1,459 Greenbank MH4 Winnington Northwich CP 2,484 2,612 and Castle 4,071 -0.34%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 25 Northwich Leftwich Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MA2 Davenham and Northwich CP 1,307 1,606 Moulton MA3 Davenham and Northwich CP 1,592 1,585 Moulton MA4 Davenham and Northwich CP 0 0 Moulton MH3 Winnington and Northwich CP 813 835 Castle 4,026 -1.44%

Northwich Rudheath and South Witton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MJ2-South Witton and Northwich CP 286 286 Rudheath NC1 Witton and Rudheath CP 1,460 1,443 Rudheath NC2 Witton and Rudheath CP 1,538 1,569 Rudheath NC3 Witton and Northwich CP 712 708 Rudheath 4,006 -1.93%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 26 Northwich Winnington Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MH5 Winnington and Northwich CP 2,734 4,235 Castle 4,235 3.67%

Northwich Witton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 MH1 Winnington Northwich CP 405 483 and Castle MH2 Winnington Northwich CP 1,191 1,442 and Castle MJ1 Witton and Northwich CP 1,211 1,197 Rudheath MJ2-North Witton and Northwich CP 1,366 1,361 Rudheath 4,483 9.74%

Sandiway and Cuddington Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KJ1 Weaver and Cuddington CP 1,800 1,899 Cuddington KJ3 Weaver and Cuddington CP 1,927 2,056 Cuddington MG8 Weaver and Cuddington CP 44 44 Cuddington 3,999 -2.11%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 27 Shakerley Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 NB1 Shakerley CP 1,810 1,962 NB2 Shakerley CP 680 773 NB3 Shakerley CP 177 195 NB4 Shakerley CP 270 297 NB5 Shakerley Lach Dennis CP 293 301 NB6 Shakerley Nether Peover CP 346 413 NB7 Shakerley CP 207 209 4,150 1.59%

The single member Shakerley ward is unmodified from the current boundaries.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 28 Neston Neston CP requires 3.09 Councillors. In the current configuration, Neston is already successfully represented by two single member wards and a two member ward (including Burton).

We propose three single member wards for Neston and have made some modifications to polling districts to ensure they are of roughly equal size, and corrects some anomalies on the existing boundaries. Little Neston Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LE2 Little Neston Neston CP 734 744 and Burton LE3-South Little Neston Neston CP 1,115 1,117 and Burton LE4 Little Neston Neston CP 1,665 1,651 and Burton LE5 Little Neston Neston CP 949 956 and Burton 4,468 9.38%

In the proposed Little Neston ward, we have divided the LE3 polling district along Marshlands Road.

Neston Polling 2011 Parish Electorate District Ward 2016 2022 LF1 Neston Neston CP 3,224 3,212 LH2-East Parkgate Neston CP 629 629 3,841 -5.97%

The current Neston ward already crosses the railway and includes most of Neston town centre. We have divided the LH2 polling district to include the rest of the town centre in the ward.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 29 Parkgate and Riverside Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LE3- Little Neston CP 1,697 1,699 North Neston and Burton LH1 Parkgate Neston CP 1,476 1,466 LH2- Parkgate Neston CP 1,085 1,159 West 4,324 5.85%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 30 Rural Christleton and Waverton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JD1 Chester Villages Christleton CP 1,695 1,731 JD2 Chester Villages Littleton CP 465 460 JH6 Great Boughton Christleton CP 181 179 KA1 Chester Villages Rowton CP 352 354 KA2 Chester Villages Christleton CP 20 20 KA3 Chester Villages Waverton CP 6 6 KA4 Chester Villages Waverton CP 1,277 1,271 4,021 -1.57%

This proposal takes account of Community Governance Review outcomes relating to Christleton CP.

Delamere Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KG1 Tarvin and Delamere and 616 1,040 Kelsall CP KG2 Tarvin and Delamere and 618 637 Kelsall Oakmere CP KG18 Tarvin and Cuddington CP 0 0 Kelsall KJ2 Weaver and Cuddington CP 899 896 Cuddington KJ5 Weaver and Delamere and 4 4 Cuddington Oakmere CP KJ6 Weaver and CP 2 2 Cuddington MC3 Gowy Norley CP 3 3 MF3 Kingsley Norley CP 1,065 1,133 MF10 Kingsley Delamere and 0 0 Oakmere CP 3,715 -9.06%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 31 Dodleston Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JE1 Dodleston and Eaton and 0 0 Huntington Eccleston CP JE2 Dodleston and Eaton and 41 41 Huntington Eccleston CP JE3 Dodleston and Eaton and 150 148 Huntington Eccleston CP JE4 Dodleston and Dodleston 43 835 Huntington and District CP JE5 Dodleston and Dodleston 641 678 Huntington and District CP JE6 Dodleston and Dodleston 114 113 Huntington and District CP JE7 Dodleston and Poulton and 86 83 Huntington CP JE8 Dodleston and Poulton and 393 398 Huntington Pulford CP JE9- Dodleston and Huntington 796 1,495 South Huntington CP JL3 Lache Dodleston 43 43 and District CP 3,834 -6.14%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 32 Farndon Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JF1 Farndon and 176 188 Saighton CP JF2 Farndon Aldford and 21 21 Saighton CP JF3 Farndon Aldford and 14 14 Saighton CP JF4 Farndon Aldford and 6 6 Saighton CP KC1 Farndon Aldford and 156 154 Saighton CP KC2 Farndon Churton CP 129 128 KC3 Farndon Churton CP 126 129 KC4 Farndon Farndon CP 19 19 KC5 Farndon Churton CP 1 1 KC6 Farndon Farndon CP 1,484 1,719 KC7 Farndon Farndon CP 18 22 KC8 Farndon CP 61 60 KC9 Farndon Barton CP 63 66 KC10 Farndon Coddington CP 55 54 KC11 Farndon Oviatt 15 15 and District CP KC12 Farndon 99 100 and District CP KC13 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt 68 67 and District CP KC14 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt 72 71 and District CP KC15 Farndon Carden CP 54 53 KC16 Farndon CP 5 7 KC17 Farndon Stretton CP 67 84 KC18 Farndon Tilston CP 561 578 KC19 Farndon Clutton CP 212 210 3,766 -7.81%

The proposed Farndon ward is broadly unmodified, subject to some realignment due to Community Governance Review outcomes.

Great Budworth Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 NA4 Marbury Anderton with 467 507 Marbury CP NA5 Marbury CP 809 800 NA8 Marbury Great Budworth CP 298 295 NA9 Marbury Marston CP 445 548 NA11 Marbury CP 1,784 2,051 4,201 2.84%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 33 Kelsall Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KD4 Gowy and 45 44 Horton-cum-Peel CP KD5 Gowy CP 259 262 KD6 Gowy Ashton Hayes and 770 794 Horton-cum-Peel CP KG3 Tarvin and Kelsall CP 2,370 2,571 Kelsall KG14 Tarvin and Ashton Hayes and 5 5 Kelsall Horton-cum-Peel CP MC2 Gowy Manley CP 542 543 4,219 3.28%

Kingsley and Whitley Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KJ4 Weaver and CP 5 5 Cuddington MF1 Kingsley Aston CP 89 88 MF2 Kingsley Crowton CP 337 372 MF4 Kingsley Kingsley CP 1,543 1,541 MF5 Kingsley Sutton Weaver CP 409 408 MF6 Kingsley Dutton CP 4 4 MG2 Weaver and Dutton CP 375 380 Cuddington MG6 Weaver and Crowton CP 4 4 Cuddington MG7 Weaver and Crowton CP 9 9 Cuddington NA6 Marbury CP 464 468 NA7 Marbury Antrobus CP 659 659 NA10 Marbury Whitley CP 448 457 4,395 7.59%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 34 Malpas Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KE1 Malpas Agden CP 33 40 KE2 Malpas Chidlow CP 4 4 KE3 Malpas Malpas CP 1,425 1,876 KE4 Malpas Malpas CP 15 15 KE5 Malpas Malpas CP 45 44 KE6 Malpas Malpas CP 79 142 KE7 Malpas Malpas CP 14 16 KE8 Malpas CP 88 89 KE9 Malpas Malpas CP 10 10 KE10 Malpas No Mans Heath and 203 207 District CP KE11 Malpas No Mans Heath and 369 391 District CP KE12 Malpas No Mans Heath and 29 29 District CP KE13 Malpas No Mans Heath and 485 479 District CP KE14 Malpas -cum- 54 53 Grindley, and Bradley CP KE15 Malpas Tushingham-cum- 31 37 Grindley, Macefen and Bradley CP KE16 Malpas Tushingham-cum- 149 149 Grindley, Macefen and Bradley CP KE17 Malpas Chorlton CP 54 53 KE18 Malpas Cuddington CP 159 185 KE19 Malpas CP 269 266 4,085 0.00%

The proposed Malpas ward retains the existing boundaries, which produce precisely the correct electorate. Mickle Trafford Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JD3 Chester CP 1,214 1,249 Villages JH7 Great Guilden Sutton CP 56 55 Boughton JP1 Saughall CP 94 202 and Mollington JP2 Saughall Backford CP 23 23 and Mollington JP3 Saughall Backford CP 90 89 and Mollington JP4 Saughall Lea-by-Backford 161 159 and CP Mollington LB2 Elton Croughton CP 22 22 LB3 Elton CP 190 192 LB4 Elton CP 102 106

LB5 Elton CP 116 117

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 35 LQ1 Chester Mickle Trafford 22 22 Villages and District CP LQ2 Chester Mickle Trafford 205 203 Villages and District CP LQ3 Chester Mickle Trafford 1,481 1,468 Villages and District CP LQ4 Chester Mickle Trafford 43 45 Villages and District CP LQ5 Chester Mickle Trafford 91 90 Villages and District CP LQ7 Chester Guilden Sutton CP 4 4 Villages 4,046 -0.95%

Saughall Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 JM1 Liitle Neston Puddington CP 282 290 and Burton JM2 Liitle Neston Puddington CP 42 42 and Burton JM3 Liitle Neston Puddington CP 50 49 and Burton JP5 Saughall Mollington CP 613 606 and Mollington JP6 Saughall CP 182 182 and Mollington JP7 Saughall Ledsham CP 95 96 and Mollington JP8 Saughall Saughall and 2,526 2,503 and Park CP Mollington JP9 Saughall Saughall and 20 24 and CP Mollington JP10 Saughall Puddington CP 43 43 and Mollington 3,835 -6.12%

Tarporley Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KF1 Tarporley CP 202 202 KF2 Tarporley Utkinton CP 377 377 KF4 Tarporley Rushton CP 374 377 KF5 Tarporley Tarporley CP 1,014 1,097 KF6 Tarporley Tarporley CP 1,408 1,392 KG10 Tarvin and 272 280 Kelsall CP KG12 Tarvin and Clotton Hoofield 81 80 Kelsall CP KG16 Tarvin and Utkinton CP 12 12 Kelsall KG17 Tarvin and Utkinton CP 9 9 Kelsall KG19 Tarvin and Utkinton and 0 0 Kelsall Cotebrook KH18 Tattenhall Tarporley CP 7 7 KH19 Tattenhall Tarporley CP 21 222 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 36

4,055 -0.73%

Tarvin Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KD3 Gowy Barrow CP 787 785 KG4 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 58 57 KG5 Tarvin and Kelsall CP 45 44 KG6 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 30 30 KG7 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 15 15 KG8 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 446 463 KG9 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 1,990 2,038 KG11 Tarvin and Kelsall Duddon CP 391 396 KG13 Tarvin and Kelsall Willington 231 234 CP 4,062 -0.56%

Tattenhall Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KC20 Farndon Hargrave and 0 0 Huxley CP KG15 Tarvin and Hargrave and 4 4 Kelsall Huxley CP KH1 Tattenhall Beeston CP 182 200 KH2 Tattenhall CP 142 153 KH3 Tattenhall CP 19 19 KH4 Tattenhall CP 49 48 KH5 Tattenhall Handley CP 194 279 KH6 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 70 69 KH7 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 131 244 KH8 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 1,729 1,949 KH9 Tattenhall 76 75 and Tiverton CP KH10 Tattenhall Tilstone Fearnall 320 316 and Tiverton CP KH11 Tattenhall Broxton CP 308 311 KH12 Tattenhall CP 45 48 KH13 Tattenhall Harthill CP 36 36 KH14 Tattenhall Hargrave and 138 138 Huxley CP KH15 Tattenhall Hargrave and 58 63 Huxley CP KH16 Tattenhall Hargrave and 200 198 Huxley CP KH17 Tattenhall Rushton CP 2 2 4,152 1.64%

The proposed Tattenhall ward broadly retains the current boundaries, excepting some realignment due to Community Governance Review outcomes.

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 37 Willaston and Burton Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 LE1 Little Neston and Burton - 576 576 LP1 Willaston and Thornton - 2,306 2,299 LP2 Willaston and Thornton - 975 1,282 4,157 1.76%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 38 Winsford Winsford CP requires 6.42 Councillors. The surrounding parishes of Bostock, , Wimboldsley, Darnhall, and Whitegate require 0.52 Councillors. Therefore, Winsford and the surrounding parishes require 6.94 Councillors.

Due to the River Weaver running through the middle of the town as a natural boundary, some modifications have been made to polling districts in Winsford to ensure better equality between ward electorates. Winsford Dene Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KL2 Winsford Swanlow Winsford 1,990 1,996 and Dene CP KL3 Winsford Swanlow Winsford 1,580 1,837 and Dene CP 3,833 -6.17%

Winsford Gravel and Wimboldsley Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KM1 Winsford Stanthorne and 127 128 Wharton Wimboldsley CP KM2 Winsford Stanthorne and 115 117 Wharton Wimboldsley CP KM3 Winsford Winsford CP 1,492 1,475 Wharton KM4 Winsford Winsford CP 1,654 2,460 Wharton 4,180 2.33%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 39 Winsford Knights Grange and Whitegate Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KK2- Winsford Over Winsford CP 265 781 North and Verdin KK4 Winsford Over Winsford CP 119 118 and Verdin KK5 Winsford Over Winsford CP 1,965 2,201 and Verdin MK1 Winsford Over Whitegate 943 960 and Verdin and Marton CP 4,060 -0.61%

Winsford Over and Little Budworth Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KF3 Tarporley Little 527 548 Budworth CP KK1 Winsford Over Winsford CP 2,444 3,165 and Verdin KK2- Winsford Over Winsford CP 382 382 South and Verdin KK3 Winsford Over Winsford CP 1,181 1,319 and Verdin KK6 Winsford Over Winsford CP 2,689 2,664 and Verdin 8,078 -1.13%

Winsford Swanlow and Darnhall Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KL1 Winsford Swanlow Darnhall 177 175 and Dene CP KL4 Winsford Swanlow Winsford 1,578 1,660 and Dene CP KL5 Winsford Swanlow Winsford 1,595 1,914 and Dene CP 3,749 -8.23%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 40 Winsford Wharton and Bostock Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 KB1 Davenham and Bostock CP 201 206 Moulton KM5 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 1,181 1,170 KM6 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 2,529 3,078 4,454 9.03%

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 41 Appendix A – All Proposed Wards and Polling Districts Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Blacon Hall JA1 Blacon Ward - 2,832 2,800 Blacon Hall JA2 Blacon Ward - 1,344 1,327 Blacon Lodge JA3 Blacon Ward - 1,490 1,478 Blacon Lodge JA4 Blacon Ward - 962 954 Blacon Lodge JA5 Blacon Ward - 1,612 1,596 Blacon Lodge JP11 Saughall and Mollington Chester Unparished Area 2 2 Boughton JB1 Boughton Ward - 1,294 1,657 Boughton JB3 Boughton Ward - 1,558 1,567 Boughton JB4 Boughton Ward - 544 539 Boughton JH2 Great Boughton - 111 110 Boughton Heath and Huntington JE9-North Dodleston and Huntington Huntington CP 1,518 1,518 Boughton Heath and Huntington JH1 Great Boughton Great Boughton CP 1,419 1,407 Boughton Heath and Huntington JH3 Great Boughton Great Boughton CP 1,487 1,482 Chester City JB2 Boughton Ward - 1,082 1,076 Chester City JC1 Chester City - 1,068 1,089 Chester City JC2 Chester City - 990 1,172 Chester City JC3 Chester City - 704 736 Chester City JC4 Chester City Chester Castle CP 0 0 Chester City JC5 Chester City - 431 549 Handbridge JJ3 Handbridge Park - 725 719 Handbridge JJ4 Handbridge Park - 2,673 2,653 Hoole All Saints JK1 Hoole - 1,308 1,299 Hoole All Saints JK2 Hoole - 1,398 1,382 Hoole All Saints JK6 Hoole - 1,195 1,184 Hoole Groves JK3 Hoole - 387 383 Hoole Groves JK4 Hoole - 1,367 1,366 Hoole Groves JK5 Hoole - 1,543 1,528 Hoole Groves JN3-East Newton - 238 238 Hoole Groves JN3-West Newton - 69 69 Lache JL1 Lache - 1,303 1,301 Lache JL2 Lache - 2,650 2,622 Newton JN2 Newton - 1,994 1,971 Newton JN3-North Newton - 1,827 1,808 Newton JN4 Newton - 123 122 Newton JN5 Newton - 541 537 Sealand JA6 Blacon Ward - 2,067 2,106 Sealand JG1 Garden Quarter - 1,926 2,015 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 University JG2 Garden Quarter - 1,548 1,656 University JN1 Newton - 1,114 1,113 University JN6-South Newton - 1,604 1,603 Upton Dene JN6-North Newton - 376 376 Upton Dene JQ2 Upton Upton-by-Chester CP 947 938 Upton Dene JQ3 Upton Moston CP 383 379 Upton Dene JQ4 Upton Upton-by-Chester CP 884 899 Upton Dene JQ5 Upton Bache CP 211 367 Upton Dene JQ6 Upton Upton-by-Chester CP 729 726 Upton Heath JQ1 Upton Upton-by-Chester CP 987 978 Upton Heath JQ7 Upton Upton-by-Chester CP 3,075 3,085 Vicars Cross JD4 Chester Villages Great Boughton CP 75 74 Vicars Cross JH4 Great Boughton Great Boughton CP 3,791 3,755 Vicars Cross JH5 Great Boughton - 240 237 Westminster Park JJ1 Handbridge Park - 1,522 1,524 Westminster Park JJ2 Handbridge Park - 2,527 2,505 Ellesmere Port Town LA3 Ellesmere Port Town - 1,160 1,154 Ellesmere Port Town LA4 Ellesmere Port Town - 1,438 1,802 Ellesmere Port Town LC2 Grange - 714 974 Elton KD1 Gowy Dunham-on-the-Hill and Hapsford CP 421 433 Elton KD2 Gowy Dunham-on-the-Hill and Hapsford CP 90 98 Elton LB1 Elton Ince CP 169 167 Elton LB6 Elton Elton CP 2,745 2,722 Elton LB7 Elton Thornton-le-Moors CP 201 197 Elton LQ6 Chester Villages Dunham-on-the-Hill and Hapsford CP 8 8 Hope Farm LD4 Ledsham and Manor - 499 493 Hope Farm LM3 Sutton - 2,132 2,107 Hope Farm LM5 Sutton - 1,330 1,315 Rivacre and Westminster LC1 Grange - 2,066 2,116 Rivacre and Westminster LG1 Netherpool - 1,766 1,784 Rivacre and Westminster LG2 Netherpool - 1,111 1,098 Rivacre and Westminster LJ1 Rossmore - 1,349 1,504 Rivacre and Westminster LJ2 Rossmore - 1,069 1,663 Rivacre and Westminster LJ3 Rossmore - 778 769 St Johns LD3 Ledsham and Manor - 1,493 1,478 St Johns LM1 Sutton - 973 962 St Johns LM2 Sutton - 1,174 1,161 St Pauls LD1 Ledsham and Manor - 1,593 1,577 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 43 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 St Pauls LK1 St Pauls - 2,258 2,247 St Pauls LK2 St Pauls - 421 429 Strawberry LL1 Strawberry - 1,105 1,240 Strawberry LL2 Strawberry - 3,105 3,070 Sutton Green LD2 Ledsham and Manor - 2,884 3,869 Valley LK3 St Pauls - 683 677 Valley LK4 St Pauls - 913 914 Valley LK5 St Pauls - 1,402 1,386 Valley LK6 St Pauls - 324 403 Valley LK7 St Pauls - 863 853 Whitby Groves LC3 Grange - 661 653 Whitby Groves LM4 Sutton - 1,483 1,466 Whitby Groves LN1 Whitby - 595 590 Whitby Groves LN4 Whitby - 1,451 1,435 Whitby Heath LN2 Whitby - 1,152 1,139 Whitby Heath LN3 Whitby - 1,108 1,095 Whitby Heath LN5 Whitby - 2,177 2,154 Wolverham LA1 Ellesmere Port Town - 2,190 2,402 Wolverham LA2 Ellesmere Port Town - 2,031 2,284 Frodsham Five Crosses MB3 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,926 1,989 Frodsham Five Crosses MB4 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,680 1,697 Frodsham Five Crosses MC1 Gowy Alvanley CP 402 397 Frodsham Five Crosses MF8 Kingsley Frodsham CP 123 122 Frodsham Waterside MB1 Frodsham Frodsham CP 1,805 1,785 Frodsham Waterside MB2 Frodsham Frodsham CP 2,018 2,024 Frodsham Waterside MF7 Kingsley Frodsham CP 2 2 Frodsham Waterside MF9 Kingsley Frodsham CP 0 0 Helsby ME1 Helsby Helsby CP 1,365 1,360 Helsby ME2 Helsby Helsby CP 1,344 1,355 Helsby ME3 Helsby Helsby CP 1,097 1,397 Helsby ME4 Helsby Helsby CP 272 269 Barnton NA1 Marbury Barnton CP 1,373 1,357 Barnton NA2 Marbury Barnton CP 1,334 1,398 Barnton NA3 Marbury Barnton CP 1,568 1,566 Davenham and Moulton KB2 Davenham and Moulton Davenham CP 2,256 2,399 Davenham and Moulton KB3 Davenham and Moulton Davenham CP 54 55 Davenham and Moulton KB4 Davenham and Moulton Moulton CP 1,880 2,249 Davenham and Moulton NC4 Witton and Rudheath Davenham CP 26 26 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 44 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Hartford East MD1 Hartford and Greenbank Hartford CP 1,508 1,493 Hartford East MD3 Hartford and Greenbank Hartford CP 1,581 2,168 Hartford East MD5 Hartford and Greenbank Northwich CP 653 659 Hartford West and Weaverham MD2 Hartford and Greenbank Hartford CP 1,611 2,114 Hartford West and Weaverham MG1 Weaver and Cuddington Acton Bridge CP 510 509 Hartford West and Weaverham MG3 Weaver and Cuddington Weaverham CP 1,703 1,711 Hartford West and Weaverham MG4 Weaver and Cuddington Weaverham CP 1,531 1,525 Hartford West and Weaverham MG5 Weaver and Cuddington Weaverham CP 1,701 1,684 Hartford West and Weaverham MG9 Weaver and Cuddington Hartford CP 26 26 Kingsmead MA1 Davenham and Moulton Kingsmead CP 3,420 3,589 Northwich Castle MD4 Hartford and Greenbank Northwich CP 1,461 1,459 Northwich Castle MH4 Winnington and Castle Northwich CP 2,484 2,612 Northwich Leftwich MA2 Davenham and Moulton Northwich CP 1,307 1,606 Northwich Leftwich MA3 Davenham and Moulton Northwich CP 1,592 1,585 Northwich Leftwich MA4 Davenham and Moulton Northwich CP 0 0 Northwich Leftwich MH3 Winnington and Castle Northwich CP 813 835 Northwich Rudheath and South Witton MJ2-South Witton and Rudheath Northwich CP 286 286 Northwich Rudheath and South Witton NC1 Witton and Rudheath Rudheath CP 1,460 1,443 Northwich Rudheath and South Witton NC2 Witton and Rudheath Rudheath CP 1,538 1,569 Northwich Rudheath and South Witton NC3 Witton and Rudheath Northwich CP 712 708 Northwich Winnington MH5 Winnington and Castle Northwich CP 2,734 4,235 Northwich Witton MH1 Winnington and Castle Northwich CP 405 483 Northwich Witton MH2 Winnington and Castle Northwich CP 1,191 1,442 Northwich Witton MJ1 Witton and Rudheath Northwich CP 1,211 1,197 Northwich Witton MJ2-North Witton and Rudheath Northwich CP 1,366 1,361 Sandiway and Cuddington KJ1 Weaver and Cuddington Cuddington CP 1,800 1,899 Sandiway and Cuddington KJ3 Weaver and Cuddington Cuddington CP 1,927 2,056 Sandiway and Cuddington MG8 Weaver and Cuddington Cuddington CP 44 44 Shakerley NB1 Shakerley Lostock Gralam CP 1,810 1,962 Shakerley NB2 Shakerley Allostock CP 680 773 Shakerley NB3 Shakerley Byley CP 177 195 Shakerley NB4 Shakerley Lach Dennis CP 270 297 Shakerley NB5 Shakerley Lach Dennis CP 293 301 Shakerley NB6 Shakerley Nether Peover CP 346 413 Shakerley NB7 Shakerley Sproston CP 207 209 Little Neston LE2 Liitle Neston and Burton Neston CP 734 744 Little Neston LE3-South Liitle Neston and Burton Neston CP 1,115 1,117 Little Neston LE4 Liitle Neston and Burton Neston CP 1,665 1,651 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 45 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Little Neston LE5 Liitle Neston and Burton Neston CP 949 956 Neston LF1 Neston Neston CP 3,224 3,212 Neston LH2-East Parkgate Neston CP 629 629 Parkgate and Riverside LE3-North Liitle Neston and Burton Neston CP 1,697 1,699 Parkgate and Riverside LH1 Parkgate Neston CP 1,476 1,466 Parkgate and Riverside LH2-West Parkgate Neston CP 1,085 1,159 Christleton and Waverton JD1 Chester Villages Christleton CP 1,695 1,731 Christleton and Waverton JD2 Chester Villages Littleton CP 465 460 Christleton and Waverton JH6 Great Boughton Christleton CP 181 179 Christleton and Waverton KA1 Chester Villages Rowton CP 352 354 Christleton and Waverton KA2 Chester Villages Christleton CP 20 20 Christleton and Waverton KA3 Chester Villages Waverton CP 6 6 Christleton and Waverton KA4 Chester Villages Waverton CP 1,277 1,271 Delamere KG1 Tarvin and Kelsall Delamere and Oakmere CP 616 1,040 Delamere KG2 Tarvin and Kelsall Delamere and Oakmere CP 618 637 Delamere KG18 Tarvin and Kelsall Cuddington CP 0 0 Delamere KJ2 Weaver and Cuddington Cuddington CP 899 896 Delamere KJ5 Weaver and Cuddington Delamere and Oakmere CP 4 4 Delamere KJ6 Weaver and Cuddington Norley CP 2 2 Delamere MC3 Gowy Norley CP 3 3 Delamere MF3 Kingsley Norley CP 1,065 1,133 Delamere MF10 Kingsley Delamere and Oakmere CP 0 0 Dodleston JE1 Dodleston and Huntington Eaton and Eccleston CP 0 0 Dodleston JE2 Dodleston and Huntington Eaton and Eccleston CP 41 41 Dodleston JE3 Dodleston and Huntington Eaton and Eccleston CP 150 148 Dodleston JE4 Dodleston and Huntington Dodleston and District CP 43 835 Dodleston JE5 Dodleston and Huntington Dodleston and District CP 641 678 Dodleston JE6 Dodleston and Huntington Dodleston and District CP 114 113 Dodleston JE7 Dodleston and Huntington Poulton and Pulford CP 86 83 Dodleston JE8 Dodleston and Huntington Poulton and Pulford CP 393 398 Dodleston JE9-South Dodleston and Huntington Huntington CP 796 1,495 Dodleston JL3 Lache Dodleston and District CP 43 43 Farndon JF1 Farndon Aldford and Saighton CP 176 188 Farndon JF2 Farndon Aldford and Saighton CP 21 21 Farndon JF3 Farndon Aldford and Saighton CP 14 14 Farndon JF4 Farndon Aldford and Saighton CP 6 6 Farndon KC1 Farndon Aldford and Saighton CP 156 154 Farndon KC2 Farndon Churton CP 129 128 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 46 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Farndon KC3 Farndon Churton CP 126 129 Farndon KC4 Farndon Farndon CP 19 19 Farndon KC5 Farndon Churton CP 1 1 Farndon KC6 Farndon Farndon CP 1,484 1,719 Farndon KC7 Farndon Farndon CP 18 22 Farndon KC8 Farndon Aldersey CP 61 60 Farndon KC9 Farndon Barton CP 63 66 Farndon KC10 Farndon Coddington CP 55 54 Farndon KC11 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt and District CP 15 15 Farndon KC12 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt and District CP 99 100 Farndon KC13 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt and District CP 68 67 Farndon KC14 Farndon Shocklach Oviatt and District CP 72 71 Farndon KC15 Farndon Carden CP 54 53 Farndon KC16 Farndon Tilston CP 5 7 Farndon KC17 Farndon Stretton CP 67 84 Farndon KC18 Farndon Tilston CP 561 578 Farndon KC19 Farndon Clutton CP 212 210 Great Budworth NA4 Marbury CP 467 507 Great Budworth NA5 Marbury Comberbach CP 809 800 Great Budworth NA8 Marbury Great Budworth CP 298 295 Great Budworth NA9 Marbury Marston CP 445 548 Great Budworth NA11 Marbury Wincham CP 1,784 2,051 Kelsall KD4 Gowy Ashton Hayes and Horton-cum-Peel CP 45 44 Kelsall KD5 Gowy Mouldsworth CP 259 262 Kelsall KD6 Gowy Ashton Hayes and Horton-cum-Peel CP 770 794 Kelsall KG3 Tarvin and Kelsall Kelsall CP 2,370 2,571 Kelsall KG14 Tarvin and Kelsall Ashton Hayes and Horton-cum-Peel CP 5 5 Kelsall MC2 Gowy Manley CP 542 543 Kingsley and Whitley KJ4 Weaver and Cuddington Crowton CP 5 5 Kingsley and Whitley MF1 Kingsley Aston CP 89 88 Kingsley and Whitley MF2 Kingsley Crowton CP 337 372 Kingsley and Whitley MF4 Kingsley Kingsley CP 1,543 1,541 Kingsley and Whitley MF5 Kingsley Sutton Weaver CP 409 408 Kingsley and Whitley MF6 Kingsley Dutton CP 4 4 Kingsley and Whitley MG2 Weaver and Cuddington Dutton CP 375 380 Kingsley and Whitley MG6 Weaver and Cuddington Crowton CP 4 4 Kingsley and Whitley MG7 Weaver and Cuddington Crowton CP 9 9 Kingsley and Whitley NA6 Marbury Little Leigh CP 464 468 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 47 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Kingsley and Whitley NA7 Marbury Antrobus CP 659 659 Kingsley and Whitley NA10 Marbury Whitley CP 448 457 Malpas KE1 Malpas Agden CP 33 40 Malpas KE2 Malpas Chidlow CP 4 4 Malpas KE3 Malpas Malpas CP 1,425 1,876 Malpas KE4 Malpas Malpas CP 15 15 Malpas KE5 Malpas Malpas CP 45 44 Malpas KE6 Malpas Malpas CP 79 142 Malpas KE7 Malpas Malpas CP 14 16 Malpas KE8 Malpas Wigland CP 88 89 Malpas KE9 Malpas Malpas CP 10 10 Malpas KE10 Malpas No Mans Heath and District CP 203 207 Malpas KE11 Malpas No Mans Heath and District CP 369 391 Malpas KE12 Malpas No Mans Heath and District CP 29 29 Malpas KE13 Malpas No Mans Heath and District CP 485 479 Malpas KE14 Malpas Tushingham-cum-Grindley, Macefen and Bradley CP 54 53 Malpas KE15 Malpas Tushingham-cum-Grindley, Macefen and Bradley CP 31 37 Malpas KE16 Malpas Tushingham-cum-Grindley, Macefen and Bradley CP 149 149 Malpas KE17 Malpas Chorlton CP 54 53 Malpas KE18 Malpas Cuddington CP 159 185 Malpas KE19 Malpas Threapwood CP 269 266 Mickle Trafford JD3 Chester Villages Guilden Sutton CP 1,214 1,249 Mickle Trafford JH7 Great Boughton Guilden Sutton CP 56 55 Mickle Trafford JP1 Saughall and Mollington Backford CP 94 202 Mickle Trafford JP2 Saughall and Mollington Backford CP 23 23 Mickle Trafford JP3 Saughall and Mollington Backford CP 90 89 Mickle Trafford JP4 Saughall and Mollington Lea-by-Backford CP 161 159 Mickle Trafford LB2 Elton Croughton CP 22 22 Mickle Trafford LB3 Elton Little Stanney CP 190 192 Mickle Trafford LB4 Elton Stoak CP 102 106 Mickle Trafford LB5 Elton Wervin CP 116 117 Mickle Trafford LQ1 Chester Villages Mickle Trafford and District CP 22 22 Mickle Trafford LQ2 Chester Villages Mickle Trafford and District CP 205 203 Mickle Trafford LQ3 Chester Villages Mickle Trafford and District CP 1,481 1,468 Mickle Trafford LQ4 Chester Villages Mickle Trafford and District CP 43 45 Mickle Trafford LQ5 Chester Villages Mickle Trafford and District CP 91 90 Mickle Trafford LQ7 Chester Villages Guilden Sutton CP 4 4 Saughall JM1 Liitle Neston and Burton Puddington CP 282 290 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 48 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Saughall JM2 Liitle Neston and Burton Puddington CP 42 42 Saughall JM3 Liitle Neston and Burton Puddington CP 50 49 Saughall JP5 Saughall and Mollington Mollington CP 613 606 Saughall JP6 Saughall and Mollington Capenhurst CP 182 182 Saughall JP7 Saughall and Mollington Ledsham CP 95 96 Saughall JP8 Saughall and Mollington Saughall and Shotwick Park CP 2,526 2,503 Saughall JP9 Saughall and Mollington Saughall and Shotwick Park CP 20 24 Saughall JP10 Saughall and Mollington Puddington CP 43 43 Tarporley KF1 Tarporley Utkinton CP 202 202 Tarporley KF2 Tarporley Utkinton CP 377 377 Tarporley KF4 Tarporley Rushton CP 374 377 Tarporley KF5 Tarporley Tarporley CP 1,014 1,097 Tarporley KF6 Tarporley Tarporley CP 1,408 1,392 Tarporley KG10 Tarvin and Kelsall Clotton Hoofield CP 272 280 Tarporley KG12 Tarvin and Kelsall Clotton Hoofield CP 81 80 Tarporley KG16 Tarvin and Kelsall Utkinton CP 12 12 Tarporley KG17 Tarvin and Kelsall Utkinton CP 9 9 Tarporley KG19 Tarvin and Kelsall Utkinton and Cotebrook 0 0 Tarporley KH18 Tattenhall Tarporley CP 7 7 Tarporley KH19 Tattenhall Tarporley CP 21 222 Tarvin KD3 Gowy Barrow CP 787 785 Tarvin KG4 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 58 57 Tarvin KG5 Tarvin and Kelsall Duddon CP 45 44 Tarvin KG6 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 30 30 Tarvin KG7 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 15 15 Tarvin KG8 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 446 463 Tarvin KG9 Tarvin and Kelsall Tarvin CP 1,990 2,038 Tarvin KG11 Tarvin and Kelsall Duddon CP 391 396 Tarvin KG13 Tarvin and Kelsall Willington CP 231 234 Tattenhall KC20 Farndon Hargrave and Huxley CP 0 0 Tattenhall KG15 Tarvin and Kelsall Hargrave and Huxley CP 4 4 Tattenhall KH1 Tattenhall Beeston CP 182 200 Tattenhall KH2 Tattenhall Burwardsley CP 142 153 Tattenhall KH3 Tattenhall Chowley CP 19 19 Tattenhall KH4 Tattenhall Golborne David CP 49 48 Tattenhall KH5 Tattenhall Handley CP 194 279 Tattenhall KH6 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 70 69 Tattenhall KH7 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 131 244 LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 49 Proposed Ward Polling 2011 Ward Parish Electorate District 2016 2022 Tattenhall KH8 Tattenhall Tattenhall CP 1,729 1,949 Tattenhall KH9 Tattenhall Tilstone Fearnall and Tiverton CP 76 75 Tattenhall KH10 Tattenhall Tilstone Fearnall and Tiverton CP 320 316 Tattenhall KH11 Tattenhall Broxton CP 308 311 Tattenhall KH12 Tattenhall Duckington CP 45 48 Tattenhall KH13 Tattenhall Harthill CP 36 36 Tattenhall KH14 Tattenhall Hargrave and Huxley CP 138 138 Tattenhall KH15 Tattenhall Hargrave and Huxley CP 58 63 Tattenhall KH16 Tattenhall Hargrave and Huxley CP 200 198 Tattenhall KH17 Tattenhall Rushton CP 2 2 Willaston and Burton LE1 Liitle Neston and Burton - 576 576 Willaston and Burton LP1 Willaston and Thornton - 2,306 2,299 Willaston and Burton LP2 Willaston and Thornton - 975 1,282 Winsford Dene KL2 Winsford Swanlow and Dene Winsford CP 1,990 1,996 Winsford Dene KL3 Winsford Swanlow and Dene Winsford CP 1,580 1,837 Winsford Gravel and Wimboldsley KM1 Winsford Wharton Stanthorne and Wimboldsley CP 127 128 Winsford Gravel and Wimboldsley KM2 Winsford Wharton Stanthorne and Wimboldsley CP 115 117 Winsford Gravel and Wimboldsley KM3 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 1,492 1,475 Winsford Gravel and Wimboldsley KM4 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 1,654 2,460 Winsford Knights Grange and Whitegate KK2-North Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 265 781 Winsford Knights Grange and Whitegate KK4 Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 119 118 Winsford Knights Grange and Whitegate KK5 Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 1,965 2,201 Winsford Knights Grange and Whitegate MK1 Winsford Over and Verdin CP 943 960 Winsford Over and Little Budworth KF3 Tarporley Little Budworth CP 527 548 Winsford Over and Little Budworth KK1 Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 2,444 3,165 Winsford Over and Little Budworth KK2-South Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 382 382 Winsford Over and Little Budworth KK3 Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 1,181 1,319 Winsford Over and Little Budworth KK6 Winsford Over and Verdin Winsford CP 2,689 2,664 Winsford Swanlow and Darnhall KL1 Winsford Swanlow and Dene Darnhall CP 177 175 Winsford Swanlow and Darnhall KL4 Winsford Swanlow and Dene Winsford CP 1,578 1,660 Winsford Swanlow and Darnhall KL5 Winsford Swanlow and Dene Winsford CP 1,595 1,914 Winsford Wharton and Bostock KB1 Davenham and Moulton Bostock CP 201 206 Winsford Wharton and Bostock KM5 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 1,181 1,170 Winsford Wharton and Bostock KM6 Winsford Wharton Winsford CP 2,529 3,078 266,831 283,912

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 50 Appendix B – Split Polling Districts Street Allocation JE9 JE9-North JE9-South BACHEFIELD AVENUE ALANBROOKE ROAD BLACKTHORN CLOSE ALDFORD ROAD BLUEBELL CLOSE ARNHEM WAY BUTTERBACHE ROAD BRIGADIER CLOSE BUTTERBUR CLOSE CARVER ROW CALDY VALLEY ROAD CHESHIRES WAY CAMPION CLOSE CHESTER LANE CELANDINE CLOSE CORPORAL WAY CHESTER ROAD CRAWFORD CLOSE COLTSFOOT CLOSE DALE CLOSE COLUMBINE CLOSE DUKE GROVE FOXGLOVE CLOSE GRANBY ROAD GORSE WAY GREEN HOWARDS ROAD HAREBELL CLOSE HIGHLANDER ROAD LUCERNE CLOSE KINGFISHER CLOSE LUPIN DRIVE KOHIMA CRESCENT MALLOW CLOSE MALAYAN PLACE MEADOW LANE MANNERS COURT ORCHID CLOSE PIONEER CLOSE PRIMROSE CLOSE RANGERS CLOSE RIVERSMEAD RIDGES LANE SEDUM CLOSE SIGNALS COURT SORREL CLOSE WAVELL WAY SPEEDWELL CLOSE WELLESLEY CRESCENT TREFOIL CLOSE WILLOWHERB CLOSE WOODLANDS ROAD

JN3 JN3-North JN3-West JN3-East CAMBRIDGE ROAD LIME WOOD CLOSE CHATSWORTH DRIVE DORSET PLACE NEWTON LANE MANNINGS LANE SOUTH ESSEX ROAD GREENFIELD LANE NORFOLK ROAD RUTLAND PLACE SUSSEX ROAD THIRLMERE ROAD AMBLESIDE ASHLEA COURT CONISTON ROAD DERWENT ROAD DEVON ROAD ENNERDALE ROAD ETHELDA DRIVE GRASMERE ROAD KENDAL CLOSE KENNEDY CLOSE KENT ROAD KESWICK CLOSE KINGSWAY LINCOLN DRIVE LONG LANE PEAR TREE WAY PLAS NEWTON LANE SOMERSET ROAD ST JAMES AVENUE SURREY ROAD SUSSEX WAY ULLSWATER CRESCENT WINDERMERE AVENUE

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 52 JN6 JN6-North JN6-South ABBOTS KNOLL ABBOTS DRIVE ABBOTS PARK GARTH DRIVE ASH LAWN COURT GAWER PARK BAILEY BRIDGE CLOSE LUMLEY ROAD BARONS COURT ORMONDE ROAD BENTON DRIVE LIVERPOOL ROAD (part) BROOK LANE BROOKMOORE COURT CHURCHWARD CLOSE EVERSLEY COURT EVERSLEY PARK GILWERN CLOSE GRANGE ROAD HAYDAN COURT HEATHCOTE CLOSE HEATHFIELDS CLOSE LIVERPOOL ROAD (part) NEWRY COURT NEWRY PARK NEWRY PARK EAST PARKGATE COURT PARKGATE ROAD QUEENSGATE THE HEYWOODS WATERLOO ROAD WEST BANK WILLIAMS CLOSE WOODLANDS AVENUE YERBURGH STREET

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 53 KK2 KK2-North KK2-South CHESTER LANE BARNBROOK CLOSE CHESTER ROAD DELAMERE RISE GREGORY CRESCENT DELAMERE STREET JAMES CLARKE ROAD FOUR LANES COURT MCLUSKEY HEIGHTS LEAF GROVE PEACH WAY LITTLER LANE TIGHE AVENUE OVER SQUARE WHITEGATE ROAD PINEWOOD ROAD LITTLER LANE PIPERS ASH SANDYMERE COURT SAXON CROSSWAY ST JOHNS COURT WESTGATE AVENUE WOODFORD LANE

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 54 LE3 LE3-North LE3-South MARSHLANDS ROAD (north side) MARSHLANDS ROAD (south side) ALLANS CLOSE BANK HEY ALLANS MEADOW BATHWOOD DRIVE ARDEN DRIVE BROOK WELL AVON CLOSE COLLIERY GREEN CLOSE BURTON ROAD COLLIERY GREEN COURT CHURCH LANE COLLIERY GREEN DRIVE CONISTON ROAD CROFTEN DRIVE CROSS LANE DARBY CLOSE DEE VIEW COURT FOXGLOVE WAY ELDON TERRACE GRAMPIAN WAY FLINT CLOSE GREENFIELDS CLOSE FLINT DRIVE GREENFIELDS CROFT FLINT MEADOW GREENFIELDS DRIVE GRASMERE ROAD GREENGATES CRESCENT HAMPTON CLOSE NEW STREET HAMPTON CRESCENT ORCHARD DRIVE HENLEY CLOSE PEERSWOOD COURT HENLEY ROAD QUAYSIDE HOMECROFTS SEA VIEW KENILWORTH ROAD SEVEN ROW LEAMINGTON CLOSE SHELDRAKE GROVE MEADOW CLOSE SNABWOOD CLOSE MERTON CLOSE SUNNINGDALE WAY RIVERSIDE WALK TREETOPS SANDON CRESCENT TURROCKS CLOSE SOMERVILLE CLOSE TURROCKS CROFT STRATFORD ROAD WINSTANLEY ROAD SUTTON AVENUE WIRRAL CRESCENT THE DALE WOODHAM GROVE THIRLMERE ROAD WARWICK CLOSE WELLESBOURNE CLOSE WEST DRIVE WEST VALE

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 55 LH2 LH2-West LH2-East ALBERT DRIVE ABBOTS WAY BEECHWAYS DRIVE CHESTER HIGH ROAD BELVEDERE PARK CROSS STREET BOUNDARY PARK EARLE CRESCENT BRIDGE STREET FAIRHOLME AVENUE BROOK LANE LEIGHTON CHASE BUGGEN LANE LEIGHTON ROAD CHESTER ROAD LIVERPOOL ROAD CHURCH LANE MILL VIEW EARLE DRIVE PINE HEY EMSLIE COURT POPLAR WEINT HERON COURT THE PRIORY HIGH STREET THE RUNNELL LEIGHTON COURT TURNERS VIEW LEIGHTON PARK MANOR CLOSE MANORIAL ROAD SOUTH MILL STREET MOORSIDE AVENUE MOORSIDE LANE OLD QUAY CLOSE OLD QUAY LANE PADDOCK DRIVE PARK STREET PARKGATE ROAD PARKSIDE CLOSE THE ANCHORAGE THE CROSS THE LEIGHTONS THE SPINNEY WESLEY CLOSE WOOD LANE WOODLANDS CLOSE WOODLANDS ROAD

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 56 MJ2 MJ2-North MJ2-South ARBOUR CLOSE AGECROFT ROAD ARLEY ROAD BELMONT ROAD BIRKENHEAD STREET BRAEMAR AVENUE BOWDEN DRIVE GREENWAY DRIVE COTEBROOK ROAD MANOR DRIVE DEAN STREET EDWARD STREET GRANTHAM CLOSE JAMES STREET LIVERPOOL STREET MAGDALA PLACE MALPAS CLOSE MALPAS ROAD MARPLE ROAD MAYFIELD ROAD ROAD PARKFIELD ROAD PULLMAN DRIVE RICHARD STREET RUSHTON CLOSE STANLEY STREET VALLEY VIEW VERDIN STREET WOODIER CLOSE WORTHING STREET

LGBCE Cheshire West and Chester 2019 Review – Cheshire West Labour Submission 57