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Local Government Boundary Commission For Report No.391 LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND

CHAIRMAN Sir Nicholas Morrison KCB

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr J M Rankin

MEMBERS Lady Bowden Mr J T Brockbank Mr R R Thornton CBE. DL

Mr D P Harrison

Professor G E Cherry To the Rt Hon William Whitelaw, CH MC MP Secretary of State for the Home Department

PROPOSALS FOR THE FUTURE ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE COUNTY OF

1. The last Order under Section 51 of the Local Government Act 1972 in relation to the electoral arrangements for the districts in the County of Cheshire was made on 28 September 1978. As required by Section 63 and Schedule 9 of the

Act we have now reviewed the electoral arrangements for that county, using the procedures we had set out in our Report No 6.

2. We informed the in a consultation letter dated

12 January 1979 that we proposed to conduct the review, and sent copies of the letter to the district councils, parish councils and parish meetings in the county, to the Members of Parliament representing the constituencies concerned, to the headquarters of the main political parties and to the editors both of » local newspapers circulating in the county and of the local government press.

Notices in the local press announced the start of the review and invited comments from members of the public and from interested bodies.

3» On 1 August 1979 the County Council submitted to us a draft scheme in which they suggested 71 electoral divisions for the County, each returning one member in accordance with Section 6(2)(a) of the Act. k. We considered this scheme together with the views expressed by local interests.

On 20 February 1980 we issued draft proposals which we sent to all those who had received our consultation lOtter, or commented on the County Council's draft

scheme. . Notices were inserted in the J-ocal press announcing that the draft

proposals had been issued and could be inspected at the County Council's offices.

5. We incorporated in our draft proposals a number-of modifications to the'

County Council's draft scheme .based on comments made about the "county scheme. 6. The modifications we made were as follows:-

Ca) City of We adopted the City Council's suggested transfer of the Newton district ward from the proposed and Newton division to the proposed Upton division; the transfer of the parish of from the proposed division to the proposed Gowy division; and the transfer of the district ward from the proposed Broxton division to the proposed Boughton and division.

(b) Borough of :and

We adopted the Borough Council's suggested rearrangement of the proposed

Sutton and Grange, Rivacre and Westminster, and Central and Stanlow division

as follows:- (i) the Sutton, Pooltown and Rivacre district wards to form a Sutton and Rivacre division; (ii) the Grange and Rossmore district wards and polling district NC of the Westminster district ward to form a Grange and Rossmore division; and (iii) the Central, Wolverham and Stanlow district wards and polling districts NA and NB of the Westminster district ward to form a Central and Westminster division.

(c) District We adopted Constituency Labour Party's suggested rearrangement of all the proposed divisions in the district apart from and .

(d) Borough of

We adopted the Borough Council's suggested renaming of the proposed

Two Crosses and Risley divisions as and Whitecross division and 1 . divisions respectively.

We also adopted Winwick Parish Council's suggested rearrangement of the

constituent parts of the proposed Poulton North and Winwick, Poulton

South and Woolston, and and Holcroft divisions to form the

following, three divisions:- (i) the Culcheth and Holcroft division comprising the Winwick and district wards_and the Southworth ward of Croft parish; (ii) the Poulton North division comprising the Poulton-with-Fearnhead North district ward; and (iii) the Poulton South and Woolston division comprising the Poulton-with- FearnheKd South district ward; and the parishes of Rixton and Woolston.

7- We received comments in response to our draft proposals from the Cheshire County Council, 5 Borough Councils, one District Council, 22 Parish Councils, 3 Parish Meetings, one Member of Parliament, ten local councillors, the County Labour Party, 16 local Labour parties, 8 local Conservative associations, one local Liberal party, one residents' association and 19 private individuals. A full list of those who wrote to us is given at Appendix 1 to this report.

8. The comments we received can be summarised as follows:

(a) General The Cheshire County Council generally welcomed and endorsed our draft proposals but urged us to reconsider the proposals for the Vale Royal District. They supported Vale Royal District Council, who urged us to go back to the boundaries in the ar'aft scheme for their district. The County Council also advocated the re-naming of the Culcheth and Holcroft Division in the district of Warrington as Culcheth and Southworth in view of the relocation of the Holcroft area in the division as a result of the Commission's draft proposals. The County Labour Party expressed their 'general support* for the draft proposals.

(b) City of Chester Guilden Sutton Parish Council supported the draft proposals whilst the Chester District and Constituency Labour parties both objected to the inclusion of the Dodleston district ward in the proposed Boughton and Vicars Cross division and wished it to be transferred back to the proposed Broxton division.

(c) Borough of Congleton Borough Council, Brereton Parish Council, and Constituency ConservativeAssociation on behalf of Brereton Conservative Association, all objected to the proposed and Brereton division on the grounds that the two areas had nothing in common. Congleton Conservative and Unionist Association objected to the splitting of Congleton into three mixed urban and rural divisions, namely, Congleton and Buglawton; .Hulme, and Moreton. They proposed two alternative divisions from the urban wards but did not make proposals for the remaining parishes. Parish Council repeated an earlier expressed wish that the proposed Hulme division be renamed

Congleton Rural, A private individual thought was poorly represented in the draft proposals but offered no solutions.

(d) Borough of and Crewe Liberal Party, the Constituency Labour Party, and Willaston local Labour Party, a local councillor and a private individual all expressed support for the draft proposals whilst Parish Council offered no objections.

(e) Borough of Ellesmere Port and Neston

The Borough Council, the Borough Labour Party and Bebington and Ellesmere

Port Labour Party all supported the draft proposals.

(f) The Borough Council informed us that they had no comments to make on the draft proposals whilst , Constituency and Halton District Labour parties supported the proposals.

(g) Borough of The Borough Council were opposed to the joining together of rural and urban areas within the same divisions and,felt that numerical.imbalances4in th,e existing arrangements were not improved by our draft proposals which.furthermore would break local ties. Branch of Macclesfield Constituency Conservative and Unionist Association, the Macclesfield Constituency Conservative and Unionist Association and two private individuals were also all opposed to the draft proposals and would ^have preferred the existing'electoral arrangements to,continue.

One County Councillor, 3 District Councillors, 3 Parish Councils, 3 Parish Meetings, one local Conservative Association branch and 14 private individuals all objected to the proposed division on the grounds that the urban Macclesfield South borough ward has nothing in common with the rural

Gawsworth and Sutton wards. Many expressed the wish that the existing

Macclesfield Rural No 2 division be retained. Parish Council presented alternative proposals for six of the proposed divisions, namely Alderley, and , Macclesfield Forest, Macclesfield Ivy, and Upton and rrestbury. County Councillor T- A G Russell submitted three schemes for the same divisions that Gawsworth Parish Council wished to alter, as examples of how he thought the draft proposals could be improved. Prestbury Parish Council objected to being included in the proposed Upton and Prestbury division as they were opposed to mixed rural and urban divisions. For similar reasons Parish Council objected to their inclusion in the proposed

Bollington and Disley division. and Birtles Branch of

Macclesfield Conservative Association objected to the proposed Alderley division and would have preferred the existing arrangements to continue, . .

Mr Nicholas R Winterton, MP for Macclesfield, and one private individual,submitted alternative proposals for the same six divisions as Gawsworth Parish Council and Councillor Russell. Knutsford and Macclesfield Constituency Labour parties both supported the draft proposals whilst Millington Parish Council offered no adverse comments on them.

(g) Vale Royal District The Vale Royal District Council set out in detail the reasons why they preferred the County Council's draft scheme to our draft proposals and, as noted earlier, the County Council supported their views; three County Councillors and a residents' association also supported the county council's draft scheme in total.

Northwich Town Council, Vale Royal District and Northwich Constituency Labour parties supported the draft proposals. Northwich Constituency Conservative Association asked that their previously submitted proposals for the whole district be adopted. The Parish Council of wished the existing arrangements to continue as did the Kingsley Branch of Runcorn County Constituency Conservative Association. Town Council objected to draft proposals for the whole district but particularly to the Over Two and Vale Royal divisions. Marton Parish Council would have preferred a less misleading name for the proposed Cuddington and Marton division.

(h) Borough of Warrington

Several objections were raised to the names of some of the proposed divisions.

5 In particular Uarrington Borough Council suggested that Bridgewater, Culcheth and

Holcroft,and High Warren divisions be renamed ', and

'Croft, Culcheth and Winwiek1, and 'Appleton, Stretton and Walton1 respectively.

The County Council suggested only that Culcheth and Holcroft should be called

Culcheth and Southworth. Newton Constituency Labour Party and the Penketh and

Sankey Labour Party would have preferred the Whitecrosa district ward to be

removed from the proposed Penketh and Whitecross division. Penketh and Sankey

Labour Party suggested that V/hitecross should be added to either Orford and

or Fairfield and Howley divisions. Warrington Constituency Labour Party and

Councillors W Avery and H D Hankey also objected to the division.

Parish Council would have preferred to have two councillors allocated to the

Great Sankey division. and Poulton with Fearnhead Parish Councils

both supported the draft proposals.

9- When we came to reassess our draft proposals we took account of all the comments we had received and came to the following conclusions:- (a) City of Chester

In our draft proposals we had transferred the Dodleston district ward from the

proposed Broxton division. We saw no reason in the further evidence we had

received to change our original decision to transfer it to the proposed Boughton

and Vicars Cr.oss division.

(b) Borough of Congleton ' . County .Council's Our draft proposals in respect of this borough were identical with the/draft

scheme. Much of the objection to them was a reiteration of views expressed on

that scheme and offered no alternative solution. However, two of the objections

we received were new. One claimed that Sandbach would be poorly represented but

again offered no alternative to secure an improvement. The other objection

concerned the combination of rural parishes and urban wards in three divisions

within Congleton Town. An alternative was put forward that suggested two fresh

divisions for the town which might have been numerically acceptable, but madejno

provision for the remaining rural parishes. If the latter were to be joined

together in a single division they would be under-represented. In the circumstances we concluded there were no grounds for changing our draft proposals.

(c) Borough of Macclesfield

Our draft proposals were .the same as the County Council's draft scheme. The

Borough Council reiterated their opposition to the changes to the existing arrange- ments. Most of the other objections received were similar to those made in response to the draft scheme in that they opposed the linking of rural parishes with urban wards, particularly in the proposed Macclesfield Forest division, and many of these objectors too would have liked the existing electoral arrangements to continue. Retention of the existing arrangements would have provided-a significantly less even standard of representation than our draft proposals and we agreed with the County Council's view that this would not be acceptable. We considered carefully the other alternatives submitted in response to our draft, proposals but none of them appeared to us to offer any overriding advantage compared to these proposals, which had the support of the County Council.

(d) Vale Royal District

We found that the detailed reasons given by. the District Council and supported by the.County Council explaining their preference for the draft scheme in respect of this district amounted to a very cogent case in favour of it and against our draft proposals. . We therefore decided to revert to the County Council's draft scheme for our final proposals.

(e) Borough of Warrington

Several suggestions were submitted for name changes for four of the proposed divisions in order to better identify their constituent parts. Unfortunately, this resulted for the most part in cumbersome name combinations which we considered to be unacceptable. We did decide however to adopt the change of name for the Culcheth and Holcroft division to Culcheth and Southworth, which the

County Council had suggested. Five objections were received about the joining of the Penketh and , and Whitecross, district wards but the alternatives suggested were numerically much poorer than our own draft proposals and therefore unacceptable. 10. In the light of the conclusions set out in paragraph 9 above we decided to confirm our draft proposals as our final proposals for the county, subject to the substitution of the divisions proposed by the County Council for the District of Vale Royal, and the change in the name of the proposed Culcheth and Holcroft division of Warrington.

11. Details of the final proposals are set out in Schedules 1 and 2 to this report and on the attached map. Schedule 1 gives the names of the electoral divisions. A detailed description of the boundaries of the proposed electoral divisions, as defined on the map, is set out in Schedule 2.

PUBLICATION

12. In accordance with Section 60(5)(b) of the Local Government Act 1972, a copy

of the report and a copy of the map are being sent to the Cheshire County Council

and will be available for inspection at the Council's main offices. Copies of this

report (without the-map) are being sent to all those who received the consultation

letter and to those who made comments.

L.S.

Signed:

NICHOLAS MORRISON (CHAIRMAN)

JOHN M RANKIN (DEPUTY CHAIRMAN)

PHYLLIS BOWDEN

TYRRELL BROCKBANK ' .

G E CHERRY

D P HARRISON

R R THORNTON

LJiSLIE GRIMSHAW (Secretary)

12 June 1980 • APPENDIX 1 DIVISION

Cheshire County Council , Whole County

Cheshire County Labour Party Whole County

CITY OF CHESTER

Guilden Sutton Parish Council Gowy

Chester District Labour Party Boughton and Vicars Cross Chester Constituency Labour Party

BOROUGH OF CONGLETON

Congleton Borough Council Middlewich & Brereton

Brereton Parish Council Brereton Conservative Association

Congleton Conservative and Unionist Association ( Congleton & Buglawton ( ( Hulme ( ( Moreton

Holmes Chapel Parish Council Hulme

One private individual Sandbach

BOROUGH OF

Crewe Liberal Party Whole Borough Crewe Constituency Labour Party Wistaston and Willaston Local Labour Party Councillor P A Kent

One private individual uybunbury Parish Council

BOROUGH OF ELLESMERE PORT AND NESTON

Borough Council of Ellesmere Port and Neston Whole Borough

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Labour Party Bebington and Ellesmere Port Labour Party

BOROUGH OF HALTON

Halton Borough Council Whole Borough

Runcorn Labour Party

Widnes Constituency Labour Party

Halton District Labour Party BOROUGH OF MACCLS5FIELD

Macclesfield Borough Council Whole Borough

Alderley Edge Branch of Macclesfield Constituency Conservative and Unionist Association

Macclesfield Constituency Conservative and Unionist Association

Knutsford Constituency Labour Party

Macclesfield Constituency Labour Party

Two private individuals

District Councillor M C Livesley Macclesfield Forest 1^ private individuals

Sutton Parish Council

Forest and District Branch of Macclesfield Constituency Conservative and Unionist Association Macclesfield Forest Parish Meeting

Wildboarclough Parish Meeting District Councillor H W Naden

County Councillor J H Godwin

North Rode Parish Council

Wincle Parish Meeting

Gawsworth Parish Council Alderley, Bollington and Disley, Macclesfield County Councillor T A S Russell Forest, Macclesfield Ivy, Poynton, Upton and Mr Nicholas R Winterton MP Prestbury A private individual

Prestbury Parish Council Upton and Prestbury

Rainow Parish Council Bollington and Disley

Over Alderley and Birtles Branch of Macclesfield Conservative Association Alderley

Millington Parish Council Bucklow

10 VALE ROYAL DISTRICT

Cheshire County Council Whole district

Vale Royal District Council

Northwich Town Council

Vale Royal District Labour.Party

Northwich Constituency Labour Party

County Councillor E Phillips

Northwich Constituency Conservative Association

•Delanere Residents' Association

Parish Council of Little Leigh

County Councillor J G Holman

Winsford Town Council

Warrington Constituency Labour Party

County Councillor A Lowe ( Vale Royal ( ( Gorst Wood

Kingsley Branch of Puncorn County Constituency Conservative Association Gorst Wood

Marton Parish Council Cuddington and Marton

BOROUGH OF WARRINGTON

Warrington Borough Council ( Bridgewater ( Culcheth & Holcroft ( High Warren

Parish Council of .Appleton ( Bridgewater Grappenhall and Parish Council ( High Warren Stockton Heath Parish Council

Hatton Parish Council High Warren

Croft Parish Council ( Culcheth P< Holcroft ( Birchwood

Cheshire County Council Culcheth &• Holcroft

Newton Constituency Labour Party Penketh & Whitccross

Councillor W Avery

Councillor H D Hankey

11 Penketh and Sankey Labour Party C Penketh & Whitecross ( Orford 8c Bewsey ( Fairfield & Howley

Great Sankey Parish Council Great Sankey

Burtonwood Parish Council Burtonwood Poulton with Fearnhead Parish Council ( Poulton North ( Poulton South and Woolston

12 SCHEDULE 1

COUNTY OF CHESHIRE: NAMiCS OF PROPOSED DIVISIONS

NAME OF DIVISION

CITY OF CHESTER Boughton and Vicars Cross •Broxton Gowy Hoole and Newton Mickle Trafford 'Overleigh Sealand and College ' •Upton

BOROUGH OF CONGLETON

• and Lawton Congleton and Buglawton •Hulme 'Middlewich and Brereton' Mpreton •Sandbach

BOROUGH OF CREWE AND NANTWICH

Cholnondeley •Crewe Central Crewe North Crewe South Crewe West -Doddington Nantwich Rope

BOROUGH OF ELLESMERE PORT AND NFJ3TON

Central and Westminster 'Grange and Rossmore Groves and Whitby Neston and Parkgate •South Wirral - Sutton and Rivacre

BOROUGH OF HALTON

'Birchfield Hallwood Halton Castle Highfield Mersey Grange 'Oakfield Priory Cross Weston Heath Woodend BOROUGH OF MACCLESFIELD

Alderley Bollington and Disley Bucklow •Knutsford Macclesfield Forest Macclesfield Ivy Macclesfield Victoria Poynton Upton and Prestbury Wilmalow Bollin Dean

DISTRICT OF VALE ROYAL Brookraere Eddiebury Frodsnam and Keleby . North Vale Northwich East Northwich West Winnford North Winsford South

BOKOUGH OF WASHINGTON

Birchwood Bridgewater Burtonwood Culcheth and Southworth Fairfield and Howley Great Sankey High Warren and Hulme Orford and Bewsey Penketh and Whitecross Poulton North Poulton South and Woolston SCHEDULE 2

COUNTY OF CHESHIRE

DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED COUNTY ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARIES

NOTE: Where the boundary is described as following a road, railway, river, canal or similar feature, it should be. deemed to follow the centre line of the feature unless otherwise stated.

CITY OF CHESTER

BLACON ED City of Chester Wards of Blacon Hall Dee Point

BOUGHTON AND VICARS CROSS ED City of Chester Wards of Boughton

Boughton Heath

Dodleston Vicars Cross

BROXTON ED

City of Chester Wards of Farndon

Maipas

Tattenhall

Tilston

GOWY ED

City of Chester Wards of Barrow

Christleton

Tarvin

Waverton

HOOLE AND NEWTON ED

City of Chester Wards of Hoole

Plas Newton 2 -

MICKLE TRAFFORD ED

City of Chester Wards of Elton

Mollington

OVERLEIGH ED

City of Chester Wards of Curzon

Grosvenor Westminster1

SEALAND AND COLLEGE ED

City of Chester Wards of College

Sealand

UPTON ED City of Chester Wards of Newton Upton Grange

Upton Heath

CONGLETON BOROUGH

ALSAGER AND LAWTON ED

Congleton Borough Wards of Alsager East

- Alsager West

Lawton

CONGLETON AND BUGLAWTON ED

Congleton Borough Wards of Buglawton

Congleton Central

Congleton North and that part of Congleton West Ward bounded by a line commencing at a point where the southeastern boundary of said ward meets the road known as Crossledge, thence generally northwards along sai'd'1 road and Forge Lane to the southeastern boundary of the Engineering Works, thence northeast- wards along said boundary and in prolongation thereof to the northern boundary of said ward, thence generally northeastwards and generally southwestwards along the northern and southeastern boundary of said ward to the point of commencement.

HULME ED Congleton Borough Wards of That part of Congleton West Ward not included in Congleton and Buglawton

ED

Dane

Holmes Chapel

MIDDLEWICH AND BRERETON ED

Congleton Borough Wards of Brereton Middlewich Cledford

Middlewich Kinderton \

MORETON ED

Congleton Borough Wards of Astbury

Congleton South

Odd Rode

SANDBACH ED

Congleton Borough Wards of Sandbach East

Sandbach North

Sandbach West . . if

CREWE AND NANTWICH BOROUGH

CHOLMONDELEY ED

Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Acton Bunbury Combermere Minshull

CREWE CENTRAL ED Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Delamere Ruskin Park St Johns

CREWE NORTH ED Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Coppenhall Maw Green

CREWE SOUTH ED

Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Alexandra Waldron

CREWE WEST ED Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Grosvenor Queens Park St Barnabas

DODDINGTON ED Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Weston Park Wybunbury 5 NANTWICH ED Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Barony Weaver Wellington Willaston West

ROPE ED

Crewe and Nantwich Borough Wards of Shavington

Willaston East

Wistaston

ELLESMERE PORT AND NESTON BOROUGH

CENTRAL AND WESTMINSTER ED .

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of Central

Stanlow Wolverham and that part of Westminster Ward bounded by a line commencing at a point on the southern boundary of said .ward where it is met by the

Ship Canal Railway, thence northwestwards and northeastwards along the said railway to the unnamed road leading from Merseyton Road to the

Warehouse on the , thence northeastwards along said road to and northwestwards along the road forming the southwestern boundary of the said warehouse to the northwestern boundary of the said warehouse, thence northeastwards along said northwestern boundary to its northernmost point, thence due northeast in a straight line to the northern boundary of the ward, thence eastwards, southwestwards, southeastwards and northwestwards along the northern, eastern and southern boundary of said ward to the point of commencement.

GRANGE AND ROSSMORE ED

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of Grange Rossmore and that part of Westminster Ward not included in Central and West- minster ED. 6

GROVES AND WHITBY ED

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of Groves Whitby

NESTON AND PARKGATE ED

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of Neston Parkgate Riverside

SOUTH WIRRAL ED Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of and Ness Ledsham Willaston and Thornton

SUTTON AND RIVACRE ED

Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Wards of Pooltown Rivacre Sutton

HALTON BOROUGH

BIRCHFIELD ED ,

Halton Borough Wards of Appleton

Farnworth

HALLWOOD ED Halton Borough Ward of

That part of Norton Ward commencing at the westernmost point of said ward thence northeastwards and southeastwards along the western boundary of said ward to Stockham Lane, thence generally southeastwards along said lane to the roundabout on the A533 road, thence generally southwards along the eastern carriageway of said roundabout to and continuing south- 7 eastwards along the A533 road to the eastern boundary of Norton Ward, thence southwestwards and northwestwards along the eastern arid southern boundary of said ward to the point of commencement.

HALTON CASTLE ED

Halton Borough Wards of Castlefields Halton Brook

HIGHFIELD ED

Halton Borough Wards of Broadheath

Kingsway

MERSEY GRANGE ED

Halton Borough Wards of Grange

Mersey

OAKFIELD ED

Halton Borough Wards of Ditton

Hale

Hough Green

PRIORY CROSS ED

Halton Borough Wards of and that part of Norton Ward not included in Hallwood ED.

WESTON HEATH ED Halton Borough Wards of Heath

Weston WOODEND ED

Halton Borough Wards of Halton Victoria

MACCLESFIELD BOROUGH

ALDERLEY ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Alderley Edge Henbury

Nether Alderley The Parish of

BOLLINGTON AND DISLEY ED Macclesfield Borough Wards of Bollington Central

Bollington East

Bollington West

Disley

Hainow

BUCKLOW ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Mere

Plumley

KNUTSFOED ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Knutsford Nether

Knutsford Over

Knutsford South Knutsford West 9 MACCLESFIELD FOREST ED Macclesfield Borough Wards of Gawsworth Macclesfield South Sutton

MACCLESFIELD IVY ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Macclesfield Central Macclesfield West

MACCLESFIELD VICTORIA ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Macclesfield East Macclesfield North East

POYNTON ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Poynton Central

Poynton East

Poynton West

The parish of Adlington

UPTON AND PRESTBURY ED Macclesfield Borough Wards of Macclesfield North West

The parish of Prestbury

WILMSLOW BOLLIN ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Fulshaw Hough Morley and

WILMSLOW DEAN ED

Macclesfield Borough Wards of Dean Row Lacey Green 10

VALE ROYAL DISTRICT

BROOKMEKE ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Barnton Lastock Gralam Marston and Shakerley

The parishes of: Anderton

Marbury

EDDISBURY ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Cuddlington and Marton Kingsley Mara

The parishes of:

Rushton

HELSBY AND FRODSHAM ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Frodsham East

Frodsham North

Frodsham South 11

Helsby Central

Helsby North

Helsby South and

The parish of: Manley

NORTH VALE ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Church Gorst Wood Milton Seven Oaks Weaver

The parishes of: '

Little Leigh

NORTHWICH EAST ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Northwich. and Whatcroft Witton North Witton South

NORTHWICH WEST ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Castle

Hartford Wilmington

The parish of:

WINSFORD NORTH ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Gravel

Vale Royal

Wharton

The parishes of: Bastock

Moulton

WINSFORD SOJTH ED

Vale Royal District Wards of: Over One

Over Two

Swanlow

The parishes of:

Little Budworth

St ant home

Wimboldsley

WARRINGTON BOROUGH

BIRCHWOOD ED

The Risley Ward of the Parish of Croft. 13

BRIDGEWATER ED

Warrington Borough Ward of

The parish of Stockton Heath

BURTONWOOD ED' Warrington Borough Ward of Burtonwood

CULCIIETH AND SOUTHWORTH ED Warrington Borough Wards of CulchetV h and Glazebury Winwick

The Southworth Ward of the Parish of Croft

FAIRFIELD AND HOWLET ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Fairfield

Howley

GREAT SANKEY ED _ . •

Warrington Borough Wards of Great Sankey North

Great Sankey South

HIGH WARREN ED Warrington Borough Ward of Appleton and Stretton

The Parish of Walton

LATCHFORD AND ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Latchford

Westy

LONGFORD AND HULME ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Hulme Longford LYMM ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Booths Hill

Heatley

Lymm

Statham

ORFORD AND BEWSEY ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Bewsey

Orford

PENKETH AND WHITECROSS ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Penketh and Cuerdley

Whitecross

POULTON NORTH ED

Warrington Borough Ward of Poulton-with-Fearnhead North

POULTON SOUTH AND WOOLSTON ED

Warrington Borough Wards of Poulton-with-Fearnhead South

Rixton and Woolston