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LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION for ENGLAND N N 2 D 4 O M Round Wood Le 8 M R 65 O W L N LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ROAD NOGGARTH S Noggarth End A N D Farm Y H A L L L A N E Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Colne and Nelson PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF PENDLE Laund House H i Farm g g e n C l o u g h Quarry (disused) September 2000 ROAD S A N D Y Cemetery H A L L L A N E W HE AT LEY WH LA EATLEY LAN NE E ROAD RO B Trough LaitheAD 6 2 4 Farm 9 OLD LAUND BOOTH WARD BARROWFORD WARD OLD LAUND BOOTH CP Laund Farm BA RR OW FO RD C R R A BARROWFORD CP O I R AD D R G E H W A L D A L I Y X R O O N A D S T APP O LEGARTH Gdns A K L A N B D A S RR P OW A B A R O F V O L R R E D T O RO O A C N D HI G K G P HE Mill R R R e C O A O n U V S d E A E W l A D e Y W C a t A e L R ST E N r LE E O R END ST P R S RE A I E D T S E T D R L L U A E C O O Y R E S Raven's Clough Wood W T N T UR E B M IS CH R G UR O CH C U ILL L C WAY College O N LOWERFORD A U T GH R S R S T Allotment Gardens T 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