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Wards, Streets and Postcodes Holme Valley Parish Council Ward Member(s) Street Postcode Brockholes M Pogson Bank End HD9 7BE Brockholes M Pogson Bank End Green HD9 7BE Brockholes M Pogson Bank End Knoll HD9 7BF Brockholes M Pogson Bank View HD9 7AU Brockholes M Pogson Birch Park HD9 7BJ Brockholes M Pogson Brockholes Lane HD9 7ED Brockholes M Pogson Brockholes Lane HD9 7EB Brockholes M Pogson Cliff Top Lane HD9 6QY Brockholes M Pogson Haggroyd Lane HD9 7AQ Brockholes M Pogson Hall Ing HD9 6QY Brockholes M Pogson Hall Ing HD9 6QX Brockholes M Pogson Holmebank Mews HD9 7EA Brockholes M Pogson Hope Bank HD9 6PR Brockholes M Pogson Mytholmbridge HD9 7TB Brockholes M Pogson New Biggin Farm HD9 7DN Brockholes M Pogson New Mill Road HD9 7AL Brockholes M Pogson New Mill Road HD9 7AE Brockholes M Pogson Rock Cottages HD9 7AB Brockholes M Pogson Rock Inn HD9 7AE Brockholes M Pogson New Mill Road HD9 6QT Brockholes M Pogson New Mill Road HD9 7AZ Brockholes M Pogson Cliffwood Terrace HD9 7AZ Brockholes M Pogson Progress Buildings HD9 7AZ Brockholes M Pogson New Mill Road HD9 7DX Brockholes M Pogson Scar End HD9 7BD Brockholes M Pogson Scar End HD9 7EG Brockholes M Pogson Oakes Avenue HD9 7AT Brockholes M Pogson Oakes Avenue HD9 7EE Brockholes M Pogson Oakes Avenue HD9 7AT Brockholes M Pogson Oakes Avenue HD9 7EE Brockholes M Pogson Oakes Lane HD9 7AR Brockholes M Pogson Quarry Close HD9 7AY Brockholes M Pogson Ridings Fields HD9 7BG Brockholes M Pogson Rightox Road HD9 7AF Brockholes M Pogson Rightox Road HD9 7BP Brockholes M Pogson River Holme View HD9 7BP Brockholes M Pogson Robin Rocks HD9 7AS Brockholes M Pogson Rock Terrace HD9 7AA Brockholes M Pogson Royd Farm HD4 6UP Brockholes M Pogson Runlet End HD4 6UP Brockholes M Pogson Scar End HD9 7EP Brockholes M Pogson Silver Birch HD9 7EW Brockholes M Pogson Smithy Place HD9 7AH Brockholes M Pogson Steep Riding HD9 7BH Brockholes M Pogson The Cutting HD9 7HL Brockholes M Pogson The Waterside HD9 7RQ Brockholes M Pogson Tor 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