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Local Government Boundary Commission for England Local Government Boundary Commission for England Warding Pattern Submission for Croydon Summary of proposals 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................. 2 WARDING RECOMMENDATIONS ........................................................................... 4 ADDISCOMBE ........................................................................................................... 5 Addiscombe East ..................................................................................................... 5 Addiscombe West .................................................................................................... 6 CENTRAL AREA ....................................................................................................... 7 Town Centre ............................................................................................................. 7 North Croydon .......................................................................................................... 8 West Croydon ........................................................................................................... 8 Waddon and Old Town ............................................................................................ 9 South Croydon ....................................................................................................... 10 Coombe ................................................................................................................... 11 COULSDON ............................................................................................................. 12 Coulsdon ................................................................................................................. 12 CRYSTAL PALACE, UPPER NORWOOD AND NORBURY .................................. 13 Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood ...................................................................... 13 Norbury ................................................................................................................... 14 KENLEY AND OLD COULSDON ............................................................................ 15 Kenley ..................................................................................................................... 15 Old Coulsdon and Hartley ..................................................................................... 16 NEW ADDINGTON .................................................................................................. 17 New Addington North ............................................................................................ 17 New Addington South ............................................................................................ 17 2 PURLEY ................................................................................................................... 18 Purley ...................................................................................................................... 18 SANDERSTEAD AND CROHAM HURST ............................................................... 19 Sanderstead and Riddlesdown ............................................................................. 19 Croham Hurst ......................................................................................................... 19 SELSDON ................................................................................................................ 20 Addington ............................................................................................................... 20 Selsdon ................................................................................................................... 21 SHIRLEY .................................................................................................................. 22 Monks Orchard ....................................................................................................... 22 Shirley ..................................................................................................................... 22 SOUTH NORWOOD ................................................................................................ 23 Woodside and South Norwood East ..................................................................... 23 South Norwood West ............................................................................................. 24 THORNTON HEATH ................................................................................................ 25 Thornton Heath North ............................................................................................ 25 Thornton Heath South ........................................................................................... 25 West Thornton ........................................................................................................ 26 SUMMARY OF WARDING PROPOSALS ............................................................... 27 POLLING DISTRICT DISTRIBUTION ..................................................................... 28 3 WARDING RECOMMENDATIONS The Council has grouped its warding recommendations according to the natural communities and places within the borough. The below map sets out the Council’s warding proposals. The following sections provide a map setting out the detailed boundary proposals for each proposed new ward. 4 ADDISCOMBE Addiscombe East 5 Addiscombe West 6 CENTRAL AREA Town Centre 7 North Croydon West Croydon 8 Waddon and Old Town 9 South Croydon 10 Coombe 11 COULSDON Coulsdon 12 CRYSTAL PALACE, UPPER NORWOOD AND NORBURY Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood 13 Norbury 14 KENLEY AND OLD COULSDON Kenley 15 Old Coulsdon and Hartley 16 NEW ADDINGTON New Addington North New Addington South 17 PURLEY Purley 18 SANDERSTEAD AND CROHAM HURST Sanderstead and Riddlesdown Croham Hurst 19 SELSDON Addington 20 Selsdon 21 SHIRLEY Monks Orchard Shirley 22 SOUTH NORWOOD Woodside and South Norwood East 23 South Norwood West 24 THORNTON HEATH Thornton Heath North Thornton Heath South 25 West Thornton 26 SUMMARY OF WARDING PROPOSALS Number of Electorate Areas / Places New ward Polling districts Variance from electoral ideal Councillors Size 2022 Addiscombe Addiscombe East 3 AD1 (p), AD2, AD6 (p), AS1 (p), AS2, AS4, 12,533 3.72% AS5, AS6 Addiscombe West 3 AD1 (p), AD3, AD4, AD5, AD6 (p), WS3 (p), 11,629 -3.77% WS6 Central Town Centre 2 FA1, FA2 8,447 4.85% North Croydon 3 BG4 (p), BM5 (p), SE1 (p), SE3, SE4, SE5, 11,726 -2.96% SE6, SE7 West Croydon 3 BG1, BG2, BG3, BG4 (p), BG5 (p), BG6, BG7 11,579 -4.18% (p), WT6 (p) Waddon and Old Town 3 BG5 (p), BG7 (p), FA3, FA4 (p), WA1, WA2, 12,746 5.48% WA3, WA4, WA5 (p), WA6 (p) South Croydon 3 CR1, CR2 (p), CR4, CR5 (p), FA4 (p), PU6 (p), 11,884 -1.65% WA5 (p), WA6 (p) Coombe 2 CR2 (p), CR3 (p), FA5, FA6, FA7 8,201 1.80% Coulsdon Coulsdon 3 CE1, CE2 (p), CE7, CW1 (p), CW2 (p), CW3, 12,108 0.20% CW4, CW5, CW6, KE1 (p) Crystal Palace and Crystal Palace and Upper 3 NY1 (p), SN1 (p), SN2 (p), UN1, UN2, UN3, 12,317 1.93% Upper Norwood / Norwood UN4 (p), UN5, UN6 (p), Norbury Norbury 3 BM1 (p), NY1 (p), NY2, NY3, NY4, NY5, NY6, 11,955 -1.07% NY7, UN4 (p) Kenley and Old Kenley 3 KE1 (p), KE2, KE3, KE4, KE5, KE6, KE7, PU4 11,738 -2.86% Coulsdon (p), PU5 (p) Old Coulsdon and Hartley 2 CE1, CE2 (p), CE3, CE4, CE5, CE6 8,495 5.45% New Addington New Addington North 2 FW1, FW2, FW3, FW4 7,563 -6.12% New Addington South 2 NA1, NA2, NA3, NA4 7,612 -5.51% Purley Purley 3 CR5 (p), CW1 (p), CW2 (p), KE1 (p), PU1, 12,474 3.23% PU2, PU3, PU4 (p), PU5 (p), PU6 (p), WA6 (p) Sanderstead and Sanderstead and 2 PU5 (p), SA1 (p), SA3 (p), SA4, SA5 8,183 1.57% Croham Hurst Riddlesdown Croham Hurst 2 CR3 (p), CR6, SA1(p), SA2, SA3 (p), SB2, SB3 7,718 -4.20% (p) Selsdon Addington 2 HE1 (p), HE3, HE4, HE5, HE6, HE7 7,985 -0.88% Selsdon 2 SB1, SB3 (p), SB4, SB5, SB6 8,071 0.19% Shirley Monks Orchard 2 AS1 (p), AS3, HE1 (p), SH1, SH2, SH3 (p) 8,537 5.97% Shirley 2 HE1 (p), HE2, SH3 (p), SH4, SH5, SH6 8,632 7.15% South Norwood Woodside and South 3 SN4 (p), SN6, WS1, WS2, WS3 (p), WS4, 11,880 -1.69% Norwood East WS5, South Norwood West 3 SN1 (p), SN2 (p), SN3, SN4 (p), SN5, SE1 (p), 12,012 -0.60% SE2, TH3 (p), TH6 (p) Thornton Heath Thornton Heath North 3 TH1, TH2, TH3 (p), TH4, TH5 (p), TH6 (p), 12,326 2.00% UN4(p), UN6 (p), UN7, Thornton Heath South 3 BM1 (p), BM2, BM3, BM4, BM5 (p), BM6, TH5 11,884 -1.65% (p), TH6 (p), West Thornton 3 WT1, WT2, WT3, WT4, WT5, WT6 (p) 11,709 -3.10% 27 POLLING DISTRICT DISTRIBUTION 28 29 30.
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