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City and County of Cardiff Proposed Electoral Arrangements APPENDIX 3 City and County of Cardiff APPENDIX 3 Proposed Electoral Arrangements % Variance % Variance from from proposed proposed Electorate County Electorate County No Name Description No. of Cllrs 2019 2019 Ratio Average 2024 2024 Ratio Average 1 Adamsdown The Community of Adamsdown (5,585) [7,374] 2 5,585 2,793 -9% 7,374 3,687 10% 2 Butetown The Community of Butetown (7,550) [10,046] 3 7,550 2,517 -18% 10,046 3,349 0% 3 Caerau The Community of Caerau (7,813) [7,772] 2 7,813 3,907 27% 7,772 3,886 16% 4 Canton The Community of Canton (10,913) [12,239] 3 10,913 3,638 18% 12,239 4,080 22% 5 Cathays The Communities of Cathays (9,084) [11,027] and Castle (940) [1,141] 4 10,024 2,506 -19% 12,168 3,042 -9% 6 Cyncoed The Community of Cyncoed (8,343) [7,973] 3 8,343 2,781 -10% 7,973 2,658 -20% 7 Ely The Community of Ely (9,521) [9,358] 3 9,521 3,174 3% 9,358 3,119 -7% 8 Fairwater The Community of Fairwater (9,562) [9,411] 3 9,562 3,187 4% 9,411 3,137 -6% 9 Gabalfa The Community of Gabalfa (5,205) [6,097] 2 5,205 2,603 -15% 6,097 3,049 -9% 10 Grangetown The Community of Grangetown (13,088) [15,439] 4 13,088 3,272 6% 15,439 3,860 16% 11 Heath The Community of Heath (9,473) [9,168] 3 9,473 3,158 3% 9,168 3,056 -9% 12 Lisvane and Thornhill The Communities of Lisvane (2,894) [6,256] & Thornhill (5,453) [5,372] 3 8,347 2,782 -10% 11,628 3,876 16% 13 Llandaff The Community of Llandaff (6,855) [6,968] 2 6,855 3,428 11% 6,968 3,484 4% 14 Llandaff North The Community of Llandaff North (5,817) [5,574] 2 5,817 2,909 -6% 5,574 2,787 -17% 15 Llanishen The Community of Llanishen (7,714) [7,599] 2 7,714 3,857 25% 7,599 3,800 14% 16 Llanrumney and Old St Mellons The Community of Llanrumney (7,694) [7,575] and Old St Mellons (2,330) [4,686] 3 10,024 3,341 9% 12,261 4,087 22% 17 Pentwyn The Communities of Llanedeyrn (5,446) [5,175] Pentwyn (5,295) [5,031] 3 10,741 3,580 16% 10,206 3,402 2% 18 Pentyrch and St Fagans The Communities of Pentyrch (4,936) [7,142] and St. Fagans (2,046) [4,094] 3 6,982 2,327 -24% 11,235 3,745 12% 19 Penylan The Community of Penylan (9,696) [9.929] 3 9,696 3,232 5% 9,929 3,310 -1% 20 Plasnewydd The Community of Roath (11,270) [12.317] 4 11,270 2,818 -8% 12,317 3,079 -8% 21 Pontprennau The Communities of Pontprennau (5,207) [5725] 2 5,207 2,604 -15% 5,725 2,863 -14% 22 Radyr The Community of Radyr and Morganstown (5,259) [5,562] 2 5,259 2,630 -15% 5,562 2,781 -17% 23 Rhiwbina The Community of Rhiwbina (9,273) [8,771] 3 9,273 3,091 0% 8,771 2,924 -12% 24 Riverside The Communities of Pontcanna (5,137) [5,119] and Riverside (4,513) [4,497] 3 9,650 3,217 4% 9,617 3,206 -4% 25 Rumney The Community of Rumney (6,514) [6,658] 2 6,514 3,257 6% 6,658 3,329 0% 26 Splott The Communities of Splott (4,975) [4,927] and Tremorfa (4,039) [4,000] 3 9,014 3,005 -2% 8,927 2,976 -11% 27 Trowbridge The Community of Trowbridge (10,926) [11,289] 3 10,926 3,642 18% 11,289 3,763 13% 28 Whitchurch and Tongwynlais The Communities of Whitchurch (11,435) [11,255] and Tongwynlais (1,395) [1,369] 4 12,830 3,208 4% 12,594 3,149 -6% 79 243,196 3,078 263,905 3,341 Ratio is the number of electors per councillor Electorate figures supplied by Cardiff Council Population figures supplied by Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2019 2024 Between + or - 10% of the proposed county average 15 54% 15 54% Between + or - 10% and + or - 25% of the proposed county average 11 39% 13 46% Between + or - 25% and + or - 50% of the proposed county average 2 7% 0 0% Greater than + or - 50% of the proposed county average 0 0% 0 0%.
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