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The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2010 SHEET 3, MAP 3 Proposed ward boundaries in Leighton-Linslade town R O M A N R O A D St Leonard's, Double Arches Heath & Reach Works VA Lower School Double Arches (Primary) Farm Heath and Reach Recreation Ground Allot Gdns Sand Pit ADE ROAD Rushmere Park LINSL Rushmere D B A R O A R HEATH AND REACH CP G E N N H O A T M H y L a A G N I lw E E i L a R e g a u G Nares Gladley Farm w o r D r A Sand Pit a O N R d r E a E Golf Course z z R u T B E HOCKLIFFE CP n L I o t h M ig e L D A O H R EA E TH Oak Bank School D C A O (Special Needs) L UR S T N I L D L O S HENLEYHILL ROAD Works Sandy Lane (Track) Heathwood Lower School Swiss Cottage (Nursing Home) P L A N T Old Linslade A T I O N R O Dovery Down A D Lower School D A O R E K Y D N A V D D A A Sand Pit O O R R E D H A T L A S E PLANTATION PARISH WARD IN H L D L O LEIGHTON BUZZARD NORTH WARD k o o r B e n o t s p li C al Can ST on OK Uni E nd RO Gra AD Factory Clipstone Vandyke Upper School & Community College Clipstone Farm Linslade Wood Bluebell Wood Sewage Works Play Gilbert Inglefield Playing Field k Area Middle School roo e B ston Clip L L i n eig s hto l n a B ok d u z ro EGGINGTON CP e za r B d T Na ne u rro to n s w p n Ga li Linslade Wood e ug C l e R ailw ay E N A L KNAVES HILL N O T G N I ST GEORGE'S PARISH WARD S S Cemetery O Beaudesert B Lower School HEATH AND REACH WARD Bossington St George's Gardens Lower PLANETS PARISH WARD School D N ROA IGHTO S C LE O H U Bakery U L S B R C U T R H Y O S R K Playing Field T Bideford O E R A E D R E Green O T Model Farm A D 12 A 40 R i v e r Southcott O u z Lower e School l A 12 4 40 SOULB 0 A Garden 1 U l 2 RY a Centre RD n a C Greenleas n o i n Lower School Y U A d W LEIGHTON-LINSLADE CP n Community a W r Centre O G Community D A Centre E ROAD M OCKLIFFE M H E D LEEDON A A D O LEIGHTON O R E W V Y BUZZARD I W R M I D T A D Linslade V S Y N FE O IF Playing Field M Lower School L O CK L ET O RE H ST Church Allotment ST Park WE Car O Gardens LD Cherrycourt Way RO LINSLADE WARD AD Industrial Estate C Car Park Clipstone Brook BROOKLANDS PARISH WARD H LINSLADE E Lower School E R IV R R Y Charity Farm D D A Y C Recreation DS A O N O R Ground LA W U T K L R N O L E O E T R W B S W R S E U A D VE Leighton R Y A Play Area Middle LESTON PARISH WARD Brooklands Middle School HCOURT School Superstore UT SOUTHCOTT PARISH WARD SO BARNABAS PARISH WARD Builder's Yard Leedon Lower School Pulfords l e Lower School z u STAN O BRIDG E ROAD r Industrial Estate e Parson's Close v i R Playing Field Football Ground Clipstone Brook Sports Ground STA NBRIDGE RO Southcourt AD Stud Farm Pond ay lw ai R ge au G w ro ar N d ar zz Depot Bu n to gh RTON ROAD ei LEIG CAMBE L HTON ROA Rugby Ground Chiltern D D Grovebury Road A Industrial Estate Trading Estate O Page's Park Allotment Gardens R E R O RAF Stanbridge A Leighton Buzzard M Sports Ground 4 T Rugby Club 1 N 4 6 E M GROVEBURY PARISH WARD Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre Page's Industrial Park The Cedars Upper School and A l Community College l o LEIGHTON BUZZARD SOUTH WARD t m e n t G Linslade Middle a r d School e n Grovebury Road s 224000m Playing Field Playing Field Industrial Estate 4 9 0 0 JOH STANBRIDGE CP 0 N SON 0 A DR 414 IVE m 6 SP 82 SE Industrial Estate Depot Water Tiddenfoot Lake D OA R NG WI 8 41 Water Tiddenfoot Waterside Park A al an C on ni U nd ra Pit G Collec Depot A 4 0 1 2 Water 5 50 A A 4146 A 505 Recreation Ground R ive Mead Open Farm r O uz el Billington Sand Pit A Works 4 1 4 6 KEY EATON BRAY WARD Little Billington DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY St Michael and All Angels D OA PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY R GE ID GREAT BILLINGTON CP BR PARISH BOUNDARY AN ST PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY LINSLADE WARD PROPOSED WARD NAME Grid interval 1km STANBRIDGE CP PARISH NAME BARNABAS PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME T This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of H E R the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Y E Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2010. k o o r B l e z u O THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE EATON BRAY CP Final recommendations for ward boundaries in the district of Central Bedfordshire October 2010 A 4 1 4 Sheet 3 of 4 6.
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