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The Boundary Committee for England Periodic Electoral B ra du p Be ck Le ed s a n d L i ve rp k o c e ol C B a w na a l h S y n n e F West Morton R i v e r A i r SPRING e Botany GARDENS RIDDLESDEN AND UTLEY THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PARISH WARD Allot Gdns PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF BRADFORD Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in the City of Bradford July 2003 Cricket Ground Stock Bridge Green End A Sheet 4 of 8 llo tm STOCKBRIDGE en t G AD a Cricket Ground O rd AD R en EY RO RD s OTL FO AD BR Riv Allot er Aire Gdns MORTON AND SANDBEDS Graincliffe Reservoir Weecher Reservoir Alston Le eds Retail Park an d L Cricket Ground iv M erp PARISH WARD Cricket Ground ool o KEIGHLEY CENTRAL WARD C r an t al o th n Sheet 4 or ver W B Ri East Morton e c CE Primary School k 1 E N LAWKHOLME AND SHOWFIELD A "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission L AIREWORTH RIDDLESDEN AND R Morton R Victoria Park A 2 with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. Cemetery C PARISH WARD Football Cricket Ground STOCKBRIDGE Ground Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. PARISH WARD Fardew Golf Course Licence Number: GD03114G" Recreation Ground Water Treatment Def Plant King George V Playing Fields Hebble Bridge R East Morton 3 4 5 ive r A ire Fardew Golf Course Airedale Only Parishes whose Warding has been Mill 6 7 altered by these Recommendations have been coloured. D Warehouse A O R D R 8 O F D Micklethwaite A KEIGHLEY CP R B L ee ds h a rt nd o L W iv Keighley r e e rp College iv oo R l Compensation K (Annexe) Ca G ei na Reservoir lo gh l ve l r ey s S M ha ta OR w ti T B on ON e Sewage Treatment Works LA ck TOWN NE BRA DFO Industrial Estate RD RO PARISH WARD AD KEIGHLEY EAST WARD Ryshworth Industrial Middle school Estate KEIGHLEY Industrial PARK WOOD BOTTOM Estate Allotment Gardens 0 5 6 A R Sch iver Golf Course Aire School THWAITES BROW Sports Ground Allotment Gardens Sch Playing Field Recreation Ground Crossflatts BINGLEY WARD k c Cricket e B G Ground n o lo rt v o Recreation e r M s h Ground a Und w B e c Allotment LONG LEE AND PARKWOOD k Gardens LONG LEE PARISH WARD Castlefields Und Industrial Estate ELDWICK Und Playing Field Und Ri ver Aire WOODHOUSE Prince of Wales Park Allotment Caravan Park Gardens Bingley Grammar School L e e d s a n BAILDON WARD d THE PITTS L i v e PRIESTTHORPE r p o E o N l k A C c L e a Bingley Cemetery B R n A t T A a i L L l p A T d A a R o L L A N WOODHOUSE AND E HAINWORTH BAILEY HILLS Allot Allotment Gardens PARISH WARD Gdns Crook Farm CROW Caravan Park NEST E Bingley (St Ives) N Municipal Golf Course A L W A H S K School C A Hospital B Heather Park E Caravan Site N FERNCLIFFE A L S B Kettlewell E L T IN Reservoir A D G LA (disused) S N S E E O GILSTEAD N R A C L W Schools A H Recreation S Ground Allotment Gardens AD O R Reservoir N DE (covered) R BINGLEY HA FERNCLIFFE M ROAD A IN S T e ir A r e iv R 29 St Ives Estate B 64 PR O D LANE Harden Reservoir (covered) L B o E a C d p K i G F t Trench O O B FF e W O c Wood EL T k L L G AN L le Midge E A n N OLD HILLS R E a Walker Wood ilw a y AD EY RO BINGL D Playing Fields OA R EN Moor Edge RD HA Salt Grammar HIGHER COACH R Football OAD School Glenaire Ground Primary School Allotment Recreation Gardens Ground Cricket Ground Cricket Ground D A Lee O d s a R n d Liv Y erp Ri E oo ver Ai L l re Ca H nal G I Saltaire E K Shipley Golf Course Cricket Beckfoot Ground Roberts Park School Football Harden Ground Prim Sch Allotment Gardens Dowley Gap R Playing Field Aqueduct Cricket Ground Y E L C ee R ds O and F Sewage Works Li T ver R poo O Ri l C A Harden ve ana D r l Ai re R iv Allotment Gardens er Air e Coll Hirst Lane Salt's M Cricket Ground Recreation Rugby Football Ground Ground Sewage Works Cottingley Wood Nab Wood Cemetery Estate Coll Sch Rugby Ground Burial Ground LE EC H L Playing Field AN E Cottingley Bar Bankfield Hotel Und k SHIPLEY WARD c e B n e rd a H NAB WOOD Top Bank COTTINGLEY Quarry Ho BRADFORD ROAD Playing Fields Nab Wood D School A MOORHEAD Middle School O R Playing Fields E S O L C W E Recreation Ground N BINGLEY RURAL WARD Cottingley Village Primary School B R A CULLINGWORTH CP D Nab Wood F O Grammar School R D Football O L Ground D R O Norman Rae Playing Fields A Cricket Ground D Cemy D A O R C Allotme R O O T Garden T ke O I i M N Dungeon f D G lif Y L Wood hc E E rt L Y No G IN Northcliffe Woods T C T LI O FF C E ROAD Northcliff Dike Recreation Cullingworth Ground Allotment Northcliffe Golf Course Gardens Heaton Royds Northcliffe Golf Course C Hospital O T T Wilsden Hill I N G L Wilsden E Y Primary School C L I F F E R O A D Wilsden Cemetery Stoney Ridge Hospital Recreation Ground D Industrial Estate A Hewenden O R Allotment Driving R Gardens Works Range O O Belle Vue M Girls School Y E L Recreation Ground G N I T Allotment Golf Course T O Gardens C Allot Gdns Playing Fields HEATON WARD Belle Vue Boys School H e Quarry w e (dis) n d e n Allotment Gardens V ia d Sports u c t Harecroft Ground Lingbob Recreation Ground B 6144 Recreation Ground SANDY LANE Cricket Sandy Lane Hewenden Reservoir Ground Primary School B A W C I LSD Heaton K E N R Primary School O D L AD A A S O N R Gram E Gleid Hill E N Cricket Ground AN E L H L G L U A RO B T D CHELLOW HEIGHTS O P L R O B U N L Gazeby Hall E Reservoir Water Works Reservoir Playing Fields A P N Farm A R E K L ( A HEATON T N r E a c k ) Salem Sports Ground T O L L RIVE E PARK D R ATON Buck Park Quarry L HE A N (sandstone) E D EA H N E W CHY DRIV A Bob Lane O DU R O R D O Farm P Cricket L A Ground Reservoir N West Bradford Golf Course E STONY (dis) C R LANE E Bradford West S C E Footba Sub Station N T Groun Scotchman Middle School D A I S Y H I L Lynfield Mount L E L A S Hospital I N R E T F Chellow Dean Reservoir O Allotment Gardens E R C S N UNN Y BRO A E W LAN L L E A D K Refuse Tip AD EN RO C ALL M OLD A A LV DAISY HILL B E RN B Harrop Edge P RO NE R W EWITT LA U T N Chellow Dean E Reservoir O P LD A A LLE R N K RO D AD L R Und A N N E R E T Low Stream V E C H L N Head EL A Y L Bradford Royal Infirmary Cricket O M Denholme Edge A A W R Recreation L Ground D L Y A S Ground N V E L I A Ch N e ll E ow D ea n Be ck DENHOLME CP TOLLER WARD Sch Denholme A LLE RT ON RO THORNTON WARD AD A LLE Bradford Girls' RT ON Grammar School RO AD D OA R ON RT GIR LE Playing Field AL Ladyhill Park 434000m 407000m Sewage Playing Field Works Egypt Quarry Sch (disused) Cricket Grave Doe Park Reservoir Yard Ground C H A P Allot Ley Top E L Gdns Primary School L Girlington SE03SE A N Recreation Ground ALLERTON E Chapel Grange Black Dyke Lane Quarry School Works (disused) A L L E KEY R T O N G R RANGE RD O DISTRICT BOUNDARY A St Matthew's RC Allotment Gardens D Denholme Mills Primary School PROPOSED DISTRICT407000m WARD BOUNDARY Und TE N Rhodesway TON ROAD YA CLAYTON AND THORN RD School S PARISH BOUNDARY LA VE FOUR LANE ENDS N N A E ITO ED Industrial SE03SE CR FAIRWEATHER WARD Business Estate PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Chellow Dene Park Middle School FAIRWEATHER C CITY WARD Playing Fields E PARISH WARD COINCIDENT WITH OTHER BOUNDARIES Erlings Quarry T GREEN M N U (disused) E O T M Recreation Ground E D Crossley Hall R R GREEN PROPOSED WARD NAME KEIGHLEY CENTRAL WARD SIDE Y O Prim Sch F R G O N I Playing Fields L A L D A W.
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