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Individual Parish Proposals Parish Boundary Review Individual Parish Proposals As amended following Parish Boundary Working Group meeting of 15.09.10 Parish: Bradwell Abbey (to be renamed Abbey Hill) Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 4966 Electorate 3219 2010 4,800 2,957 Members 7 Members 5 2011 4,800 2,945 Borough Wolverton & Borough Stony 2012 4,800 2,936 Ward Stony Ward Stratford Stratford Constituency Milton Constituency Milton 2013 4,725 2,929 Keynes Keynes South South Warded Yes Warded No 2014 4,725 2,919 Existing Bradwell Abbey Parish Proposed Abbey Hill Parish Proposed changes: The area marked A1, proposed transfer of Bradwell Abbey settlement (grid square) from Bradwell Abbey Parish to Bradwell Parish. The area marked A2, proposed transfer of Hodge Lea and Stacey Bushes grid squares from Bradwell Abbey Parish to Wolverton and Greenleys Parish. The area marked A3 is the revised boundaries of New Abbey Hill Parish: From Kiln Farm roundabout – V4, north east along Millers Way – H2, to a point where the Millers Way – H2 intersects with the A5 Trunk Road, south east along the A5 Trunk Road to its intersection with Dansteed Way - H4, then south west along Dansteed Way - H4 to Crownhill roundabout, then north west along Watling Street – V4 to Kiln Farm roundabout Proposed change of name from Bradwell Abbey Parish to Abbey Hill Parish Council. Reduce number of seats to 5 Reason: Request for transfer of Bradwell Abbey made by Bradwell Parish Council, and agreed by Bradwell Abbey Parish Council. Transfer of Hodge Lea and Stacey Bushes grid squares to Wolverton & Greenleys Parish made at the request of Bradwell Abbey Parish and agreed by the Parish Review Working Group. All involved parishes agree the proposed changes. Parish: Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 10671 Electorate 10671 2010 11,325 Members 17 Members 18 2011 11,475 Borough Ward Bletchley & Borough Ward Bletchley 2012 11,550 Fenny & Fenny Stratford & Stratford Eaton Manor & Eaton Manor Constituency Milton Keynes Constituency Milton 2013 11,775 South Keynes South Warded Yes Warded Yes 2014 12,075 Proposed changes: The area marked B1, proposed transfer of area known as Dobbies Garden Centre and Little Chef roundabout from Bow Brickhill to Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Parish. The area marked B2, proposed new parish ward of Newton Leys. Increase number of seats to 18 (1 new seat for Newton Leys) Revised external parish boundaries: From a point where the West Coast Main Line intersects the A5 Trunk Road, south along the West Coast Main Line to its intersection with Newton Brook, then west along the brook to the north eastern boundary of the disused Brick Works, then north along the boundary of the Brick Works to the Bletchley and Oxford Railway Line, then west along the Railway Line to the north western boundary of the Brick Works, then south east, south west and south east along the borough boundary, then north east along the borough boundary to its intersection with the River Ouzel, then north and then east along the River to its intersection with Watling Street, then north along Watling Street to Little Chef roundabout, continue south east to the intersection with the A5 Trunk Road, then north west along the A5 Trunk Road to a point where it intersects the West Coast Main Line. Reasons: Request for transfer of area known as Dobbies Garden Centre and Little Chef roundabout by Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Town Council, and agreed by Bow Brickhill Parish Council. The increased number of 1 seat and the proposed new parish ward of Newton Leys is to reflect development in the area. All involved parishes agree the proposed changes. Parish: Bow Brickhill Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 453 Electorate 453 2010 450 Members 5 Members 5 2011 450 Borough Danesborough Borough Danesborough 2012 450 Ward Ward Constituency Milton Keynes Constituency Milton Keynes 2013 450 South South Warded No Warded No 2014 450 Proposed changes: The area marked C1, proposed transfer of area known as Dobbies Garden Centre and Little Chef roundabout from Bow Brickhill to Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Parish. Revised external parish boundaries: From the level crossing south of Beethoven Close, Old Farm Park, south east, adjacent to Bow Brickhill Bridleway No. 14, then south west towards the pumping station meeting Bow Brickhill Bridleway No. 14, then south until the bridleway meets Woburn Sands/Bow Brickhill Road intersection, then following Bow Brickhill Bridleway No. 12 southwards to north eastern boundary of Little Brickhill Parish, then westwards following the Bridleway to the junction with the A5 then north west along the eastern boundary of the A5 to the Little Chef roundabout then north west along the A5 Trunk Road to its intersection with the Milton Keynes to Bedford Railway Line, then east to the level crossing south of Beethoven Close, Old Farm Park. Reason: Request for transfer of area known as Dobbies Garden Centre and Little Chef roundabout by Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Town Council and agreed by Bow Brickhill Parish Council. All involved parishes agree the proposed changes. Parish: Bradwell Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 7142 Electorate 7142 2010 7,050 Members 10 Members 10 2011 7,050 Borough Ward Bradwell Borough Ward Bradwell 2012 7,050 Constituency Milton Constituency Milton 2013 6,975 Keynes North Keynes North Warded Yes Warded Yes 2014 6,975 Proposed changes: The area marked D1, proposed transfer of Bradwell Abbey settlement (grid square) from Bradwell Abbey Parish to Bradwell Parish. The area marked D2, proposed transfer of area between the West Coast Railway Line and the A5 Trunk Road from Bradwell Parish to Loughton Parish. Revised external parish boundaries: From a point where the A5 Trunk Road intersects with Monks Way - H3, (Abbey Hill roundabout), south east along the A5 Trunk Road to a point where it intersects with Dansteed Way - H4, then north east along Dansteed Way - H4 to its intersection with the West Coast Main Line, south east along the West Coast Main Line to a point where it intersects with Portway – H5/A509, then north east along Portway - H5 to North Saxon roundabout, then north west along Saxon Street - V7 to Stantonbury roundabout, then south west along Monks Way - H3 to a point where it intersects with the A5 Trunk Road at Abbey Hill roundabout. Reason: Request for transfer of Bradwell Abbey made by Bradwell Parish and agreed by Bradwell Abbey Parish Council. Proposed transfer of area between the West Coast Railway Line and the A5 Trunk Road from Bradwell Parish to Loughton Parish to provide a consistent boundary along the West Coast Main Line, agreed by the Parish Review Working Group. All involved parishes agree the proposed changes. Parish: Broughton and Milton Keynes Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 3775 Electorate 3775 2010 4,575 Members 9 Members 12 2011 4,950 Borough Ward Middleton Borough Ward Middleton 2012 5,550 Constituency Milton Keynes Constituency Milton 2013 6,225 North Keynes North Warded Yes Warded Yes 2014 6,900 Proposed changes: Revised internal parish ward boundaries and increase number of seats for Broughton & Atterbury parish ward: Broughton & Atterbury (6 seats) Revised External Parish (and Parish Ward) Boundary Disputed Middleton, Milton Keynes Village & Oakgrove (6 seats) From Junction 14 roundabout, north west to a point where the M1 motorway crosses the River Ouzel, then south along the River Ouzel to Chaffron Way – H7, then east along Chaffron Way – H7 to Monkston roundabout, then north along Tongwell Street – V11 to Fox Milne roundabout, then north east along Childs Way – H6 to Northfield roundabout, then north along the A509 to Junction 14 of the M1 motorway. Reason: To reflect development of the area and population growth. Broughton & Milton Keynes Parish Council agrees the proposed changes. Parish: Calverton Existing Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 151 2010 151 Members - 2015 863 Borough Ward Stony Stratford Constituency Milton Keynes South Warded No Proposed changes: The area marked E1, proposed transfer of Recreation Ground off Calverton Road to be transferred from Calverton Parish to Stony Stratford Parish. Reason: Request from Stony Stratford Town Council for transfer of Recreation Ground off Calverton Road, agreed by Calverton Parish Meeting. Parish: Campbell Park Existing Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 11135 2010 11135 Members 20 2015 11475 Borough Ward Campbell Park & Linford South Constituency Milton Keynes North Warded Yes AAP444444HGKJGKRJGKRJgrMMMMMMM square Proposed changes: The area marked F1, proposed transfer of the area between the West Coast Main Line and the A5 Trunk Road to Loughton Parish. Reason: To continue same boundary line as transfer of land from Bradwell Parish to Loughton Parish. Parish: Central Milton Keynes Existing Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 1562 2010 1562 Members 7 2015 1763 Borough Campbell Ward Park Constituency Milton Keynes North Warded Yes Proposed changes: The area marked G1, proposed transfer of the area between the West Coast Main Line and the A5 Trunk Road to Loughton Parish. Reason: To continue the same boundary line as transfer of land from Bradwell Parish to Loughton Parish. Cold Brayfield Existing Parish Proposed Parish 5 Year Electorate Projection Electorate 77 Electorate 77 2010 75 Members - Members - 2011 75 Borough Ward Olney Borough Ward Olney 2012 75 Constituency Milton Keynes Constituency Milton 2013 75 North Keynes North Warded No Warded No 2014 75 Proposed changes: The area marked H1, proposed transfer of the small area of land from Cold Brayfield to Lavendon Parish to extend Lavendon Cemetery. The transfer is the subject of a legal agreement signed by both Parishes. Revised external parish boundaries: From a point where Mother Redcap’s Spring meets the River Great Ouse, following the River Great Ouse south to the south eastern parish boundary of Lavendon, north along the parish boundary to Bedford Road, along the eastern boundary of the cemetery and continuing east along the parish boundary to the Borough boundary.
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