Carlsson-Hyslop, Dan
From: Sent: 18 September 2018 11:55 To: reviews Subject: Hillingdon Ward Boundary Review
Dear Boundary Commission,
The area of the North Uxbridge Residents Association’s activity includes part of the present North Uxbridge Ward. For our geographical area please visit our Website to inspect the map ‐
northuxbridgeresidents.org
Uxbridge is a busy town, with local government, transport, educational, health, police, magistrates court, business and shopping facilities. It is subject to developmental pressures, which we as a Residents Association regularly have to contest. We are involved in all matters pertaining to the economic, social and environmental health of this place.
Although the Ward boundary cuts through the middle of the town, we take the whole of the Town Centre within our remit.
In the light of that, our recommendations to you are very straightforward ‐
‐ The Ward boundary needs to be re‐drawn around the Ring Road to include the whole of the Town Centre.
‐ Such a busy Ward needs three Councillors.
Chairman NURA.
1 Carlsson-Hyslop, Dan
From: ickenham residents Sent: 15 October 2018 10:31 To: reviews Subject: Local Government Boundary Commission Review Attachments: 160912 ick area.pdf
Re proposed changes in Hillingdon and to Ickenham in particular
Ickenham Residents Association was founded in 1920, and currently has a membership of 2/3rds of households in the village.
We respectfully draw the commissions attention to the recently designated “Ickenham Neighbourhood Area” (INA) boundary' (attached and available online here: https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/article/31426/Ickenham‐Neighbourhood‐Forum ) which was proposed by local people after local consultation (including all neighbouring residents associations), consulted on by our local authority, approved by our local authority and is now in legal force as a land use planning designation.
Simply put, the INA is Ickenham's boundary. For various reasons our community is currently spread across 5 wards. This spread causes a variety of unnecessary administrative complications and is confusing for Ickenhammers. Examples include the current siting of our historic Village Green in a neighbouring ward and much wasted time in discussions with various police safer neighbourhood teams, who operate along ward boundaries. Aligning the Ickenham ward with the INA would also return the Ickenham Marshes complex to Ickenham. The area (between Ickenham and Ruislip Gardens) has been farmed by Ickenham families for centuries and that tradition continues today.
The Commission's review offers a rare opportunity to align Ickenham's political boundaries with the INA ‐ this would ensure our boundary reflects local distinctiveness and more importantly local perception of where Ickenham's borders are.
On behalf of Ickenham Residents' Association www.ickenhamresidents.co.uk www.twitter.com/ickenhamra
1 Ickenham Neighbourhood Plan Area Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2016
10/31/2018 Local Government Boundary Commission for England Consultation Portal
Hillingdon London Borough
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Organisation Name: Oak Farm Residents Association
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Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to participate in the review. We are writing to submit our formal response to the Boundary Commissions review in to Ward Boundaries for the London Borough of Hillingdon. As an Association that represents Residents on the Oak Farm Estate in Hillingdon East Ward, we believe it is vital to keep our Community intact. Further more, we suggest that the Commission looks to relocate the Boundary of Hillingdon East Ward on to the opposite side of Long Lane (Uxbridge North) to join both Communities who have mutually shopped in and around the shops at Hillingdon Circus for many years. Local Residents from both sides of Long Lane regularly cross over in to each other’s Wards for shopping and use of essential facilities such as GPs, Post Offices and Schools. We believe bringing both sides of Long lane together into one Ward would strengthen our ties as a Community in and around the Hillingdon Circus and strongly suggest this for consideration. Chairperson of Oak Farm Residents Association
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Eastcote Conservation Panel
Ward Boundary changes: London Borough of Hillingdon.
Dear Sirs,
The aim is to reduce the number of Councillors within the Borough. Whilst we have an appreciation of the north of the borough, we do not have the same knowledge of the south. Therefore we are considering only the wards in the north of the borough.
It is considered that any area called a community should have at least two of the following three attributes: A transport hub. A Parish Church. A definable shopping centre. There are 8 areas that would meet this criteria, Eastcote, Harefield, Ickenham, Northwood, Northwood Hills, Ruislip, Ruislip Manor, and South Ruislip. Changes made to boundaries to accommodate these wards would mean there would be both 2 and 3 Councillor wards.
Currently the town and village of Eastcote is divided between three wards, Eastcote/East Ruislip, Cavendish & Northwood Hills, and two Parliamentary Constituencies. The main shopping centre is divided between Eastcote/East Ruislip and Cavendish wards. The Eastcote Village Conservation Area is divided between Eastcote/East Ruislip and Northwood Hills, in fact the boundary line cuts one public open space into two.
It would be far more sensible to have the whole of main shopping area and the Eastcote Village Conservation Area within one ward.
Eastcote village is a very old community, forming part of the ancient Manor of Ruislip, when it was known as Ascott [east cottages]. With the inter war expansion the Metroland town of Eastcote was ‘born’. The Village and the town are viewed by residents as a whole. The Eastcote Village Conservation Area has buildings dating back to the 13th century, 30 Grade II listed building altogether.
To form a ward called Eastcote would entail losing the area known as East Ruislip, which would be re-united with West Ruislip, thereby drawing together the Ruislip community. This would consist of the roads, Evelyn Avenue with small road off, part of Park Avenue, part of Broadwood Avenue, Eastcote Road running from Eastcote to Kings College Road, Kings College Road, Kings College Playing Fields. The part of the Conservation Area within Northwood Hills consisting of the road, High Road Eastcote, Cuckoo Hill left hand side, Pikes End, Haydon Hall, Southill Lane, Catlins Lane, as far as Daymer Gardens, to form part of the Eastcote Ward. The area to the south of the town within Cavendish ward to be included in the Eastcote ward consisting of the roads Whitby Road as far as Beverley Road, then following the footpath that runs north as far as Warrender Park & Highgrove Woods. From Whitby Road following Field End Road with all roads off up to and including the whole of the shopping area and the Grade II listed Eastcote Station.
The area as sketched out above forms the Eastcote Community.
Within this area all the community groups of long standing, the Eastcote Branch of the Royal British Legion, Eastcote Horticultural Society, all of Eastcote Uniformed Organizations, Eastcote Cricket Club and Eastcote Tennis Club. The Friends of Eastcote House Gardens, recipients of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, work to enhance the gardens as well as make Eastcote House Gardens a focal point for the community. Also, the three places of worship, the four long term public houses, three of which are grade II listed buildings. The Eastcote Parks being, Eastcote House Gardens [grade II listed buildings]/Long Meadow [SINC], Warrender Park/Highgrove Woods [SINC], Cavendish/Pine Gardens/Bessingby parks. Morford Way Conservation Area, Eastcote Park Estate Conservation Area and the Eastcote Village Conservation Area. The Eastcote War Memorial Garden stands in the centre of the area sketched out above.
We hope this submission will be considered.
Chairman – Eastcote Conservation Panel.
Consultation Response to The Local Government Boundary Commission for England Review of London Borough of Hillingdon Submitted by Chairman of Ruislip Residents’ Association 5th November 2018
1. Executive Summary • Create two wards, Ruislip (3 councillors) and Ruislip Manor (2 councillors), that together align with the traditional boundaries of Ruislip as covered by Ruislip Residents' Association. • The majority of our boundaries are natural or obvious man-made demarcations, such as the woods between Ruislip and Northwood, the railway lines and Yeading Brook between Ruislip/Ruislip Manor and South Ruislip. There is no obvious demarcation between Ruislip/Ruislip Manor and Eastcote, but we do have an agreed "border". • For the purposes of this ward redesign we have agreed to transfer one new housing estate (Pembroke Park) from Eastcote to Ruislip to make the predicted voter figures more closely match the 4,295 voters per councillor that 53 councillors for the whole of Hillingdon equates to.
2. About Us Ruislip Residents’ Association (RRA) was founded in 1919 as the Ruislip Ratepayers' Association, making us one of the oldest residents' associations in the country. We cover a well-defined area that includes two shopping centres, Ruislip High Street, which includes the ancient village of Ruislip (which is in the Domesday Book) and a second 20th century shopping area, Victoria Road in Ruislip Manor.
Our boundaries are traditionally:
• West - the fields between Ruislip and Harefield and the Colne Valley • North - the northern edge of Ruislip Woods. • East - the eastern edge of Ruislip Woods, the land between Elmbridge Drive and Fore Street, past Warrender Park, past Bessingby Park to the Yeading Brook. • South-East - the Yeading Brook to where it passes under West End Road. • South-West - the Chiltern & Central Line railways from where they cross West End Road to where they cross the River Pinn at Breakspear Road South.
You can view a map of our boundaries on Google Maps at:
- 1 - Ruislip Residents' Association Response for Hillingdon
For the purposes of balancing our Ward Boundaries we have agreed with our neighbours in Eastcote that the Pembroke Park estate should be included in the Ruislip Ward.
A map of the area covered by Ruislip Residents' Association (scale to see more detail)
3. Split between Ruislip and Ruislip Manor Given the voter population of Ruislip it would need five councillors, but as this is considered too large a ward by the LGBCE we suggest dividing it into two, Ruislip (with three councillors) and Ruislip Manor (with two councillors). A sensible boundary between the two would run east along the Metropolitan Line from West Ruislip Station, through Ruislip Station and along the line until just over half-way to Ruislip Manor (to where the footpath from Brickwall Lane meets Pembroke Road, then north across Pembroke Road and up the footpath to where Brickwall Lane becomes Windmill Way, north-east along Windmill Way to West Hatch Manor, east across Windmill Hill to Old Hatch Manor, South along the Ridgeway until Hawtrey Drive, then along south-east along Hawtrey Drive to the boundary with Eastcote. North of this line would be Ruislip, south Ruislip Manor.
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4. Ward Boundaries The two factors that we believe are most important in ward boundaries are to respect local community borders and provide equitable representation to all citizens in the council area. We believe it is possible to achieve both of these factors by dividing the northern part of Hillingdon (the bit north of the A40) into eight wards, basically one for each of the eight historical communities that make up northern Hillingdon.
We believe that this part of Hillingdon should be split into: Ickenham & South Harefield, Harefield, Northwood, Northwood Hills, Ruislip, Ruislip Manor, South Ruislip and Eastcote. Our initial attempts at boundaries would give the following breakdown of Councillors (based on the new total of 53 councillors for Hillingdon): Ickenham & South Harefield (three councillors), Harefield (one councillor), Northwood (two councillors), Northwood Hills (two councillors), Ruislip (three councillors), Ruislip Manor (two councillors), South Ruislip (three councillors) and Eastcote (three councillors). Our rough calculations on voter numbers in 2024 are as follows (using the voter equality figure of 4,295 voters per councillor): Ickenham & South Harefield 12,865 (100% of voter equality), Harefield 4,505 (105% of voter equality), Northwood 9,024 (105% of voter equality), Northwood Hills 8,949 (104% of voter equality), Ruislip 12,837 (100% of voter equality), Ruislip Manor 9,168 (107% of voter equality), South Ruislip 13,385 (104% of voter equality), Eastcote 12,927 (100% of voter equality).
We have used a spreadsheet that lists all the streets in Hillingdon north of the A40. Below are the figures for Ruislip and Ruislip Manor to show how we came to the figures above:
Existing voter area and ward Street name Properties Electors Forecast Proposed ward Electors in 2024 RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Bishop Ramsey Close 35 82 82 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Blaydon Close 13 23 23 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Broadwood Avenue 89 205 205 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Brook Close 10 16 16 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Brook Drive 19 43 43 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Bury Street 57 136 136 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Courtlands Close 20 42 42 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Eastcote Road 138 303 303 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Evelyn Avenue 59 119 119 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Glenalla Road 38 87 87 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Highgrove Way 30 69 69 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Keswick Gardens 41 80 80 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Kings College Road 17 38 38 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Laburnum Grove 13 34 34 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Larne Road 33 63 63 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Manor Way 65 121 121 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Mead Way 19 40 40 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Meadway Gardens 34 50 50 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Midcroft 23 48 48 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Moat Drive 10 26 26 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP North Drive 28 62 62 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Old Hatch Manor 25 59 59 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Park Avenue 105 230 230 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Pinn Way 58 126 126 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Plough Farm Close 8 21 21 Ruislip
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RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Sherwood Avenue 18 39 39 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP St. Edmunds Avenue 34 71 71 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP St. Martins Approach 56 126 126 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP The Ridgeway 38 65 65 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Warrender Way 44 92 92 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP West Hatch Manor 32 60 60 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Westbury Close 26 65 65 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Windmill Hill 30 63 63 Ruislip RA1 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Woodside Close 7 18 18 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Aitken Close 34 64 64 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Azalea Walk 94 161 161 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Blagrove Crescent 43 89 89 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Broadwood Avenue 36 93 93 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Campbell Close 47 83 83 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Dormywood 10 22 22 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Eastcote Road 84 199 199 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Elmbridge Close 15 36 36 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Elmbridge Drive 52 110 110 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Evelyn Avenue 81 165 165 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Fairacres 68 138 138 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Flag Walk 31 56 56 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Flowers Avenue 90 137 137 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Hale End Close 67 102 102 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP High Road 27 34 34 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Hume Way 24 31 31 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Kings College Road 11 20 20 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Lovatt Drive 11 29 29 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Meadow Close 27 57 57 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Oakfield Close 7 17 17 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Park Avenue 58 123 123 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP River Close 27 66 66 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Spring Drive 3 6 6 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Wentworth Drive 13 29 29 Ruislip RA2 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Yeomans Acre 11 19 19 Ruislip RA4 - EASTCOTE & EAST RUISLIP Coleridge Drive 147 244 244 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Abercorn Grove 12 15 15 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Allonby Drive 31 47 47 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Ardley Close 16 38 38 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Arlington Drive 37 78 78 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Boston Grove 19 36 36 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Breakspear Road 82 150 150 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Breakspear Road North 2 4 4 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Breakspear Road South 1 2 2 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Brickett Close 93 134 134 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Bury Avenue 23 51 51 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Bury Street 77 163 163 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Cherwell Way 26 52 52 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Coppice Close 9 21 21 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Deborah Crescent 13 21 21 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Dell Farm Road 36 44 44 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Ducks Hill Road 27 39 39 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Eamont Close 21 30 30 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Ellesmere Close 15 25 25 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Fairfield Avenue 47 106 106 Ruislip
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RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Fine Bush Lane 2 7 7 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Fleet Close 12 26 26 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Glenfield Crescent 23 49 49 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Grasmere Avenue 19 36 36 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Greystoke Drive 100 154 154 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Howletts Lane 119 211 211 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Isis Close 7 16 16 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Ladygate Lane 112 207 207 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Lakeside Close 36 48 48 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Larkspur Close 19 34 34 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Leaholme Waye 32 56 56 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Marlborough Avenue 43 91 91 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Mill Drive 54 81 81 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Ravenscourt Close 10 25 25 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Reservoir Road 80 134 134 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Roundwood Close 9 21 21 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Sandalwood Drive 88 151 151 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP St. Catherines Road 27 65 65 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP St. Margarets Road 67 145 145 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Standale Grove 81 128 128 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Stanford Close 20 41 41 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Stowe Crescent 80 150 150 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Thames Drive 25 47 47 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Tile Kiln Lane 2 8 8 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Vicarage Close 4 9 9 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Wallington Close 24 51 51 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Wayborne Grove 13 29 29 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Westwood Close 71 110 110 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Wheelers Drive 15 16 16 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Whiteheath Avenue 57 119 119 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Withy Lane 22 39 39 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Wye Close 12 32 32 Ruislip RF1 - WEST RUISLIP Wyteleaf Close 43 83 83 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Bembridge Gardens 62 80 80 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Brickwall Lane 54 72 72 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Chichester Avenue 38 76 76 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Church Avenue 50 77 77 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Cottage Close 39 46 46 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Croft Gardens 36 76 76 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Eastcote Road 5 6 6 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Field Close 8 14 14 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Field Way 41 88 88 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Glenhurst Avenue 71 110 110 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Hamble Close 20 28 28 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Heathfield Rise 57 90 90 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Helford Close 5 12 12 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP High Street 163 161 161 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Hill Lane 61 104 104 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Hill Rise 36 70 70 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Ickenham Road 104 188 188 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP King Edwards Road 38 71 71 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Kingsend 119 218 218 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Lymington Drive 30 48 48 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Manor Close 14 29 29 Ruislip
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RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Manor Road 43 91 91 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Manor Way 5 15 15 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Midcroft 21 49 49 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Monarchs Way 30 52 52 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Neats Acre 62 66 66 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Orchard Close 48 104 104 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Pembroke Road 291 346 346 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Poole Close 5 12 12 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Poplars Close 14 31 31 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Princess Lane 2 3 3 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Regency Drive 27 33 33 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Seaford Close 71 112 112 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Sharps Lane 115 236 236 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP South Drive 34 76 76 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Southcote Rise 68 123 123 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Sovereign Close 11 21 21 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP The Oaks 26 27 27 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Westcote Rise 16 34 34 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Whitstable Close 5 13 13 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Wood Lane 64 118 118 Ruislip RF2 - WEST RUISLIP Woodville Gardens 52 97 97 Ruislip RF3 - WEST RUISLIP Beaufort Road 5 4 4 Ruislip RF3 - WEST RUISLIP Blenheim Crescent 73 121 121 Ruislip RF3 - WEST RUISLIP Ickenham Close 31 73 73 Ruislip RF3 - WEST RUISLIP Lysander Road 31 50 50 Ruislip UD2 - MANOR Glenalla Road 3 7 7 Ruislip UD2 - MANOR Pembroke Road 46 71 71 Ruislip UD2 - MANOR Windmill Way 33 50 50 Ruislip UD1 - MANOR Almond Close 8 17 17 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Beechwood Avenue 117 190 190 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Berkeley Close 76 121 121 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Cherry Close 8 23 23 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Courtfield Gardens 22 54 54 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Cranley Drive 32 81 81 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Crosier Way 64 117 117 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Denbigh Close 14 29 29 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Eversley Crescent 49 106 106 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Garden Close 38 55 55 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Grosvenor Vale 30 62 62 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Herlwyn Avenue 178 314 314 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Lawn Close 50 102 102 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Northdown Close 67 87 87 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Pond Green 34 61 61 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Raleigh Close 50 82 82 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Roundways 54 119 119 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Roxburn Way 25 46 46 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Shenley Avenue 112 240 240 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR West End Road 249 447 447 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Westfield Way 48 97 97 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Willow Gardens 31 53 53 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Willow Grove 59 88 88 Ruislip Manor UD1 - MANOR Wood Lane 74 67 67 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Acacia Avenue 15 29 29 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Ashburton Road 73 128 128 Ruislip Manor
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UD2 - MANOR Brickwall Lane 1 1 1 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Brixham Crescent 120 229 229 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Chelston Approach 9 16 16 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Chelston Road 75 147 147 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Chudleigh Way 29 57 57 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR College Drive 64 136 136 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Cornwall Road 169 381 381 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Dawlish Drive 77 153 153 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Dulverton Road 132 247 247 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Green Walk 40 55 55 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Linden Avenue 110 205 205 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Linden Close 25 44 44 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Manor Way 65 111 111 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Park Way 50 106 106 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Priory Close 19 29 29 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Rosebury Vale 31 76 76 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Sunnydene Avenue 21 45 45 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR The Ridgeway 29 72 72 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR The Uplands 29 58 58 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Victoria Road 242 398 398 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR West Way 43 60 60 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Westholme Gardens 66 124 124 Ruislip Manor UD2 - MANOR Windmill Hill 24 49 49 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Bempton Drive 97 212 212 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Bessingby Road 56 98 98 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Beverley Road 184 354 354 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Cottingham Chase 42 78 78 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Dartmouth Road 125 243 243 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Filey Waye 62 113 113 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Flamborough Road 101 205 205 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Hatherleigh Road 96 171 171 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Kingswear Road 47 98 98 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Lynmouth Drive 84 156 156 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Paignton Road 20 39 39 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Salcombe Way 42 80 80 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Seaton Gardens 103 191 191 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Selby Chase 24 45 45 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Sidmouth Drive 33 68 68 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Thurlstone Road 55 123 123 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Tiverton Road 32 64 64 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Torrington Road 115 253 253 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Victoria Road 131 275 275 Ruislip Manor UD3 - MANOR Whitby Road 66 120 120 Ruislip Manor
Totals Proposed Ruislip Ward (3 councillors) 12,837 100% voter equality Proposed Ruislip Manor Ward (2 councillors) 9,168 107% voter equality LGBCE voter equality figure 4,295
If it would help with the other wards, we can supply the entire spreadsheet, but precise boundaries for the other wards have not yet been agreed with other residents' associations, apart from with Eastcote.
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5. Endnote We believe that it is possible to represent the historical communities of Hillingdon in a way that both respects well-established communities and provides voter equality. This paper hopefully demonstrates that, at least for Ruislip, and we know that our colleagues in Eastcote have also submitted a matching proposal for their area.
Previous ward boundaries have split our communities unnecessarily. For example, Ruislip was split over three wards, two of which overlapped neighbouring communities. This meant that we had nine councillors to deal with as a residents' association, and nine councillors were expected to attend our general meetings. Even our monthly executive meetings were attended by three councillors, one from each ward. Our proposed boundaries would reduce the number of councillors to five, with only two need to attend the executive meetings to represent each ward. There would also be no split priorities, for example for a councillor who represented Eastcote & East Ruislip. Each councillor would represent Ruislip, Ruislip Manor or Eastcote. This should lead to better representation for the citizens of the borough.
We hope that the Local Government Boundary Commission for England take note of our suggestions and provide us with sensible ward boundaries that we can identify with.
Chairman Ruislip Residents' Association
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Hillingdon London Borough
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Organisation Name: HARMONDSWORTH AND SIPSON RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
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I live in the Heathrow villages ward which I believe should be seen as a unique/special case. A large proportion of the ward is taken up a large international airport which has a detrimental effect on environmental conditions (air and noise pollution) for the local residents. I would like to suggest there should be a review of how the ward of Heathrow Villages is constructed. At the moment is would seem too big and have issues which are too complex to be managed by 3 councillors. I would suggest the Heathrow village ward is subdivided into 3 or 4 smaller wards with 2 councillors being allocated to each subdivision.
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Hillingdon London Borough
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Organisation Name: Uxbridge BID
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I write on behalf of, and full support of the Directors of Uxbridge Business Improvement District (BID) Uxbridge BID was established in October 2017, to promote the interests of over 400 business levy payers within the town centre. The Uxbridge BID Board would ask the Local Government Boundary Commission to give favourable consideration to removing the existing ward boundary between Uxbridge North and Uxbridge South which runs along the High Street, We would suggest that the town centre which can be described as being from the Oxford Road roundabout, New Windsor Street up to York Road and east to the Civic Centre and St Andrew's roundabout, ie Park Road, should be contained within one Uxbridge ward. It is the view of Uxbridge BID that a single Ward; covering the whole of the BID Zone, will provide greater clarity and focus allowing for more productive and informed dialogue, ensuring that the achievements of the BID are in accord with those of Ward Councillors. With thanks, - Uxbridge BID
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Hillingdon London Borough
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Organisation Name: South Ruislip Residents Association
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As Vice Chairman of South Ruislip Residents Association, currently covering the role of Chairman. I write on behalf of the association and our approximately 4000 members. I have reviewed the submission made by Hillingdon Council with respect to the proposed new boundaries for the South Ruislip Ward. I can confirm that we fully support the councils submission and its proposed new ward boundaries that affect our residents. South Ruislip Residents association is a very well supported and active association, we and the residents work closely with Hillingdon council to ensure that matters affecting our area are brought to the councils attention and dealt with where possible. As stated earlier should any changes be made to the wards that make up South Ruislip as part of this review, we fully support the changes proposed by Hillingdon council.
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Hillingdon London Borough
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Organisation Name: North Ruislip Flood Action Group
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In the Eastcote & East Ruislip and the West Ruislip wards, councillors have a considerable and varied workload and often appear overloaded, unable to give adequate time to some issues. Flooding has become a relatively new issue in the area, particularly since the 23/6/2016 floods. A recent Met. Office climate change warning says that this is going to get worse, especially in the south east of England, where heavy rain and flooding can be expected to become a more regular occurrence. Addressing flooding issues is extremely time consuming and Hillingdon currently doesn't have a specific budget to fund its flood management responsibilities/activities, leaving it to volunteers, residents and councillors to try and get the issues resolved through agencies such as EA, so far with limited progress. In wards affected by flooding, to cut the number of councillors will make the problems even worse, so either draw new ward boundaries for areas affected by flooding (e.g. along the River Pinn) and ensure adequate councillor representation to handle the additional flood management responsibilities, or if retaining existing ward boundaries, ensure those wards affected by flooding have adequate councillor representation.
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