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Map 2 Proposed Divisions in Stafford Town THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF STAFFORDSHIRE Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries April 2004 Sheet 3 of 4 Map 2 Proposed divisions in Stafford Town. MARSTON CP CHARTLEY WARD SALT AND ENSON CP RAF Stafford W IT H IN LA N E 6 6 M 0 5 A R B ST O M N a A D L r s A A 3 to R 4 N n O E i R Hopton Heath ve r S B o N w r o O o D k N A S CRESWELL CP RAF Stafford E BEACONSID Royal Air Force Stafford rook roft B ockc Bull M 6 Hopton PARKSIDE Stafford Common S a n d y Ingestre f o Park r d TRINITY FIELDS B r o o k M a r y s a t o lw Creswell School n i a B R r E o d N o e k tl LA S n AB T a CR O Industrial Estate m N is E D D A R O O M R School AD a Y rs R to R n E B B ro ok D A O R N O HOPTON AND COTON CP M H F Playing Industrial Estate Staffordshire I M A R R O C S Field Agricultural O T C U Show Ground R A T V W E A N Y U E S E C O N D Football A g V in Ground E rl N HOLMCROFT a U D E e h T HOLMCROFT WARD R Millia i n Brook ve r S o Beacon Hill w COMMON WARD ay M ilw O Ra O d R tle F an TILLINGTON I E ism L D RAF Stafford M Schools D il S lia n Stafford Common B ro K o i k n STAFFORD NORTH g s t o Industrial Estate n STAFFORD TRENT VALLEY D CRESCENT B Cresswell Flash WOO r o ELECTORAL DIVISION o k ELECTORAL DIVISION R iv e r E (42) S C CH o C ARN w L LEY E ROA (44) S H D A k LL o R ro O Football B A n Brooklands D to Ground rs School a M Trading Park B E D A Playing Fields C A O O N D S R I D OA E D N R A O O T R S DON N R N A O Allot A RAF Stafford T S S Gdns M E W Doxey Marshes Nature Reserve Cemetery St Patrick's Sandyford School Staffordshire Technology Park RAF Stafford ok COTON WARD ro Cemetery B rd D o yf i d s n a T m S TILLINGTON WARD N a E E C n Playing U MILFORD WARD S t N l E e Field E R d Community C AV R Centre E N a O N i T R l w U a NG O I B y BEACONSIDE L Schools L L E SANDYFORD E M K Weston Road i Business Park COURT ng High School st Pumping Station on Doxey Marshes B REET ro G ST ok SEIGHFORD CP R OWNIN iv BR Staffordshire University e DOXEY r S S o M w D A i L s Coton Field LM m A N Primary a G S T n School A R t E F O l E e O L T d R R E R O HM Prison G A a A D i T C l DOXEY w O E R a P S O y T R R A T Madford E IO E N Staffordshire Stafford Crematorium T S T Retail Park St George's Hospital R and Burial Ground E General Hospital E T AD Aston Cricket Car Q O U Kingsmead N R EE TO Ground NS ES D W Hospital W A AY O P Football R e L a L rl Ground B LITTLEWORTH WARD E ro H o C k Railway SEIGHFORD WARD Dismantled KINGSTON HILL TIXALL CP OAD Kingsmead LITTLEWORTH TIXALL R CASTLETOWN Nature Area Doxey Broo BROADEYE k Council Offices STAFFORDSTAFFORD CENTRAL Industrial K in g Park s to ELECTORAL DIVISION n Br o o k V St Thomas' Priory ic (41) to r ia P a rk Stafford Y A Rugby OAD W T R R Ground OR E P V W I ow NE THE GREEN ver S R Ri Derrington K I R N iv er G Sports Ground Sow S W A GNOSALL AND DOXLEY Golf Course Y L IC H FI EL ELECTORAL DIVISION D D Works A R ROWLEY WARD O Primary O R A D Works N School O FOREBRIDGE WARD St Leonard's T (40) P First School M Lodgefield Park A FOREBRIDGE H R E V L O W First Castle View Estate Golf Course Blessed William School Howard High School M 6 E U N Sewage E V Works A Stafford Castle Y E L W The Hough O R (Cricket Ground) Works 8 B 51 A A D S OA R King Edward VI W RT PO I EW High School C N H k L n A e P N Q r E Industrial ROWLEY PARK U ve E i E R Estate N S V Allotment IL Gardens LE Rowley Park S Retail Park BASWICH WARD p it a l B QUEENSVILLE r o o Hospital k F A L M O K U T N H A P B O A RL V Y OC E E K A L V E EN W N U Primary A E O L R School E R R AD D FO O A RD M B Schools O ANK K R IL S R k E o T WEEPING CROSS ro S B A HIGHFIELDS AND l C a WESTERN DOWNS it N p A HIGHFIELDS W L E S Y S OR T K WESTERN DOWNS WARD W RO Playing Field A AD Primary Y School Primary School Sports Ground E Sports Ground N A L STAFFORD WEST N O T K Primary STAFFORD SOUTH EAST C W EE O ELECTORAL DIVISION P T School I NG S C RO Playing ELECTORAL DIVISION SS (45) Fields AD RD RO (43) MILFO Middle R IS School IN G D B A R O O R O K WEEPING CROSS WARD R RISING BROOK O k M o N HYDE LEA CP 6 o A r M B g N HILLCROFT PARK in O is T R R E V U I B S Sports R t a D f Fields f Y o r H d T s h R i r O e BERKSWICH CP W a L n d E S Risingbrook W o RIC r WILDWOOD High School KERS c Walton High School COTE e RO s AD t e PENKSIDE WARD r s C h Wildwood Park BURTON MANOR A i Primary Walton on the Hill r e N N C School O a C k n o Primary a K o l r R B School O g A n i Grammar School D is R M O S S Primary Y P A I School T W A MANOR WARD I R O T C I V J O H N A M E R Y D R I V E MOSS PIT RICKERSCOTE Hyde Lea Golf Course M CHURCH EATON WARD O S S P I T M BRADLEY CP 6 Industrial Estate COPPENHALL CP Newtown Po tho oks Br ACTON TRUSSELL AND BEDNALL CP ook BROCTON CP PENKRIDGE ELECTORAL DIVISION (35) PENKRIDGE NORTH EAST AND ACTON TRUSSELL WARD DUNSTAN CP KEY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME STAFFORD WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission with the permission of 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