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WARD SUMMARY Name of Ward Councillors Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 Variance 2020 Banbury 5 three member wards 15 35584 41262 6.6% Bicester East 3 7212 7774 0.4% Bicester North 3 6020 7167 -7.4% Bicester South 3 5591 7405 -4.3% Bicester West 3 7148 7432 -4.0% Kidlington North 3 6955 7420 -4.1% Kidlington South and Yarnton 3 8125 8363 8.0% Bloxham, Bodicote, Milton, Milcombe, 3 7302 8164 5.5% Wiggington, St Newington and Hook Norton Deddington and Adderbury 3 6972 7408 -4.3% Fringford and Heyfords 3 5893 7196 -7.0% Launton and Otmoor 3 6156 7158 -7.5% Wroxton 3 6686 7081 -8.5% Total 48 109,644 123,830 BLOXHAM, BODICOTE VILLAGE, MILTON, MILCOMBE, WIGGINGTON, SOUTH NEWINGTON AND HOOK NORTON WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CBM1 Bloxham Bloxham & Bodicote 2794 3290 CBN1 Bodicote (Village Ward) Bloxham & Bodicote 1772 1929 CCQ1 Milcombe Bloxham and Bodicote 496 514 CDO1 Wigginton Hook Norton 155 160 CDF1 South Newington Hook Norton 259 268 CCJ1 Hook Norton Hook Norton 1676 1846 CCR1 Milton Adderbury 150 157 Total 7302 8164 DEDDINGTON WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CAA1 Adderbury Adderbury 2235 2458 CAY1 Barford St John and St Deddington 462 464 Michael CBW1 Deddington Deddington 1304 1461 CBX1 Deddington Deddington 190 198 CBY1 Deddington Deddington 229 236 CCA1 Duns Tew The Astons and Heyfords 408 415 CCE1 Fritwell The Astons and Heyfords 536 541 CCO1 Middle Aston The Astons and Heyfords 105 114 CCV1 North Aston The Astons and Heyfords 158 160 CDD1 Somerton The Astons and Heyfords 243 245 CDE1 Souldern The Astons and Heyfords 322 323 CDG1 Steeple Aston The Astons and Heyfords 780 793 Total 6972 7408 FRINGFORD AND HEYFORDS WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CAC1 Ardley Caversfield 538 552 CBQ1 Bucknell Caversfield 198 204 CBS1 Chesterton (Village ward) Ambrosden and Chesterton 664 743 CBU1 Cottisford Fringford 110 118 CCC1 Finmere Fringford 386 402 CCD1 Fringford Fringford 505 519 CCF1 Godington Fringford 32 36 CCH1 Hardwick with Tusmore Fringford 59 61 CCI1 Hethe Fringford 224 230 CHG1 Kirtlington Kirtlington 794 852 CCN1 Lower Heyford The Astons & Heyfords 378 400 CCP1 Middleton Stoney Ambrosden and Chesterton 258 267 CCS1 Mixbury Fringford 208 211 CCU1 Newton Purcell with Shelswell Fringford 78 81 CDH1 Stoke Lyne Caversfield 186 191 CDI1 Stratton Audley Fringford 335 349 CDL1 Upper Heyford The Astons and Heyfords 940 1980 Total 5893 7196 LAUNTON AND OTMOOR WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CAD1 Arncott Launton 702 804 CBL1 Blackthorn Launton 251 255 CHA1 Bletchingdon Kirtlington 713 818 CHB1 Charlton-on-Otmoor Otmoor 326 331 CHC1 Fencott and Murcott Otmoor 214 216 CHD1 Hampton Gay and Poyle Kirtlington 139 145 CHE1 Horton-cum-Studley Otmoor 387 391 CHF1 Islip Otmoor 529 532 CCM1 Launton Launton 957 1634 CHH1 Merton Otmoor 339 348 CHI1 Noke Otmoor 110 114 CHJ1 Oddington Otmoor 106 111 CCX1 Piddington Launton 298 312 CKI1 Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp Kirtlington 315 330 CDN1 Wendlebury Ambrosden and Chesterton 340 351 CHK1 Weston-on-the-Green Kirtlington 430 466 Total 6156 7158 WROXTON WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CBO1 Bourton Cropredy 565 593 CBP1 Broughton Sibford 252 263 CBT1 Claydon with Clattercot Cropredy 245 250 CBV1 Cropredy Cropredy 628 647 CBZ1 Drayton Wroxton 224 458 CCB1 Epwell Sibford 257 261 CCG1 Hanwell Wroxton 218 226 CCK1 Horley Wroxton 278 291 CCL1 Hornton Wroxton 274 278 CCT1 Mollington Cropredy 397 401 CCW1 North Newington Sibford 273 281 CCY1 Prescote Cropredy 8 8 CCZ1 Shenington with Alkerton Wroxton 355 364 CDA1 Shutford Wroxton 383 385 CDB1 Sibford Ferris Sibford 348 361 CDC1 Sibford Gower Sibford 425 436 CDJ1 Swalcliffe Sibford 175 176 CDK1 Tadmarton Sibford 483 486 CDM1 Wardington Cropredy 445 447 CDP1 Wroxton Wroxton 453 469 Total 6686 7081 BICESTER EAST WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CAZ1 Bicester East Ward (part) Bicester East 2760 2939 CBA1 Bicester East Ward (part) Bicester East 1753 1892 CBF1 Bicester Town Ward (part) Bicester Town 1452 1566 CBG1 Bicester Town Ward (part) Bicester Town 1247 1377 Total 7212 7774 BICESTER NORTH WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CBB1 Bicester North Ward (part) Bicester North 2025 2742 CBC1 Bicester North Ward (part) Bicester North 2867 2917 CBR1 Caversfield Caversfield 1128 1508 Total 6020 7167 BICESTER SOUTH WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CAB1 Ambrosden Ambrosden & Chesterton 1341 1673 CBD1 Bicester South East Ward Bicester South 2726 2992 (part) CBE1 Bicester South East Ward Bicester South 1246 1307 (part) CBH1 (Part) Bicester – New development at Bicester Town 0 1135 Kingsmere CBS2 Chesterton (North Ward) Ambrosden and Chesterton 278 298 Total 5591 7405 BICESTER WEST WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CBH1 Bicester Town Ward (part) Bicester Town 1383 1383 CBI1 Bicester West Ward (part) Bicester West 2821 2968 CBJ1 Bicester West Ward (part) Bicester West 1910 2005 CBK1 Bicester West Ward (part) Bicester West 1034 1076 Total 7148 7432 KIDLINGTON NORTH WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CKC1 Kidlington - St Mary’s Ward Kidlington North 2257 2434 CKD1 Kidlington - Roundham Ward Kidlington North 1986 2072 CKE1 Kidlington – Orchard Ward Kidlington South 1706 1769 (part) CKF1 Kidlington – Orchard Ward Kidlington South 1006 1145 (part) Total 6955 7420 KIDLINGTON SOUTH AND YARNTON WARD Polling Parish Existing Ward Electorate 2014 Electorate 2020 District CKA1 Begbroke Yarnton, Gosford & Water Eaton 677 691 CKB1 Gosford and Water Eaton Yarnton, Gosford & Water Eaton 1135 1180 CKG1 Kidlington – Dogward Ward Kidlington South 2427 2467 CKH1 Kidlington – Exeter Ward Kidlington South 1430 1522 CKJ1 Yarnton Yarnton, Gosford & Water Eaton 2456 2503 Total 8125 8363 ADDITIONAL NOTES THE TOWN OF BANBURY HAS A FORECAST 2020 TOTAL ELECTORATE OF 41267. With the addition of Bodicote Bankside (5) 5 three member wards provide for an average electorate of 8257. 41262/5 =8252.... is it 41267 or 41262? The option shown for Bloxham, Bodicote Village, Milton, Milcombe, Wiggington, South Newington and Hook Norton reflects the following. The impact and overload of the A361 is of major concern to all villages listed. The Villages share the same school catchment area. The villages of Bloxham, Milcombe and South Newington are in the same Beniface. .
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