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Map 3 Proposed divisions in Cannock Chase District. Brereton and Ravenhill and Etchinghill and Heath divisions. THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF STAFFORDSHIRE Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries April 2004 Sheet 4 of 4 LICHFIELD RURAL WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION Only Parishes whose Warding has been (22) altered by these Recommendations have been coloured. COLTON AND MAVESYN RIDWARE WARD A 5 COLTON CP STAFFORD TRENT VALLEY 1 ELECTORAL DIVISION (44) R W ive OL r T SE re LE nt Rydal Estate Y HAYWOOD AND HIXON WARD RO AD COLWICH CP T re n t a n k d o M o e r r B s e y n E o N C t A a e L n r R a o E l W M O B SPRINGFIELDS Trent Valley Trading Estate CAT KIN WALK BR AC KE N W AY Schools MO Y S S A G W D RE A W E O N O R E L ON E S TI R E TA School T L S B E U Y A PF R I EL R C D O WA Y A D N E V WESTERN A GR H SPRINGS WESTERN SPRINGS NORTH E N EN LA E PARISH WARD NE L G Boston Industrial Estate W E T ETCHINGHILL r S e n T t L E a WESTERN SPRINGS WARD n C R d N D N M School A E e S r D O s P R e R R y A N C I N O a I n G T a S l A R T S R O iv A er D T re nt Playing Field School T E E R Power Station Road T S Industrial Estate H C R W U OO H DCO C C D K R D O O W L N C R A H C School WESTERN SPRINGS SOUTH PARISH WARD HAGLEY ROAD ETCHING HILL PARISH WARD W E S T Cricket Ground E k R oo Br N g S RUGELEY CP sin P Ri R IN K N G A S B R E G O ID A R D K Fair Oak N Hagley Park E P High School RUGELEY S H O O T I N G B U H O T R T S S E R F A O IR A D ETCHINGHILL AND HEATH ELECTORAL DIVISION (5) School Hagley Park Playing Field Slitting Mill Station ETCHING HILL AND High School THE HEATH WARD School T re n t a n d M e r se y C a n a l H A R D IE School A V E Q HAGLEY WARD U E E N S W A HAGLEY BRERETON AND RAVENHILL Y PARISH WARD R D isin A ELECTORAL DIVISION g Bro O ok R D R (1) FO S E N D E H Playing Field BRERETON AND RAVENHILL WARD BRERETON AND RAVENHILL CP RAVENHILL School Flaxley Primary School S T I L E C O P R O A D k) rac (T ne La ice pp BRINDLEY HEATH CP Co BRE 60 4 A Cemetery Industrial Estate KEY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH OTHER BOUNDARIES PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME LICHFIELD RURAL WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence Number: GD03114G".

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