Local Government Boundary Commission For Report No. 150 LOCAL GOVERNBaKNl1

BOUNDARY COM1V1I3S ION

FOR ENGLAND

REPORT NO. /SO Local Government Boundary Commission for England Room 123 20 Albert Embankment London SE1 7TJ Telephone OiaHDBOOOSE 211 6829 Our ref J LGBC/D/V? The Chief Executive Borough of and Nontwich Delamere House Delamere Street CREWE CW1 2JZ April 1976

Dear Sir REVIEW OF ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS REPORT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION 1. I refer to the Boundary Commission's letter of 7 April 1976 enclosing Report No 150 announcing the final proposals for revised electoral arrangements for the borough of Crewe and Nantuich. 2. I regret that there were errors in the order of retirement at Schedule 2 to the report, and I should be glsd if you would substitute the corrections as detailed below:-

No of Councillors Name of Ward representing Ward 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year

PECKPORTGN 1 1 FE - - 2 1 1 PE -

PE = Parish Election 3» Copies of this letter are being sent to the Home Secretary and to those who received copies of the Commission's letter and Report No 150 of 7 April 1976. YoiWa faithfully

S W INNES LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND

CHAIRMAN Sir Edmund Compton, GCB.KBE, DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr J M Rankin,QC.

MEMBERS The Countess Of Albemarle, DBE. Mr T C Benfield. Professor Michael Chieholm. Sir Andrew Wheatley,CBE. Mr P B Young, C3E. To the Rt Hon Roy Jenkins, MP Secretary of State for the Home Department

PROPOSALS FOR REVISED ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE BOROUGH OF CREWE AND IN THE COUNTY OF

1. We, the Local Government Boundary Commission for England, having carried out our initial review of the electoral arrangements for the borough of

Crewe and Nantwich in accordance with the requirements of section 63 of, and

Schedule 9 to, the Local Government Act 1972, present our proposals for the future electoral arrangements for that borough.

2. In accordance with the procedure laid down in section 60(1) and (2) of the 1972 Act, notice was given on 12 August 197^ that we were to undertake this review. This was incorporated in a consultation letter addressed to the Crewc and Nantwich Borough Council, copies of which were circulated to the Cheshire County Council, the Members of Parliament for the constituencies concerned, Parish Councils and Parish Meetings in the borough and the headquarters of the main political parties. Copies were also sent to the editors of local newspapers circulating in the area and to the local government press* Notices inserted in the local press announced the start of the review and invited comments from members of the public and from any interested bodies.

3. Crowe and Nantwich Borough Council were invited'to prepare a draft scheme of representation for our consideration. In doing so, they were asked to observe the rules laid down in Schedule 11 tn the Local Government Act

1972 and the guidelines which we set out in our Report No 6 about the proposed slzo of the council and the proposed number of councillors for each ward. They were asked also to take into account any views expressed to them following their consultation with local interests. We therefore asked that they should publish details of their provisional proposals about a month before they nubmitted their draft scheme to us, thus allowing an opportunity for local comment. 1 'f. In accordance with section ?(^Xb) of the Local Government Act 1972 the Council have exercised an option for a system of elections by thirds.

5. On 12 February 1975» Borough Council presented their draft scheme of representation. The Council proposed to divide the area into 26 wards each returning 1 or 3 councillors to form a council of 60 members.

6. ffe considered the draft scheme, together with the comments which we had received and those which had been transmitted to us by the Borough Council. The comments included an alternative scheme submitted on behalf of a minority group on the Council and a local, political association. This scheme provided for the division of the borough into 28 wards each returning one or 3 councillors to form a council of 60 members,

7. Wo noted that the Borough Council's proposed scheme would result in the over-representation of Crewe compared with the rest of the borough and, moreover, that the wards proposed by the Council within Crewe would produce a standard of representation in the town which was numerically uneven.

We thought that the wards proposed for Crewe in the alternative scheme offered a better numerical standard but noted that the scheme would lead, overall, to the under-representation of the town compared with the rest of the borough. In the light of this appraisal, we decided to draw up a compromise scheme for 57 mnmbere. Using as a basis the wards proposed in the alternative scheme for Crewe and the Council's proposed wards in the refit of the borough we mude a number of modifications to secure a better standard of equality of representation, to meet criticisms of the Council's scheme which we thought were justified and, within Crewe, to secure boundary lines which were more readily identifiable on the ground. The resultant scheme appeared to us to offer a proper balance of representation between Crewe and the rest of the borough and to comply with the rules in Schedule 11 to the 1972 Act and our own guidelines. We decided to formulate our draft proposals accordingly.

8. On 25 September 1975 we issued our draft proposals and these were sent to all who had received our consultation letter or had commented on the

Council's drnft scheme. The Council were asked to make these draft proposals, and the accompanying maps which defined the proposed ward boundaries, available for inspection at their main offices. Representations on our draft proposals were invited from those to whom they were circulated and, by public notices, from other members of the public and interested bodies. We anked that any comments should reach us by 21 November 1975«

9. Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council informed us that they accepted the draft proposals. However, they suggested a number of boundary realignments within Crewe which they considered would secure better community of interest, technically better boundaries and improved equality of representation. They also suggested the transfer of the parish of Hough from the proposed

Shavington wnrd to the proposed Wybunbury ward and the transfer of the parish of Rope from the latter ward to the Shavington ward. Finally they requested the renaming of the proposed ward so that it would be known as

St Barnabas ward.

10. Cheshire County Council stated that there would be no insuperable difficulty in forming county electoral divisions based on the riroft proposals whether as proposed or as modified in accordance with the nuggcstion of the Borough Council. However, they stated a preference for the alterations which the Borough Council had suggested.

11. The local political association which had sent us the alternative scheme expressed agreement with the draft proposals except for the parishes of Hough and Rope which they thought should be dealt with in the manner recommended by the Borough Council. Four parish councils, including those for the parishes of Rope and Hough, likewise supported these transfers.

However, Parish Council thought that the parish of Rope should be included in the proposed Wells Green ward as the Borough Council had proposed in thoir original draft scheme. They also asked that the proposed Wells Green ward should be renamed "Wistaston11. Finally, we heard from Willaston Parish Council who expressed disappointment that the proposed Willaston East ward would be allocated only one councillor and asked us to consider additional representation.

12. We reviewed our draft proposals in the light of the comments which we h&d received and decided that we should adopt, with minor modifications recommended by the Ordnance Survey, the changes to the ward boundaries which the

Borough Council had proposed* On ward names, we agreed that the proposed

Wells Green ward should be renamed "Wistaston" and that the Woolstanwood ward should be renamed "St Barnabas". We could find no grounds for allocating a second councillor to the proposed Willastori East ward. We VOW resolved to formulate our final proposals accordingly.

13- Details of these final proposals are set out in Schedules 1 and 2 to this report and on the attached maps. Schedule 1 gives the names of the wards and the number of councillors to be returned by each. Schedule 2 shows our proposals for the order of retirement of councillors. The boundaries of the proposed wards are defined on tho maps.

PUBLICATION

1't. In accordance with Section 60(5)(b) of the Local Government Act 1972, a copy of this report and a copy of the maps are being sent to Crewe and

Nantwich Borough Council and will be available for public inspection at the Council's main offices. Copies of this report are also being sent to those who received the consultation letter and to those who made comments.

A detailed description of the boundaries of the proposed wards, as defined on the maps, is set out in Schedule 3 to this report.

Signed ' L.S.

EDMUND COMPTON (CHAIRMAN)

JOHN M RANKIN (DEPUTY CHAIRMAN)

DIANA ALBHMARLE

T C BKNFIELD

MICHAEL CHISHOLM

ANDREW WHEATLEY

DAVID R SMITH (Secretary)

• March 1976 SCHEDULE 1

BOROUGH OF CREWE AND NANTWICH: NAMES OF PROPOSED WARDS AND NUMBERS OF COUNCILLORS

NAME OF WARD NO OF COUNCILLORS

ACTON 1

ALEXANDRA 3

AUDLEM 1

BARONY WEAVER 3

13UNBURY 1

OOMBERMERE . 1

COPPENHALL 3

DELAMERE 3

GROSVENOR . ' 3

HASLINGTON ' 3

MAW GREEN 3

MINSHULL • 1

PECKFORTON 1

^IIKENS PARK 3

RUSKIN PARK 3

JUT BARNABAS 3

ST JOHNS 3

SHAVINGTON 3

WALDRON 3

WELLINGTON 2

WESTON PARK 1

WILLA3TON EAST 1

WILLASTON WEST 2

WISTASTON 3

WRENBURY 1

V/YBUNBURY . 2 SCHEDULE 2

BOROUGH OF CREWE AND NANTWICH:

ORDER OF RETIREMENT OF COUNCILLORS

NO. OF COUNCILLORS NAME OF WARD 1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR REPRESENTING WARD _ ACTON 1 1 PE — ALEXANDRA ' 3 1 1 1 1 - - 1 PE BARONY WEAVER 3 1 1 • 1 PE BUN BURY 1 1 PE - • - COMBERMERE 1 . _ - 1 PE COPPENHALL 3 1 1 1 DELAMERE 3 1 1 1 GROSVIINOR 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 PE 1 MAW GREEN 3 1 1 1 MINSHULL 1 - 1 PE -

PECKFORTON 1 — 1 PE „ * QUEENS PARK 3 1 1 PE 1 RUSKIM PARK 3 1 1 1 ST BARNABAS 3 1 1 PE 1 ST JOHNS 3 1 1 1 SHAVINGTON 3 1 1 PE • 1 WALDRON 3 1 1 1 WELLINGTON 2 1 - 1 PE WESTON PARK 1 - 1 PE - WILLASTON KAST 1 1 PE - - WILLA5TON WEST 2 1 - 1 PE WISTASTON 3 1 1 PE 1 1 - 1 PE - WYBUNBURY 2 1 - 1 PE

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PE = Parish Election \

• . - - SCHEDULE

BOROUGH OF CREWE AND NANTWICH: DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARIES

NOTE: Where the boundary is described as following a road, railway, river, canal or similar feature it should be deemed to follow the centre line of the feature unless otherv/ise stated.

QUEENS PARK WARD The Wistaston Green Ward of the parish of Wistaston and that area bounded by a line commencing at the point where the northern boundary of Wistaston CP meets the southern boundary of Woolstanwood CP, thence northeastwards and following said southern and the eastern boundary of Woolstanwood CP i to Coppenhall Lane, thence northeastwards along said lane and West Street to the Crewe- railway, thence southeastwards along said railway to the spur line at Eagle Bridge, thence southwestwards along said spur line to a point at Grid Reference SJ 6962^5561^, thence southeastward^ in a straight line to the junction of Wistaston Road and Stewart Street, thence southwestwards along said street to Valley Brook, thence generally westwards along said brook to Queen's Park Drive, thence southwestwards along said drive to Alton Street, thence southeastwards along said street to the path that leads to Valley Road, thence southeastwards along said path to said road, thence southwestwards along said road to Dane Bank Avenue, thence southeastwards along said road to a point opposite the northwestern boundary of No 97 Dane Bank Avenue, thence northeastwards to and along said boundary and southeastwards along the rear boundary of said property and the rear boundaries of Nos 95-91 Dane Bank Avenue to the rear boundary of No 1 Flixton Drive, thence northeastwards, eastwards, southeastwards and southwestwards along the rear boundaries of Nos 1-57 Flixton Drive and southwestwards along the southeastern boundary of No 77 Dane Bank Avenue to the northern boundary of V/istaston CP, thence southwestwards and following said CP boundary to the point of commence- ment. ST BARMABAS WARD

The parish of Vfoolstanwood and that area boundad by a line commencing at the point where the northern

"boundary of Queens Park Ward meets the eastern boundary of Woolstanwood CPf thence generally northwards along said GP boundary to the southern boundary of Leighton GP, thence eastwards along said parish boundary and continuing eastwards along Leighton "Brook to a point opposite the eastern boundary of the Allotment Gardens to the north of No 126 Frank Webb Avenue, thence southwards to and along said eastern boundary to the rear boundary of No 124 Frank Webb Avenue, thence southwards along said boundary and the rear boundaries of Nos 122 - 104 Frank Webb Avenue, thence westwards along the southern boundary of No 104 Frank Webb Avenue to a point opposite the rear boundary of Ho 102 in said avenue, thence southwards and southwestwards along said rear boundary, the rear boundary of No 100 in said avenue and the southeastern boundary of No 98 in said avenue, thence southwards in a

straight line crossing Timbrell Avenue to the northeastern boundary of

No 96 Frank Webb Avenue, thence southeastwards along said boundary to the

roar boundary of No 94 Frank Webb Avenue, thence southwards and westwards along the rear and southern boundaries of said property to the T-ear boundary of No 92 in said avenue, thence southwestwards along said rear boundary

and the southeastern boundary of No 90 in said ; avenue, thence southwards in a straight line crossing Badger Avenue to the northern boundary of

No 88 Frank Webb Avenue, thence southeastwards and eastwards along said

boundary to the rear boundary of said property, thence southwards along said rear boundary and the rear boundaries of Nos 86-80 Frank Webb Avenue to the service road at the rear of Nos 78-4 Frank Webh Avenue, thence southwards along said service road to West Street, thence southwestwards

along said street and the northern boundary of Queens Park Ward to the point of commencement.

GR03VENOR WAHD

Commencing at the point where the northern boundary of Queens Park Ward

meets the southeastern boundary of St Barnabas Ward, thence northeastwards along said southeastern boundary, thence northwards and northwestwards along -the eastern and northern boundaries of St Barnabas ffard to the drain that runs from Leighton Brook northeastwards between the rear of the properties in Rolls Avenue and Sandiway Road, thence northeastwards along said drain to a point being the prolongation northwestwards of Windsor Avenue, thence southeastwards to and along' said Avenue to Underwood Lane, thence southwest- wards along said lane to Leighton Brook, thence southeastwards along said brook to Ford Lane, thence southwards along said lane to Badger Avenue,

thence aoutheastwards along said avenue to Broad Street, thence southwards along said street and the road known as Hiehtown to Victoria Street, thence

westwards along said street and Richard Moon Street to Stanley Street, thence

southwards along said street to the service road to the rear of Nos 54 - 76 Flag Lane, thence southwards along said service road crossing Ttelaroere Street to Chester Street ffest, thence westwards along said street to Flag Lane,

thence southwards along said lane to the Grewe - Chester railway, thence northwestwards along oaid rail way and the northern bomidary of Que»ns Park •Yard to the point of commencement.

COPPENHALL WARD Commencing at the point where the northern boundary of St Barnabas Ward meets the southeastern boundary 'of Leighton CP, thence generally northeast- wards and northwards along said parish boundary and the eastern boundary of Minshull Yernon CP to the southern boundary of CP, thence generally southeastwards along said parish boundary to the western boundary

of Parcel No 4927 as shown on Ordnance Survey 1i2500 plan SJ 70/715B Edition

of 1962, thence southwards along said western boundary and the western

boundaries of Parcel Nos 5215» 6100 and 6100 and 56B1 as shown on Ordnance Survey 1:2500 plan SJ 70/7157 Edition of 1959 to the southern boundary of Parcel No 448J, thence westwards and following the said boundary and the southern and western boundaries of Parcel No 4187 to the track that leads

to Groby Road, thence westwards along said track to said road, thence

northwestwards along said road to a point opposite the southern boundary of No 180 Groby Road, thence southwestwarda to and along said southern boundary and the rear boundaries of Nos 357 -501 Stoneley Road to Stoneley Road, thence aouthweatwards along aaid road to a point opposite the eastern boundary of Stoneley Farm, thence southeastwards to and along said boundary and aouthwestwarda and northwestwards along the southern and western boundaries of said farm to the southeastern boundary of Parcel No 8166, thence southwestwarda and northweatwarda along the southeastern and southwestern boundaries of said parcel to Stoneley Road, thence southweatwards along said road to a point opposite the northeastern boundary of Ironatile Farm, thence westwards to and westwards and northwards along said boundary to the eastern boundary of Parcel No 5259 &3 shown on Ordnance Survey 1:2500 plan SJ 70/7157 Edition of 1959, thence generally westwards, southwards and westwards along the eastern and southern boundaries of said parcel to the rear boundary of No 44 Broughton Road, thence southwards along said boundary, the rear boundaries of Nos 42 - 12 Broughton Road and the eastern boundary of No 88 North Street to North Street, thence northwestwards along said street to the Crewe - Liverpool railway, thence southeastwarda along aaid railway to the footbridge on the path from Singleton Avenue to Roedean Walk, thence southwestwarrla along aaid footbridge and path to a point opposite the northern boundary of Crewe

Cemetery, thence southwards to and generally southwards and westwards along D said boundary to Broad Street, thence aouthwestwards along said street to

the northern boundary of Grosvenor Ward, thence generally northwestwards

and aouthwestwards along said boundary to the northern boundary of

St Barnabas Ward, thonce westwards along aaid boundary to the point of

commencement.

MAW GREEN WARD

Commencing at the point where the southeastern .boundary of: Coppenhall?:Hard meets the southern boundary of Warmingbam GP, thence southeastward and northeastwards along said parish boundary and generally south-eastwards along the southern boundary of Moston CP to the western boundary of Haslinffton CP, thence southwestwards and southeastwards along1 said pariah boundary to the southeastern boundary of Parcel No 001? as shown on Ordnance

Survey 1:2500 plan SJ 72/7357 Edition of 1962, thence southwestwards and northwestwards along the southeastern and southwestern boundaries of said parcel to the northwestern boundary of Parcel No 0004, thencn southwestwaris along said boundary and continuing southwestwards along the northwestern boundary of said parcel number aa shown on Ordnance Survey 1:25^0 plans SJ 70/7157 BcL.ition of 1959 and SJ 70/7156 Edition of 1959 to the footpath that leads to Maw Green Road, thence northwestwards alonrc said psith to the Crewe - Manchester railway, thence southwentwards along said railway to a point boing a point opposite the northern boundary of the Builder's Yard in Lime Tree Avenue, thence westwards to and. south-westwards along said boundary, thence northwestwards in a straight line cronsing said avenue to the northeastern boundary of the Air Training Corps Centre, thenne northwest- wards and southv/est'A-ards alon.^ the northeastern and northwestern boundaries of said Centre to the access road to the rear of the properties on the northwestern sidfi of Lime Troe Avenue and Queon Street, thencn .(generally

aouthwestwardn along said acon-y.-j road to the northeastern boundary of

No 20 Kin side Drive, thence northwestwards along sai.d boundary and the

rear boundaries of Mor? 10 - 12 Hillside Drive to the rear boundary of No 61 Newfield Drive, thence northeastwards along said boundary and continuing northeastwards, westv/arAs and southwards alonr1; the rear hniindarles of Nos 59 - 29 iNewfield Drive to the path which leads to Coronation Street, thence northwestwards alonfl said path to said street, thence northwards

•ilon* said street to ti point bein.^ the prolongation southeastv/ards of the rear boundary of i-io 65 Coronation Street, thonce northwestwards to and

riloivT said r-"*ar boundary and tho rear boundaries of Nos 67 - ^9 OnT-onn.tinn otrost, thence northwards alon^; tho roar boundaries of Mas 69 - 71 Coronation Street, thnnce northwestwarda alon,-: the rear boundaries of Mia 40 - 33

arid 3^-2 -rim Drive and the northern Boundary of Mo 100 TTidrPewich Stroet

to i.Iirtdlew.lch "-troot, thence aouthwarfis alonr: said street to Sherborne Roa'l, tnenoe w^ntv^arda alonff said road, to a point opnosite'. the southern boundary of r!o 1 oherborne Road., thence westwards to and alon$ said boundary and in prolongation thereof to the eastern boundary of the Allotment Gardens situated to the south of Cranbourne Road, thence northwards alone; said boundary and westwards alon.~ the northern boundary of said Allotment

Gardens and in prolongation thereof to the Crewe - Liverpool railway, thence northwestwards alon/? naid railway to the southeastern boundary of

Coppenhall dard, • thence northwestwards and generally northeastwards alonr: said ward boundary to t'ir> point of conrioncemeut.

DELAblEHB

Uon-iiencin.'? at fcho point whore the eastern boundary of Grosvenor T?ard meets the southeastern boundary of Coppenhall Ward, thence northeastwards

.-uid eastwards al ou.-j trie said southeastern boundary to the southern boundary of Maw Green ,Vard, thence ftens rally eastwards alonrc sa:!/l war'l boundary to the CJrewe - i-fcnchester railway, thence south wo at war -Is alon# said railway to its junction v/ith the Cr^v/e - Chester railway, thence northwestwards alon,r: said railway to Sdloston Hoa:l, thence southwards alon.T said road

to Valley Brook, thence ^nnerally westwards alon-T said brook to Fla^ Lane,

thence northwards along said lane and continuing generally northv/ards

ej the eastern boundary of Grosvenor 'IVard to the point of commencement.

WALDHQK WARD Commencing at the point where the northern boundary of ^ar.ford GP meets

the Crewe - Euston railway, thonce northwestwards alon°r said railway and

the Crowe - Manchester railway (passing through Crswe Station) to the

eastern boundary of Delamere Ward, thence northeastwards .-VLonr: said ;,Vard

boundary and the oantorn boundary of Maw Green Ward to the western boundary

of Ilaslinfjton CP, thence .f^norally southwards alonflr said parish boimdary

and the western boundary of Grewe GP to the northern boundary of !.7eston GP,

thence westwards along said parish boundary and the northern boundary of

Basford CP to the point of commencement, 7

ST JOHNS WARD Commencing at the point where the southern boundary of Grosvenor Ward meets the western boundary of Delamere Ward, thence southwards along said western boundary and generally eastwards along- the southern boundary of said ward to the western boundary of Waldron Ward, thence southeastward alon# said boundary to Nantwich Road( thence southweatwards along said road to the point where the access road adjacent to the eastern boundary of No 21? Nantwich Road meets said road, thence northwards along said access road to the rear of the properties Nos 2 - 208 Rusk-.tn Hoad to Gainsborough Road, thence westwards along" said road to the access road adjacent to the eastern boundary of No 1 Gainsborough Hoad, thence southwards and westwards alon# said access road to the rear of properties No 1 - 129

Gainsborough Road to the road known as Kin^sway, thence northwards along said road and Jubilee Avenue to a point opposite the southern boundary of No 74 Jubilee Avenue, thence eastwards to and /along1 said southern boundary and northwestwards along the rear boundary of said property, the rear boundaries of Nos 72-2 Jubilee Avenue and the northern boimdary of

All Saint1s Church Hall to Stewart Street, thence northeastwards along: said street and the eastern boundary of Queens Par's Ward to the southern boundary of Grosvenor Ward, thence southeastwards along said boundary to the point of coranencement.

ALEXANDRA WARD Commencing at the point where the northwestern boundary of Wistaston CP meets Nantwich Road, thence northeastwards along na.ld road an'l the southern boundary of at Johns flanl to the western boundary of Waldron Wird, thence iioutheastwards along said western boundary to the northern boundary of Basford CP, thence generally westwards alon^ said parish boundary and the northern boundary of Shavirujton cum Gresty GP to the northeastern boundary of ffistaaton CP, thence generally northwestwards a\ong eaid parish boundary to the point of commencement. 8

RUSKDJ PAltK WARD Commencing at the point where the northeastern boundary of Wlataston CP meets the eastern boundary of Queens Park Ward, thence generally northwestwards and eastwards along said ward boundary to the western boundary of St Johns Ward, thence generally southeastwards and southwards along said boundary to the northwestern boxindary of Alexandra Ward, thence southwestvvards along said boundary to the northeastern boundary of YTistaston CP, thence generally westwards along said parish boundary to the point of commencement.

ACTON WARD The parishes of Acton Poole Stoke

AUDLEM WARD

The parishes of Audlem Buerton

BARONY WEAVER '.VAKD

The .Barony Weaver Wards of the parish of Nantwich

BUNBURY WARD

The parishes of Bunbury Galveley Wardle GOMBEBMERE WARD

The parishes of Broomhall Dodcott ctun ffilkesley Newhall Sound

HASLIWGTON WARD

The parishes of Crewe Haslington

MINSHULL WARD

The parishes of Gholmondeston Leighton Warmingham

PEGKFORTON WARD

The parishes of Bickerton " . Egerton P£aughton Peefforton Ridley

SHAVINGTON WARD

The parishes of Rope 10

WELLINGTON WARD

The Wellington ffard of the parish of Nantwich

WESTON PAHK V7ARD

The parishes of Basford Blakenhall Chorlton

Hunaterson Lea Weston

WILLASTOK EAST WARD

The parish of Willaston

WILLASTON WEST WARD '. '>

The ffillaeton Ward of the pariah of Nantwich •%

WISTASTON V/AHD

The St Marys Ifells Green Wards of the pariah of Wistaston

'.yRKNBUHY WARD

The parishes of Cholmondeley CKorlsy Marbury Gum quoisley Norbury

Wootfirawalld co tt ^ cum Frith 11

WYBUNBURY WARD

The parishes of Hatherton Hough. VValgherton Wybunbury