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The Local Government Boundary KEY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF OXFORDSHIRE WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Draft recommendations for electoral division boundaries CHERWELL DISTRICT DISTRICT NAME BICESTER TOWN ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME in the County of Oxfordshire July 2011 BICESTER NORTH WARD WARD NAME Sheet 3 of 7 BICESTER CP PARISH NAME BICESTER WEST PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid Interval 1km The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. SHEET 3, MAP 3A Proposed electoral division boundaries in Bicester 1 2 4 4 A CAVERSFIELD CP Airfield Gliding Centre M U L L E I M CAVERSFIELD WARD N ULB ER R RY O A D D R IV E D R M A E B B U C N C BICESTER NORTH ED R R K A O N N E H L E L S (5) B R I O L A L D D R Recreation Ground L U C E R School N E S A U N V BICESTER NORTH WARD D S E ER K N IM LA U Bardwell School N M E D IN G BUCKNELL CP E BICESTER NORTH D IV D IS R R H D LIME CRESCENT L E PARISH WARD IV A N E N LA E S R W U IN B P DM U IL C L K AV N EN E U E L E V Glory Farm PLOUGHLEY ED L Bure Park I B R R Primary and Nursery R Primary School D O O W A B E School D A L (13) N L I N I N V B G R U D D E R B R A R M I R Y l LAUNTON WARD V R O o Y D E R S o A L h V O D E E c A N I A S O U D R E F r D LAUNTON CP A e N H p O O T S o S R o O A B C R M e B h A T H A G llo N t I G d K ns C D Y U A WA B O N R Allotment O L YR C O Gardens B HU T RC IS G HI R E E LL B O BICESTER EAST WARD NE BICESTER WEST WARD U RO A R N A L G E D S E V E B S A A BICESTER EAST W BICESTER WEST T RRY T Kings Meadow R T HO School E E E A S PARISH WARD Y T PARISH WARD A B V S D W U E A A D C N B O R UE A K R H N E C E L D R T L A O S L B O T E S R K R E O B N W A A O D L T HIGHFIELD H LI N G St O U R U at L A EE D io R L D NW E S n O A V O A O O I D R O T D R N BICESTER CENTRAL E D D A S R D E R BLENHEIM l T O IV E DRIVE lo R R E Industrial Estate LF R tm E T E A E PARISH WARD S e T T E n D P t G L S E a I B E 40 r F 30 K d Business D e A n H A s Centre Y S O A M JA R U R W R V H N D IS D O ' C School A L W A M BICESTER TOWN ED C A A K A O O N E R E N R R O S L AD B S E E (6) C N N K A d D O n D D A a A O R y r O DRI R T a l BICESTER CP o R Y H D im o Y V B A r h A E O P c N W H R ds S LE S N el ry O IL A S O fi e T NV T T g rs N A E R G n u R o N U G U E IN L E TH A Bicester Community N T I L E W College V School A S N BICESTER L E O E N U G Q F IE L D S K E B N 40 ING 30 SC A L L ER V E I E RO M C AD A T G OR N D O I R I R S A S B F H BICESTER SOUTH WEST R R K E EN IE O N A ED L E A H Y D P RO D A C D PARISH WARD K R S ING O T S A A R VE D D E NU N E E E T M D ID 'S DL C OA ET G H R O N U N N I R O ST C T ON K UN EY H LA RO AY AD ST EW REET US BICESTER WEST ED CA Hospital GA VR AY (7) D D School BICESTER TOWN RI A VE O L R O PARISH WARD N D R D O Y O WA F N S X D R AR O L O AL A M D BICESTER TOWN WARD CHESTERTON NORTH E 0 V PARISH WARD 3 Recreation Ground BICESTER SOUTH EAST PARISH WARD I 0 4 R D B Y A PIN R GL Langford BICESTER SOUTH WARD V E D A R G PLOUGHLEY ED IV Village A E (13) 41 D Retail Park A AY O W Y DS A CHESTERTON CP R AR W D LL E A IN R M R O EG F R X E O P Primary School Business Centre L O N D School CHESTERTON VILLAGE O N R PARISH WARD O A D Y A A W L C K A IC l H lo E W tm S H e C n T T E E t G R R a W rd R e n O s A D Chesterton B PW 5 41 9 00 0 4 A OTMOOR ED Bruern Abbey School (12) ANE GREEN L AMBROSDEN AND CHESTERTON WARD Nature AD 221000m O Reserve R T T O 456000m AC ST AMBROSDEN CP E W SP52SE A 1 4 4 1 A SHEET 3, MAP 3B Proposed electoral division boundaries in Kidlington A 4 A 2 4 6 SHIPTON-ON-CHERWELL AND THRUPP CP D 4 0 N ROA BLADO Hampton Poyle PW NE CHURCH LA Oxford Airport W Sparrowgap Bridge O B O A Ri D N ve S r C T B he O U rw C R el K l R Y O R A D O A D KIRTLINGTON WARD O X Allot F O Gdns R ok D ro l B KIDLINGTON ROUNDHAM Business Park R e O ow A R PARISH WARD D HAMPTON GAY AND POYLE CP KIRTLINGTON ED ANE H RD L C (11) FO A ANG L O R KIDLINGTON CP P PW P KIDLINGTON ST MARY'S A S K N 4 C E O 3 I PARISH WARD V O A T E Motor Park L A N T D L S O R D O TH F E E M G O C O N R R KIDLINGTON NORTH WARD S A E L S C E T N E M E WOODSTOCK ED T A R R T L S B O (61) R H O C Industrial Estate R O U G U x H H f o A C r V WOODSTOCK AND BLADON WARD R d E o C w a D e l n A a D B O r l A BLADON CP o R RecreationPark Hill Recreation o Ground O E B R k Ground N A N D PW Y A L B U E R M Y N R E O B A D WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT W O M I O LL D S T (E) S R T E E O T C ET K RE T R S IGH O School H A D E A S CHERWELL DISTRICT T E X E (A) T BR E AS R EN D RIV W R O E A LYNE R SE T OAD O E R A M D Recreation E AD Ground E R iv Bladon PW N e A r L C Reservoir h S e r D D N w FERNHILL ROA e A A C l O V H l PW E E W THE R RW D PH N A O ELP CRO E O S E FT AVE L R O NUE L ILL E A D T Council Offices H ook R VE G r H S l B RIN owe G Begbroke E T R SP O KIDLINGTON ORCHARD C K P HE D LP OTMOOR ED R S PARISH WARD A Gosford O QU Bridge A E RO G Kidlington EN D S R R AV R (12) D E E O W V T E H S E L A G S N KIDLINGTON SOUTH WARD R ICE T D S U B B E OTMOOR BEGBROKE CP N V KIDLINGTON EXETER I A D Y Begbroke Science Park E E E L V WARD E R I PARISH WARD E R N V D A A L Y D D W A R A O S W ISLIP CP N R N S L G O IL A T V IN N H C E K R R A U H Y C BICESTER ROAD PW Football Ground O t X n F Allot e Schools s O m n Gdns t e R lo d l r D a A G M R W O O A A R T D T E O R NE N NDY LA E A S Edward Field A A T V Primary and O E N N Gosford Hill Nursery U School L Schools A E O N x E fo M rd A C P a L n E Gosford a A l Y V A E W N U L L E E W A Rec Grnd M L O M R O C N E D N A A V L E N N U Allot O E T Gdns N Allot R A Gdns Y H A M P D E N D R I V S E TR AT FIE KIDLINGTON ED LD RO (10) AD W PW O KIDLINGTON DOGWOOD O R D S EYNSHAM ED U T O T C PARISH WARD T K E RTH R N GA O (56) THE A Garden City L D Yarnton A N E YARNTON CP EYNSHAM AND CASSINGTON WARD A 4 2 6 0 CASSINGTON CP William Fletcher Primary School YARNTON, GOSFORD AND WATER EATON WARD G RE AT C LO SE GOSFORD AND WATER EATON CP R A O A 4 D 1 AY 6 ON W 5 MERT ok ro B ge id Y br s A CA ng SS i W 212000m ING K T E ON ROA Z Water D E I Eaton R F Bridge C 446000m H U R C H SP41SE L A N E A 4 A 1 4 4 6 5 4 3 A.
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