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THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND KEY UNITARY AUTHORITY BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF SHROPSHIRE PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Draft Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of Shropshire July 2008 PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Sheet 2 of 4 OSWESTRY EAST ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME OSWESTRY CP PARISH NAME CASTLE PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. SHEET 2, MAP 2A Proposed Electoral Divisions in Oswestry Town B 4 5 7 9 Show Ground Brogyntyn Pavilion Brogyntyn Farm Hall Sports Ground Oakhurst Playing Field Old Oswestry Fort Park Green B 4580 A 495 Park Hall SELATTYN AND GOBOWEN ED Pond Works SELATTYN AND GOBOWEN CP Drenewydd South LB Lodge Underhill Farm E T Park L Drenewydd Cottage Derwent Brogyntyn Park WHITTINGTON ED Grange Oldport 495 Pond 0 A WHITTINGTON CP 58 4 B Pond Brogyntyn Park Recreation Ground Underhill The Mount Sewage Works y Pond wa ail R Sports Ground Works ed ntl ma Dis GATACRE Factory Brickkilns PARISH WARD E l l S u Haw b kstone Park S ta Parc Uchaf Works LB Woodside L L Primary School W l Y Allotment N The M Gardens R O O Hayes U A N Works T D R O TCB A D Depot Allotment Gardens The Meadows Primary School Viscount Bridgeman Court Community Centre Works LB B P 4 Depot l B 9 a 45 5 6 80 7 0 y 9 5 g r B CAMBRIAN o T u S n Depot d Recreation to E IC PARISH WARD OSWESTRY WEST ED O Ground R E T A A V K E A S P H B T Slurry Pit R MASERFIELD LB Shelf Bank W ST CABIN LANE A CASTLE F H e br V er PARISH WARD ill t a H PARISH WARD G I Horse Market PC P H A R Castle High Fawr K (remains of) A V W E Transport N IL L Oerley Hall U Museum O Council E W S Offices T R SB OSWESTRY EAST ED E E T AY W S Y L S E L L B A R Oswestry R Y W E A RISE N H Infant School O NFORD H S LLA A L MI FO E and Nursery DD Reservoir D W LE R TO High Lea D N RO Llanforda Uchaf Cae Glas Park AD D OSWESTRY CP OA N R Bk O P T H DLE W ID e n d W o M v a e r y s i de Plas Waen OSWESTRY Bellan House P H Playing Field Plas-ffynon School as ll Beech Grove C of E i V (CROESOSWALLT) ale n d Ly (Government Offices) Junior School Telephone The Pond d Magistrates o Exchange Green o Court W a Court li a Top House Farm w G IELD ERF MAS Water l3 Treatment Works The Oswestry Penda School Retail Park Our Lady and St Oswald's Catholic Primary School OSWESTRY SOUTH ED Middleton Adult Training Works Centre Oswestry Leisure Centre White House Farm MID B D L 4 E 5 TO 7 N Maes-y-llan 9 RD (Playing Field) Walford and LANE BROOMHALL CASTLE Factory North Shropshire College PARISH WARD The Marches School AD RO N NE O EF TR Cemetery CAREG LLWYD PARISH WARD SH REWSB M UR Y ROAD O R D A A R 5 O A D Cricket Ground Veterinary Centre Oswestry Smithfield B 4579 Playing Field A 5 3 E 8 N 4 A E I L S n A d N O u Factory A L s Factory L C t Y ri A a Service N l E D E Area P R s ta O t M e Depot Weston Lodge El Sub Sta Cold Store The Gardens Tyn-y-coed Ambulance Station Refuse Collection Site LO M VE LAN Llwynymaen E A E S B U R Y A 5 R D Ashfield Hotel D D W A L C - Mile House Mile Oak Y Penylan Mill - Mile End Industrial Estate S E Golf Course R A ive M r M ord a Morda Bridge Depot 328,000m 327,000m Depot SJ22NE ise pr er e nt tr E en C Weston House OSWESTRY RURAL CP Pond Coed-y-go Farm Mill l Holiday Centre 3 Football Llwyn-y-mapsis Ground Llwyn-y-mapsis Mile End D Golf Course A Coed-y-go O GP R Trefarclawdd R Y Morda iv e R r T Bryn-aber M S o W r Scale :E 1cm = 0.7000 km d e a W s Weston Cotton to S n Farm O P Grid interval 1km oo ls Hope House ST OSWALD ED (Hospice) Weston Trefarclawdd Lodge 83 4 Sewage Works A SHEET 2, MAP 2B Proposed Electoral Divisions in Market Drayton Town A 5 2 Longslow Farm 9 Victoria Farm The Woodlands Tunstall Hall Longslow (Nursing Home) Livestock Market ADDERLEY CP Victoria Bridge The Park Park NORTON IN HALES CP A 53 Sych S h Farm ro p s h 9 ir Brooklands 2 e 5 U n A io a t S b n u S Milford l E C a 3 WorksWorks n 5 Sunderstow a A l Sundorne Works Works Lords Bridge Allot ment G Factory ardens Je nny Tr Adderley Road evo r's L Industrial Estate ane A D D D OA CASTLE R E W A 53 NE R L E Y Recreation Ground R Longslow House Playing Field O A D MARKET DRAYTON EAST ED Superstore Works Builder's Yard Playing Field D A O Works R Works Timber Longlands E inf el L PREES ED Yard L Primary School Market T S helt ies S LB Drayton A C Tank Wharf W Cricket Ground E Playing Field Superstore N Superstore ta S S ub n l S h r E Te MARKET DRAYTON EAST r ver C Newcastle Road o Ri ay H p w s il E Bridge h a i R S r d PARISH WARD e H le U nt I T a R n S i ism E D o R n D S FO C T F a R A n T a E S l E T Playing Field Q U E E N Playground S The T Grove School Cemetery P H Berrisford MORETON SAY CP Woodcroft Club Bridge Superstore TCB LONGSLOW ROAD H MARKET DRAYTON IG MARKET DRAYTON CP H S T Market Drayton MARKET DRAYTON NORTH Infant and Nursery School T E E PARISH WARD R Bowling T Recreation Green S K E N Ground IR A H B S X Hall I d P n Hall O N u E ro R g H O y S H la P P MARKET DRAYTON WEST ED Drayton Bridge Market Drayton Junior School GG Springfield D OA Mobile Home Y R Park R PC PH t o 5 BU 9 WS RE SH Brookfields Market Drayton LITTLE Cottage Hospital Tern House Fresh Fields DRAYTON N E Equestrian Centre W P O R T Recreation R Ground O A D Tyrley Castle Farm D LONGFORD TURNING A L E L A N Recreation Ground D S North Lodge E S T A T Walkmill Bridge E Business Park TCB A MARKET DRAYTON SOUTH llo tm en t G PARISH WARD ar D de A ns O River Tern R E L A D 3 S 5 G A IN Walkmill Marsh T Tern Valley N Nature Reserve U Business Park B El Sub Sta Sewage Works Playground N E Effluent Plant W P O R T R O A D River Tern Salisbury Hill SJ63SW R 365,000m D R 333,000m U E L Y A A T Golf Course 5 2 Pell Wall Wood 9 CHESWARDINESalisbury Hill ED Scale : 1cm = 0.6000 km Pond Grid interval 1km Flash Wood SUTTON UPON TERN CP Hollygrove.
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