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THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE for ENGLAND PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW of ESSEX Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries Ap MAP 1 Braintree District. Braintree Town and Braintree Eastern divisions MAP 2 Castle Point Borough. Hadleigh, South Benfleet and Thundersley divisions Great Bradfords County Infant & Junior Schools A 1 Little Common 3 1 Great Common NEW THUNDERSLEY Recreation Ground Lyons Hall County Primary School Robert Drake County Primary School H C A O R BOCKING BLACKWATER WARD P P A THUNDERSLEY ELECTORAL DIVISION N O M M (22) O BOCKING ELECTORAL DIVISION C ST PETER'S WARD R A Y Claydons Farm THUNDERSLEY L (6) E I G Heli Pad H R O A D Caravan Park OAD HART R D LL ROA Kingston GESHA COG Primary School Caravan Site Cedar Hill School B R O A Thundersley County A D L Infant & Junior Schools 1 A 2 N 0 D S CEDAR HALL WARD H T R O N Playing Field E E CHAS U THE N E V A K M E A N R N T E R T A H B R THE CHASE O A Coombe Wood D LO NDO N R BRE OAD AD AND CH EES E H C ILL R VICTORIA E S S South East Essex IN G Sixth Form College WARD R O A D TH OU E S NU VE M A TRA BAR Kents Hill Junior and Infant School 223000m KILN ROAD D A O R N E C R R R E A 577000m S S W IN TL72SE G R BRAINTREE CENTRAL O A D WARD Thundersley Glen L IL H L E King George's Field P A H C APPLETON WARD Chapel Hill STISTED CP County Primary School D A O R BRAINTREE TOWN ELECTORAL DIVISION K R A P (8) Sports Ground Y Lakes Industrial E Football Ground L Park S R E D N U H T The King John School BRAINTREE EAST WARD and Sixth Form College D A O R T E E L F BRAINTREE EASTERN ELECTORAL DIVISION N E SOUTH BENFLEET B (7) The Alec Hunter High School HADLEIGH ELECTORAL DIVISION SOUTH BENFLEET ELECTORAL DIVISION (20) (21) Boyce Hill Golf Course BOYCE WARD H I G H R O A D in a r B r CRESSING AND e v L i IL E H R STISTED WARD AG AR VIC C BRAINTREE R Country Park E S Nursery S I SOUTH WARD N G Y R WA O X SE A ES D CRESSING CP ST MARY'S WARD M IL L E N Chapel Hill Business N IU and Retail Park M W 0 2 A 1 Y A ST JAMES WARD 185000m 579000m Benfleet Downs TQ78NE MAP 3 Colchester Borough. Abbey and Parsons Heath and East Gates divisions MILE END AND HIGHWOODS ELECTORAL DIVISION CANVEY ISLAND WEST WARD B HIGHWOODS WARD enfle S et C (37) ' reek N MILE END WARD H D CANVEY ISLAND WEST O R J MYLAND CP ELECTORAL DIVISION T WA S (19) The Cowdray Centre MAP 4 Tendring District. Clacton North and Clacton West divisions Colne View Retail Park 22.3m D A O R C CO O W H LC D C H R I E AY ST A W ER VE S B N P U I Y P E AS S RO AD Elcombe Farm Allotment Gardens Sports Centre ne ol C er iv R BRIGHTLINGSEA ELECTORAL DIVISION Cricket Ground ST ANNE'S WARD (59) ST OSYTH AND POINT CLEAR WARD Elm Farm ST OSYTH CP Castle Park CASTLE WARD BOCKINGS ELM WARD CLACTON NORTH ELECTORAL DIVISION (61) PARSONS HEATH AND EAST GATES L I T T L ELECTORAL DIVISION E C L A (38) C T O N R C O A A S D T L E R O E A R N D O A L M S A W N O COLCHESTER R ING'S GROVE R O BOCK D O A O D ABBEY ELECTORAL DIVISION CLACTON WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION W (32) Recreation (62) Ground The Brace of Pistols (PH) EAST H7.6m ILL 25.5m EET H STR D HIG OA BOCKING'S ELM 'S R HN JO ST Reservoir (Covered) E ST AUGU U STINE N M E E V A W Y S R E Playing Field B E S O R Allotment Gardens PETER BRUFF WARD ET TRE Y S IOR Nursery PR Dutchess Farm 216000m 225000m 615000m VE 600000m R RI RUSH GREEN WARD iv H D er C IS E o ND V lne VE I CA R D TM11NW D R O TL92SE F T A L F J A Y W I C K L A SO UTH WAY St Botolph's Station MAP 5 Harlow District. Harlow South East and Harlow West divisions A NEW TOWN WARD 4 1 Potter Street 4 County Primary School Harlow Common Brays Grove AY BUSH FAIR WARD Comprehensive School W RN HE UT SO Holy Cross RC Primary School HARLOW SOUTH EAST ELECTORAL DIVISION Church (49) P O T T WAY SOU E THERN THERN WAY R SOU S T THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND R Church Yard E E T Chapel Fields PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF ESSEX Church White Horse Inn ON MM CO OW RL HA Harlow Common Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries April 2004 T R O T T E R Sheet 2 of 2 S HARLOW COMMON WARD R O A D Latton Common Pear Tree Mead County Primary School HARLOW WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION KEY (50) PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY L O EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY N D O Harlow Park PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME N ABBEY ELECTORAL DIVISION R O 547000m A D LATTON BUSH A The Gatekeeper 4 1 (PH) 4 Playing Field "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission 208000m with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. Latton Common Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence Number: GD03114G" TL40NW.
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