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The Boundary Committee for England Periodic Electoral k ec n B do im Cr THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND N or th S an ds PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF HARTLEPOOL C O A S T A R O Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Hartlepool 1 0 A 8 D 6 January 2003 AD E O A E R S LL IN VI G RT T A O H N R O Caravan Park O C A E D A HART N R STATION O A D Caravan Park VE RI D WY OS G Barnard Grove IN K Junior & Infant Schools S T U D L A AY N W D CK STO D OD R WO S I A V R N E D D G B IN A D N E E W A K P AY llo HART WARD S S tm D N en R t G I O a V T rde E G ns N I L D K I R IN LA D ZE G NB R Y R OAD O N D S E A Playing W D O Field Y W R D E O O V D H D R A R R C I V H G H T E T N E I R I S E R M T P L W E E S S V D C E R E D S L D O T A R W L A O O DR C O W C O AK OD G WH O IT R ROU R T W E Henry Smith A L L Y I School M L E C V A All otm en CK P t G O R ar IST O de AV H ns T LT C U KIN L F G O Ch A SWY V DR E IVE R I N G R E O A A S St Peter's D IN G Sec Modern Sch St John T O Vianney N 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