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THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND M A R S T O N A KENNET DISTRICT B NORTH WILTSHIRE DISTRICT M PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF WILTSHIRE A I S E 1 ALDBOURNE AND RAMSBURY 10 BOX, COLERNE AND LACOCK Y 2 AVON AND PEWSEY 11 CALNE Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries 3 BEDWYN AND COLLINGBOURNE 12 CALNE AND WITHOUT 4 BROMHAM AND POTTERNE 13 CENTRAL March 2004 5 DEVIZES NORTH 14 CHIPPENHAM NORTH LATTON 6 DEVIZES SOUTH 15 CHIPPENHAM PEWSHAM ASHTON KEYNES 7 LAVINGTON AND CANNINGS 16 CHIPPENHAM WEST 8 MARLBOROUGH 17 CORSHAM CRUDWELL OAKSEY CRICKLADE 9 TIDWORTH AND LUDGERSHALL 18 CRICKLADE AND PURTON 19 KINGTON CRICKLADE ASHTON KEYNES AND MINETY 20 MALMESBURY 21 MINETY LEIGH 22 WOOTTON BASSETT NORTH MINETY 23 WOOTTON BASSETT SOUTH HANKERTON 18 H G U O R O C SALISBURY DISTRICT D WEST WILTSHIRE DISTRICT B N E K O R CHARLTON B PURTON 24 ALDERBURY 35 BRADFORD-ON-AVON MALMESBURY PURTON 21 BRAYDON 25 AMESBURY 36 HOLT AND PAXCROFT MALMESBURY 26 BOURNE AND WOODFORD VALLEY 37 MANOR VALE EASTON GREY 27 CHALKE AND NADDER 38 MELKSHAM AND WITHOUT 28 DOWNTON AND EBBLE VALLEY 39 MELKSHAM CENTRAL LEA AND CLEVERTON SOPWORTH 29 DURRINGTON AND BULFORD 40 TROWBRIDGE EAST SHERSTON BRINKWORTH AND THE SOMERFORDS LYD 30 MERE AND TISBURY 41 TROWBRIDGE WEST IARD MILLIC ENT 31 SALISBURY EAST 42 WARMINSTER EAST AND WYLYE NORTON 32 SALISBURY SOUTH 43 WARMINSTER WEST ST PAUL MALMESBURY WITHOUT ST PAUL MALMESBURY WITHOUT BRINKWORTH 33 SALISBURY WEST 44 WESTBURY HAM AND DILTON AND SHERSTON LITTLE 22 SOMERFORD W O 34 WILTON AND WYLYE 45 WESTBURY LAVERTON AND SHEARWATER 20 OT TO LYDIARD TREGOZE N N 46 WHORWELLSDOWN HUNDRED O BA RT S LUCKINGTON H SE T A T T N H D E B L GREAT SOMERFORD R Y HULLAVINGTON O D WOOTTON BASSETT A IA DAUNTSEY D R T D O S WOOTTON BASSETT W SOUTH N SEAGRY STANTON ST QUINTIN GRITTLETON CHRISTIAN MALFORD TOCKENHAM BROAD TOWN KINGTON 23 NETTLETON LANGLEY LYNEHAM AND BRADENSTOKE SUTTON BENGER B NETTLETON LYNEHAM BAYDON KINGTON ST MICHAEL KINGTON LANGLEY CASTLE COMBE CLYFFE PYPARD 19 BROAD HINTON ALDBOURNE YATTON KEYNELL CHIPPENHAM PARK ALDBOURNE LANGLEY BURRELL WITHOUT HILMARTON KINGSTON ST MICHAEL NORTH WRAXALL SEE CHIPPENHAM BREMHILL CHIPPENHAM INSET HILL RISE OGBOURNE ST GEORGE WITHOUT BREMHILL WINTERBOURNE BASSETT 14 CEPEN PARK CHIPPENHAM CHIPPENHAM ALLINGTON AUDLEY BIDDESTONE CALNE BERWICK BASSETT OGBOURNE ST ANDREW CHIPPENHAM WESTCROFT/ 16 13 CHIPPENHAM MONKTON PARK LICKHILL QUEENS CHIPPENHAM CHIPPENHAM LONDON ROAD OGBOURNE COMPTON BASSETT WEST SELKLEY COLERNE CALNE ABBERD 1 COLERNE WINTERBOURNE MONKTON 15 HILMARTON RAMSBURY K 11 CHILTON FOLIAT IC CHIPPENHAM CHIPPENHAM W CALNE CALNE RAMSBURY K 17 REDLAND PEWSHAM 12 IC P CHILVESTER CORSHAM CALNE PRIESTLEY MILDENHALL CORSHAM CALNE MARDEN CHERHILL PRESHUTE CHIPPENHAM MARLBOROUGH AVON CALNE WITHOUT AVEBURY MARLBOROUGH F EAST Y F WEST I 8 E CALNE QUEMERFORD L LACOCK CALNE WITHOUT D MARLBOROUGH BOX LACOCK WITH NESTON AND GASTARD FROXFIELD BOX 10 WEST OVERTON EAST KENNETT LITTLE BEDWYN HEDDINGTON SAVERNAKE ATWORTH AND WHITLEY MELKSHAM NORTH BROMHAM MONKTON FARLEIGH ATWORTH LCPS OF BROUGHTON GIFFORD 37 MELKSHAM WITHOUT BISHOPS CANNINGS BEDWYN AND MELKSHAM WITHOUT CP 39 BROMHAM AND ROWDE SOUTH WRAXALL MELKSHAM MELKSHAM R BISHOPS CANNINGS HUISH R O WOODROW O UN BROUGHTON U PEWSEY VALE GREAT BEDWYN GIFFORD N D MELKSHAM W D D R A ALLCANNINGS A WOOTTON RIVERS W Y ALTON WITHOUT N R A E B Y MILTON LILBOURNE T S MANOR VALE HAM 38 N SHALBOURNE ROWDE O T MELKSHAM SPA N BURBAGE HOLT A T WILCOT DEVIZES NORTH S WINSLEY BRADFORD-ON-AVON LIMPLEY NORTH HOLT 5 BURBAGE STOKE DEVIZES DEVIZES EAST SEEND 35 36 SEEND BUTTERMERE STAVERTON BRADFORD-ON-AVON ETCHILHAMPTON MILTON LILBOURNE SEMINGTON WOODBOROUGH A BRADFORD-ON-AVON PAXCROFT EASTON POULSHOT SOUTH HILPERTON 6 GRAFTON PEWSEY 3 TROWBRIDGE STERT WESTWOOD DEVIZES SOUTH SHALBOURNE ADCROFT GREAT HINTON PATNEY BEECHINGSTOKE PEWSEY POTTERNE ALL CANNINGS BULKINGTON KEEVIL 4 POTTERNE TROWBRIDGE TROWBRIDGE 40 TROWBRIDGE PARK NORTH NEWNTON JOHN OF GAUNT W O R T 7 O WINGFIELD SUMMERHAM N MANNINGFORD CP TIDCOMBE AND FOSBURY 41 MARSTON URCHFONT 2 SOUTHWICK TROWBRIDGE STEEPLE ASHTON COLLINGBOURNE KINGSTON AND WINGFIELD DRYNHAM MARDEN URCHFONT CHIRTON WEST ASHTON TROWBRIDGE NORTH COLLEGE BRADLEY SOUTHWICK D UPAVON R UPAVON COLLINGBOURNE E O EVERLEIGH 46 A F CHUTE CHEVERELL S S M T L A E I R R W N K T O E O T T N L E L R A HEYWOOD K A L V H L O I A N C A T A N G H S V S G T E R U N A O COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS L A N R O M R P EDINGTON T E L L S L L L E E U R R O E E ETHANDUNE C V V LAVINGTONS E E H H C WESTBURY C ENFORD HAM CHUTE FOREST BRATTON WEST LAVINGTON WESTBURY LUDGERSHALL 44 LUDGERSHALL WESTBURY FITTLETON DILTON MARSH LAVERTON D NETHERAVON 9 DILTON MARSH TIDWORTH, PERHAM DOWN AND LUDGERSHALL SOUTH TIDWORTH CHAPMANSLADE TILSHEAD UPTON SCUDAMORE NETHERAVON BREMHILL ORCHESTON FIGHELDEAN L T L S E A MILSTON E R T R S R BULFORD E E U T W T B WARMINSTER S HEYTESBURY U R W Y H E IN O O T R E T S T H CORSLEY M S 29 L R IN R P T C O G I M H NORTON O A H R IS N W N A W B BAVANT W CHITTERNE A H I L K P R I DURRINGTON L P 43 BULFORD A P L E KNOOK N 42 DURRINGTON N R SHREWTON H E I P S A E E CHOLDERTON C M L KINGSTON L E V O L TILL VALLEY AND WYLYE ST MICHAEL N AMESBURY O T HORNINGSHAM P WEST U WINTERBOURNE 45 STOKE AMESBURY AMESBURY 14 MID WYLYE VALLEY EAST SUTTON VENY CODFORD LONGBRIDGE DEVERILL 25 19 CHIPPENHAM 34 NEWTON TONY WILSFORD CUM LAKE PARK BERWICK ST JAMES K SHEARWATER R WYLYE A P MAIDEN BRADLEY WITH YARNFIELD ALLINGTON BRIXTON N DEVERILL BOYTON E STAPLEFORD UPPER BOURNE, IDMISTON N P O T STEEPLE LANGFORD AND WINTERBOURNE M G E N N I R A R STOCKTON C E DURNFORD O H H M S IDMISTON CHIPPENHAM T N A KILMINGTON LOWER WYLYE D KINGSTON DEVERILL G M E AND WOODFORD VALLEY WITHOUT H A N 26 P N H I N N WOODFORD A E P L Y E P I L H P E L I L P T H WINTERBOURNE H D D GREAT C D U K A CHICKLADE U P C R WISHFORD C E A I A SOUTH NEWTON I W N O R O R E E H B L S T WESTERN AND MERE S C STOURTON WITH GASPER K FONTHILL BISHOP FIRSDOWN R CHIPPENHAM WINTERSLOW A CHILMARK P 16 HINDON TEFFONT DINTON N WEST KNOYLE LAVERSTOCK E BARFORD ST MARTIN B A MERE FONTHILL AND NADDER E N S M D T P ZENNOR 13 E S M E R T A BISHOPDOWN R R C T A K 30 ON 33 T N S F QUIDHAMPTON T WINTERSLOW O EAST KNOYLE FONTHILL GIFFORD P O 31 PITTON C A R W H D AND FARLEY V WILTON U LAVERSTOCK E IP BURCOMBE L ST P A C WITHOUT C EN KNOYLE WILTON RO H M ST EDMUND CLARENDON PARK F AM A T/Q H AND MILFORD U N COMPTON EE E TISBURY CHAMBERLAYNE NETHERHAMPTON N P 32 ST MARTIN S P SUTTON FISHERTON AND AND MILFORD I WEST TISBURY MANDEVILLE FOVANT H BEMERTON VILLAGE AM TISBURY AND FOVANT NH WEST DEAN C AR T H AS E S HARNHAM WEST W A L BRITFORD L O GRIMSTEAD W 10 SEDGEHILL AND SEMLEY C L I F LACOCK S F ALDERBURY E T R 24 A CORSHAM LACOCK WITH T F O EBBLE 17 NESTON AND 27 BISHOPSTONE R CORSHAM D GASTARD T ANSTY O BROAD CHALKE N ODSTOCK E COOMBE BISSETT Y CHALKE VALLEY DONHEAD INSET ST ANDREW WHITEPARISH EBBESBORNE WAKE ALDERBURY ALVEDISTON AND WHITEPARISH DOWNTON 28 DONHEAD ST MARY BOWER CHALKE DONHEAD BERWICK ST JOHN DOWNTON AND REDLYNCH LANDFORD Parishes in Kennet District Operative 1.4.04 REDLYNCH KEY EXISTING DISTRICT BOUNDARY TOLLARD ROYAL PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY EXISTING WARD NAME WINTERSLOW PARISH NAME GRIMSTEAD EXISTING PARISH WARD NAME CEPEN PARK SOUTH "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence Number: GD03114G".
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