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Introduction This document represents the views of the very late stage and where there were Conservative Party in Cornwall. significant increases in predicted electorates these were taken into consideration and This submission is made with the support of allowances were made accordingly. the Conservative Party’s voluntary organisations in the area following We support the creation of 87 single member consultation and discussions with all Cornish divisions. With a predicted county electorate MPs, Councillors at Unitary and Parish levels of 449,182 this gives an average of 5,163 and the voluntary Party. electors per division. With a 10% tolerance this should give divisions with electorates of Conservatives currently hold all six between 4,647 to 5,679. In nearly all the Parliamentary seats in the county, with 46 divisions proposed in this document Councillors they are the largest Party on electorates fall within these parameters. Cornwall Council and in 2017 more people in However in the divisions where they do not, Cornwall voted for the Conservative Party no polling district boundaries have been than for any other political party. This changed and this could always be possible if submission carries a great deal of weight and the electorates were unacceptable to the support behind it and has been discussed Commission. and formulated involving individuals and organisations from around the County. Wherever at all possible this submission has avoided splitting Parishes between divisions Conservative Councillors have participated in as feelings were very strongly against this the review procedure conducted by the across the county. In urban areas some Council and in many areas agree with the polling district boundaries have been changed conclusions of the local and county panels, to facilitate divisions within the tolerance. however, in some areas that is not the case. In those cases alternative boundaries have There will be some Conservative Councillors been submitted in this document. who may feel that local representations and feelings are such that they cannot fully As the Council have used the Community support this county-wide submission and we Network Areas (CNAs) as the building blocks respect their views. With such a far-reaching this submission also uses that methodology review involving the loss of a third of the but, similarly to the Council’s proposals, there divisions this is inevitable. are new divisions that cross existing CNA boundaries. Names for the new divisions have been suggested and it is accepted these may Electorates used in this document are the change but it is felt that historic and local 2023 predicted electorates provided by the Cornish names should be retained wherever Council. The Council did amend these at a possible. West Penwith Community Network Area 6 Divisions Narrative It was felt very strongly that the heart of Newlyn division that would bring it to the Penzance should be kept within 2 urban upper limits of the permitted electorate. divisions if at all possible. The Gulval area of There are a number of suitable roads along Penzance already has strong links with which the split could be made including Ludgvan and it is appropriate that area of the Creeping Lane. We agree with the name of town could move into a division with Ludgvan Newlyn and St Buryan for this division. parish. Likewise the south west of the town For Division 3 we have included the whole of has strong links with Newlyn and the two the Ludgvan and Madron parishes together areas merge in the Tolcarne and Alverton with Gulval polling districts to the east of area and to include part of the Penzance Penzance. There are existing strong links Promenade area in a division with Newlyn between Gulval and Ludgvan and this makes also is acceptable. It does create divisions far more sense than adding the northern with high electorates, close to the upper estates of Penzance into a rural division. This tolerance, but these are divisions in mainly division should be named Ludgvan, Madron urban areas that are easier for councillors to and Gulval. deal with higher electorates. It has been necessary to split polling districts IPP2 and It is now possible to create 2 divisions wholly IPE2 but there are number of suitable roads within the town boundaries of Penzance. along which the new boundaries could be Division 4, Penzance Central and Promenade drawn to create new polling districts with around the centre of the town and Division 5, suitable electorates. Penzance Heamoor and Treneere, to the north and east of the town . We strongly oppose the Cornwall Council submission that has effectively merged this We agree with the Council’s proposals for CNA with that of St Ives and Hayle, it has split Division 6, Marazion and St Erth. This creates the Ludgvan Parish between 3 divisions, it has a division of 4 complete parishes with similar mixed very urban estates to the north of villages with common services and Penzance with very rural areas and it has also infrastructure. broken up the Newlyn parish. We agree with the Council’s proposals for Division 1 and St Just seems an appropriate name for this division. It consists of 4 complete parishes that contain villages with a great deal in common and shared schools and services. Our submission for Division 2 differs slightly to that of Cornwall Council. We think it is wrong to split off part of the Newlyn parish into another division but we would split the IPP2 parish to bring an electorate into the West Penwith Community St Just 1 ISJ1 1460 ISJ2 934 Network Area ISJ3 617 ISJ4 866 ISN1 576 ISN2 101 ISA1 381 ISA2 151 ISL 388 5474 Newlyn & St Buryan 2 INM1 924 INM2 537 INM3 1169 INM4 604 INM5 301 IPA 209 ISB1 1033 ISB2 156 Part IPP2 700 5633 Ludgvan, Madron & Gulval 3 ILN1 1298 ILN2 563 ILN3 491 ILN4 213 ILN5 197 IPG1 662 IPG2 535 IMD1 457 IMD2 825 IZR 174 IMH 56 5471 Penzance Promenade & Central 4 IPP1 814 Part IPP2 675 IPP3 1022 IPC1 1114 IPC4 1104 IPC3 510 Part IPE2 400 5639 Penzance Heamoor & Treneere 5 IPH1 943 IPH2 1234 IPC2 585 IPE1 1254 Part IPE2 490 IPE3 1102 5608 Marazion & St Erth 6 IMZ 1213 IPR1 1654 IPR2 331 ISH 695 IER 1204 ISM 21 5118 West Penwith Community Network Area 3 6 1 5 4 2 3 5 4 2 Hayle & St Ives Community Network Area 4 Divisions Narrative St Ives & Hayle CNA It was felt very strongly that there should be a division that contained the centre of St Ives St Ives 7 and represented the town’s interests. ISW1 440 Similarly it was felt that to split Hayle town ISW2 752 into 2 parts and join them with rural areas Part ISW5 600 was not satisfactory. ISE1 876 ISE2 846 This submission does not require the ISE3 864 Divisions including St Ives, Lelant and Carbis ISE4 134 Bay to spill over into the West Penwith CNA. ISE5 302 St Erth Parish has however been included 4814 Lelant, Carbis Bay and with the Marazion area in its own division. St Ives Rural 8 Division 7, St Ives, includes all the polling ITK 314 districts surrounding St Ives harbour and ILC1 1189 town centre. The polling district ISW5 is split ILC2 1164 with the neighbouring division. There are a ILC3 918 ISW3 774 number of roads along which the division can ISW4 146 be made split including Penbeagle Lane Part ISW5 478 4983 which would make a neat boundary. Division Division 8, Lelant, Carbis Bay and St Ives number Division Electorate * Rural, includes the complete parishes of 8 Hayle 4860 Lelant and Carbis Bay and Towednack plus 2 complete polling districts, ISW3 and ISW4, 9 Gwinnear - Gwithian from St Ives parish plus the remainder of & Phillack 4971 ISW5 in order to bring the electorate up to an * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission acceptable level. These are all semi-rural areas that combine well with the other parishes. We agree with and support the Council’s submission for Divisions 8, Hayle and 9, Gwinear-Gwithian & Phillack. This gives a division for the vast majority of Hayle town and incorporates the Phillack area, which is quite distinct, in with similar areas to the north and east of the town. It does not necessitate the splitting of rural parishes or dividing villages. Hayle & St Ives Community Network Area 7 8 10 9 7 8 Helston and South Kerrier Community Network Area 5 Divisions Narrative Division Having tried different configurations number Division Electorate * for the divisions in this network area 11 Porthleven, Breage & Germoe 5530 we have concluded that the Council 12 Crowan, Sithney & Wendron 5433 submission is an acceptable solution. We also agree with the names for 13 Helston North 5280 these divisions as shown in the 14 Helston South & Meneage 5358 neighbouring table. 15 Mullion & St Keverne 5244 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission Camborne, Poole, Illogan & Redruth Community Network Area 10 Divisions Narrative Contributed by Cllr John Herd This network area has a total electorate 50155, with 10 Division 17 new divisions the average electorate would be in the Trelowarren (Camborne Central) region of 5016 per division. The network area covers 2 Town Councils and 8 Parish Councils CCL1 2081 CCL2 968 Council Electorate Divisions CCL3 1092 Camborne Town 17822 3.55 Part CCR1 800 Redruth Town 11954 2.38 Total 4941 Carn Brea Parish 6918 1.37 New Division Name : Camborne Central Illogan Parish 4364 0.87 This division would be wholly within the Camborne Lanner Parish 2242 0.44 Town Council boundary stretching from the Railway Stithians Parish 1722 0.34 line in the south encompassing the existing polling St Day Parish 1401 0.28 districts of Camborne Trelowarren and part of polling Gwennap Parish 1276 0.25 district CCR1(800 electors).
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