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Introduction

This document represents the views of the very late stage and where there were Conservative Party in . 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 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. 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 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 division that would bring it to the 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 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 , it has split Division 6, and . 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

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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

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8 and South Community Network Area 5 Divisions

Narrative Division Having tried different configurations number Division Electorate * for the divisions in this network area 11 , Breage & Germoe 5530 we have concluded that the Council 12 Crowan, Sithney & 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 , Poole, & 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 Parish 1722 0.34 line in the south encompassing the existing polling Parish 1401 0.28 districts of Camborne Trelowarren and part of polling Parish 1276 0.25 district CCR1(800 electors). See map for split. Parish 1275 0.25 Division 18 Parish 1181 0.23 The principle with this submission is to maintain Treslothan Beacon (Camborne South) balance of electorate per division and do the least CCS1 117 damage to Town and Parish boundaries and CCS2 1171 communities whilst minimising the splitting of current CCS3 555 polling districts. This submission requires only 4 polling CCS4 1374 districts out of 39 to be split. CCP1 1875 Division 16 Total 5092

Treswithian (Camborne North) New Division Name: Camborne South

CCW1 417 This division would be wholly within the Camborne CCW2 1121 Town Council boundary stretching from the southern CCW3 1456 boundary encompassing the western and eastern CCP2 775 boundaries of the town meeting the North and Central CCP3 608 divisions at the railway line. This division would include CCR3 612 all existing polling districts of Treslothan Division and Total 4989 - CCP1 polling District of Camborne Pendarves Division. New Division Name : Camborne North Requires no splitting of polling districts. This division would be wholly within the Camborne Division 19 Town Council boundary stretching from the North 4 Roskear Tehidy (Camborne Tehidy Pool) Coast down the western and eastern boundaries of the town then cutting across to the western boundary. CIT 1036 One polling district CCR3 from the existing Roskear CCR2 1335 Division and two polling districts from Camborne Part CCR1 1465 Pendarves Division CCP2 and CCP3. This includes all CEH 229 the small villages of Kehelland, and Part CPL 1000 Barripper to the west of the Town Centre. Requires no Total 5065 splitting of polling districts. New Division Name : Camborne Tehidy and Pool

Camborne, Poole, Illogan & Redruth Community Network Area 10 Divisions Narrative continued Division 19 continued This division would be wholly within the Redruth Town Council boundary and requires the splitting of 1 polling The existing Cornwall Division of Pool and Tehidy would district to make the numbers fit. be expanded to incorporate polling districts CCR2 and Part of CCR1. This division would cross Parish and Town Division 23 Boundaries incorporating parts of Illogan and Carn Brea Redruth South (Redruth South) Parish and Camborne Town Council. CRS1 441 Division 20 CRS2 2758 Pool (Carn Brea) Part CRN1 650 CFL1 631 Part CRC 1011 CFL2 1062 Total 4860 CFL3 197 New Division Name: Redruth South CFL4 105 This division would be wholly within the Redruth Town CBC 1583 Council boundary and requires the splitting of 2 polling Part CPL 1586 districts to make the numbers fit.

Total 5164 Division 24 New Division Name : Carn Brea Carharrack St Day Redruth Central (Redruth East) Carn Brea Parish is the largest of the Parish Councils CCK 1181 within the community network area with an electorate of 6918. Most of the electorate would be represented by CDY 1401 one divisional member. This division sits wholly within the Part CRC 2270 Parish boundary. Total 4852 -164 New Division Name: Redruth Central, Carharrack and Division 21 St Day Illogan Portreath (Illogan and Portreath) As there is insufficient electorate within Redruth to CI1 2629 maintain 3 divisions it is necessary to combine the CIP 699 parishes of St Day and Carharrack with part of the CPH 1275 Redruth central polling district. These parishes are well CCBT 525 connected and integrated with Redruth. Total 5128 Division 25 New Division Name: Illogan and Portreath Stithians Lanner Gwenapp (Lanner Stithians and Illogan and Portreath Parishes are well connected Gwenapp) communities, this division would span 3 Parish councils. CSS1 1509 The polling district CCBT (525) is part of Carn Brea parish CSS2 213 but is disconnected from the rest of the parish by the A30 dual carriageway and is more connected to Illogan village. CLR 2242 TGP1 945 Division 22 TGP2 331 Redruth North (Redruth North) Total 5240 CRN2 1655 New Division Name: Lanner Stithians and Gwennap Part CRN1 2415 The only option is to combine Lanner Stithians and CRN3 754 Gwennap parishes, this causes the least disruption to the Total 4824 communities and maintains parish boundaries. New Division Name: Redruth North

Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Area 7 Divisions

Narrative

It is felt that the Cornwall Council submission are rural and very similar to the Budock for this CNA could be improved considerably. Parish and also use services in . They already share a long boundary. The new The Constantine Division, No 26, should Falmouth Boslowick & Budock Division, No 30 consist of the Parishes of Constantine, would have an electorate near the upper limit, Smith, Mabe and and about 5,666. 330 electors from the TPN1 polling district. This results in the remainder of the Penryn The new Falmouth Division, No 32, parish being a complete division, No.27. The would consist of the old F. Arwenick Division split can be done by moving an area from the plus one polling district from Falmouth southern edge. Kernick Road would act as a Smithick, TFS3. This gives an electorate of good boundary line and a north to south 4,776. boundary could be created along the railway It will be necessary to split a polling district to line or Woodside Avenue whichever transfers create the remaining two divisions. The the required number of electors. This would Cornwall Council submission splits 2 polling give an electorate of 5,504 in Division 26. districts. This leaves 5,496 electors in the Penryn Keeping as much of the Falmouth waterfront Division, No 27. This keeps as much of the in one division seemed a logical plan. The parish area within one division as possible. Falmouth Penwerris and Smithick Division, No Unfortunately some electors have to be 31, consists of the TFS1 & 2, TFP 2 & 3 and removed and it makes sense that these are part of TFP1. Just over 800 electors are from the outer edge, away from the heart of required in this division. There are a number the town. of parallel streets off Old Hill and Glasney The Mylor and division, No 28, Road in TFP1 where a good boundary could consists of the complete parishes of Mylor, St be drawn to split the polling district. Gluvias and Perranwell. This consists of The remainder of TFP1, about 1,000 electors, villages of a similar nature that share would join with the old Falmouth Trescobeas services, schools and infrastructure. Division to create Division No 29. This submission also differs from that of Cornwall Council in the Falmouth area. It is strongly felt that the Falmouth Boslowick area (PDs TFB1 & 2) has far more in common with Budock Parish than parts of Falmouth Trescobeas (TFT1,2 & 4). Parts of Boslowick Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Area

Constantine 26 CCE1 1316 CCE2 125 CMN 1395 CME1 1249 CME2 547

Part TPN1 330 CGK 542 5504

Penryn 27 Part TPN1 1928 TPN2 1258 TPN3 1448 TPN4 862 5496

Mylor & St Gluvias 28 CGS 1256 TMR1 549 TMR2 1745 TPL 1328 4878

Falmouth Trescobeas 29 Part of TFP1 1000 or Falmouth North TFT1 1513 TFT2 795 TFT3 713 TFT4 682 4703 Falmouth Boslowick & Budock 30 CBK1 1331 CBK2 336 TFB1 2364 TFB2 1635 5666

Falmouth Penwerris & Smithick 31 TFS1 1182 or Falmouth Central TFS2 1076 Part of TFP1 819 TFP2 831 TFP3 905 4813

Falmouth Arwenack 32 TFA1 932 or Falmouth West TFA2 886 TFA3 1425 TFS3 1533 4776 29

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26 St Agnes and Community Network Area 3 Divisions

Narrative

The Cornwall Council submission for this CNA division and villages are not divided by is the only sensible configuration for these division boundaries. We propose the names: divisions. It does split parishes but it does St. Agnes (33), Perranporth, Mithian & include similar communities in the same Blackwater (34) and St Newlyn East (35).

St Agnes 33 TAS1 2863 CAS1 750 CAS4 1430 5043

Perranporth, Mithian & Blackwater 34 CAS2 522 CAS3 361 TAS2 465 TPE1 3051 TPE4 486 4885

St Newlyn East 35 TCB 1096 TPE2 486 TPE3 879 ACK 703 TNT1 1133 TNT2 315 TAN 359 4971

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33 & Roseland Community Network Area 8 Divisions

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We support the Cornwall Council submission increases the electorate to 5,561, still within for this network area with the exception of the 10% tolerance. We propose this division Divisions 41 and 42. be named Truro Tregolls and St Clement.

Division 36, Threemilestone and , It is proposed that Division 42 should combines two similar villages and retains the comprise the Parishes of , Probus and Parish of Chacewater in its entirety. We and the village of Summercourt in support the name of Threemilestone and polling district. AER1 from the China Clay Chacewater. network area. All the main villages are very similar in nature and are on A-roads that link It makes sense to include the Tolgarrick View many of them. They share services and part of the TTR4 polling district into the Feock schools. This division should have the name and Kea Division, No 37, to bring the Ladock, Probus and Summercourt as this electorate up to the required quota. We also contains the names of two of the old support the name for this division. divisions, Probus and Ladock and the most

We suggest a renaming of Division 38 to northerly village, Summercourt. Truro Gloweth and Shortlanesend, It We agree that the Grampound parish should comprises parts of 3 polling districts of join with parishes in the and Parish and the Kenwyn Church area CNA. Also that Gorran parish, within the TTE1 polling district and this name from that CNA should join together with the better reflects the area and retains the Roseland parishes to create the Roseland historic name of Kenwyn. and Gorran division, No. 43. We feel it is

The configuration of divisions 39 and 40 in important to include the name Gorran in the the Cornwall Council submission represent a name as the Roseland is a distinctive and good solution to the Truro City area and we well known area of which Gorran is not part. support the name of Truro Highertown and All the main villages and parishes in this Redannick for No 39. We feel a better name division are coastal communites and have for division 40 is Truro Boscawen, Moresk many issues in common. and Kenwyn as it retains the historic names

so familiar to Truronians.

We propose a change to Division 41 to what Cornwall Council are submitting. It seems illogical not to include all 4 polling districts of the St Clement Parish and by including the 657 electors of PD TCT4 into this Division it Truro & Roseland Community Network Area

Division number Division Electorate * 36 Threemilestone & Chacewater 4926 37 Feock & Kea 4860 Truro Malabar, Gloweth & 38 Shortlanesend 4971 39 Truro Highertown & Redannick 5087 40 Truro Boscawen, Moresk & 5244

41 Truro Tregolls & St Clement 5561 Includes TCT4 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission

Ladock, Probus & Summercourt 42 TEE 1131 TLK1 477 TLK2 816 TPS 1955 AER1 585 4964

Roseland & Gorran 43 TJT1 296 TJT2 589 TGS 714 TVN1 519 TVN2 284 TPH 147 TRE 195 TTY 701 TCY 174 AMC 64 AGN1 344 AGN2 690 4717 Truro & Roseland Community Network Area Truro & Roseland Community Network Area and St Columb Community Network Area 5 Divisions

Narrative Contributed by Cllr Kevin Towill

Division 44 - St Column and Mawgan first-time buyers. Both the areas of Tretherras and Porth share the shopping zone of Chester Comprises the 3 complete Parishes of , St Road, but all the proposed division remains Mawgan-in-Pydar and . The outside of Newquay’s commercial centre and the Town of St Columb Major acts as the hub for the night-time economy zone. proposed rural division.

The communities of and St Wenn gravitate towards the Town for services such as Division 47 - Newquay Gannel GP provision, transport links and convenience The Mayfield and Treloggan areas share many stores as the town is geographically placed in the similarities both have a high proportion of social centre of the division and the main population housing with similar demographics. area, this makes a very natural division. Both share the Trenance Valley boating lake and

gardens which separates the two areas however Division 45 -Newquay Rialton & Colon residents from both communities share many events hosted in the valley which draws them Because of the electoral numbers there will have both together. to be a cross-border seat spilling out of the Newquay Parish boundaries at some point Also, Trenance Valley generates quite a workload for the divisional member and if these two areas Colan Parish encircles a large percentage of the were split this would lead to confusion of who Newquay border together with the outlying was responsible for different parts of the Newquay areas of Watergate Bay, Trevelgue, Trenance Valley. Trevarrian and St Columb Minor.

These outlying Newquay areas have a very unique and separate identity from the main Newquay Division 48 - Newquay South area. Together with Colan these areas sometimes This proposed division would host the major feel eclipsed by Newquay when it comes to shopping high streets of the town together with resources and funding. all the pubs and clubs in the night time economy Because of large scale development the polling zone and the vast majority of the hotels B&Bs and tourism beaches together with Newquay harbour. districts of ACO2 and ANR should be in different All these businesses intermingle and interact with divisions reducing the risk of electoral inequality. residential areas of central Newquay and Pentire Colan Parish Council supports Divisional proposal in the past this has led to conflicts and difficulties. 45. Uniting this area in one division would mean the elected divisional representative who would understand the common problems across the Division 46 - Newquay East division.

The areas of Tretherras, Porth and Meadows are comparatively more modern residential estates than one would find elsewhere in the town. Many of the occupants have moved out of the centre of Newquay to downsize or are Newquay and St Columb Community Network Area

Newquay & St Columb CNA

St Columb & Mawgan 44 AMR1 610 AMR2 443 ACR1* 2617 ACR2 553 ACR3 273 AWN 306 4802

Newquay Rialton & Colon 45 ANV2 1595 ANW1 72 ANW2* 206 ANV3* 709 ACO1 1184 ACO2* 851 ACO3 165 4782

Newquay East 46 ANT4 106 ANT2 475 ANT3 2032 ANV1* 1385 ANR 1340 5338

Newquay Gannel 47 ANC1 927 Part ANC2 915 ANC3 652 ANC4 312 ANP1 1730 ANT1 838 5374

Newquay South 48 ANP2 1216 ANP3 564 ANL1 1064 ANL2 2321 Part ANC2 349 5514

* These PDs now have higher predicted 2023 electorates but still create divisions that are with the 10% tolerance.

China Clay Community Network Area 4 Divisions

Narrative

This proposal supports the Cornwall Council submission for Divisions 50 and 52. The name St Stephen-in-Brannel would be an appropriate name for Division 50 as the division consists only of polling districts of that parish.

Division 52 consists of the whole of the parish of and Treverbyn would be a suitable name for the division although we also support the name Penwithick, Stenalees and Boscoppa which includes the main villages. Although the electorate is low it will soon be boosted by the electors in the new Ecotown.

Part of the parish of , polling district AER 1, which includes the village of Summercourt has already been included in Division 42 Ladock, Probus and Summercourt. Division 49 consists of the remainder of the St Enoder parish and the whole of the St Dennis parish. These areas have a great deal in common and the villages are very similar in their demography and housing. St Dennis and Indian Queens would be an appropriate name for this division.

The remainder of the network area creates a division centred on the villages of Roche and Bugle. The polling district ELN2 from the parish would increase the electorate closer to the required average but this would mean splitting another parish between two divisions so that polling district has been included with Division 66, . The name Roche and Bugle would be appropriate for Division 51.

China Clay Community Network Area

China Clay CNA St Dennis and Indian Queens 49 AER2 1325 AER3 1789 ADS1 1830 ADS2 186 5130

St Stephens -in-Brannel 50 ASL1 419 ASL2 1313 ASL3 274 ASL4 1762 ASL5 763 ASL6 383 ASL7 222 5136

Roche and Bugle 51 ASL8 407 ARE1 2545 ARE2 231 ATN1 1555 4738

Treverbyn (name of parish) 52 ATN2 621 or ATN3 189 Penwithick, Stenalees and Boscoppa ATN4 197 ATN5 1367 plus Ecotown 500 ATN6 262 ATN7 1072 ATN8 940 4648

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50 42 St Austell and Mevagissey Community Network Area 5 Divisions

Narrative

Division 53 - and Grampound This new division is based on the old St Mewan division and consists of the parishes of St. Mewan, , the and part of polling district AAM3 and Grampound Parish (from the Truro and Roseland CNA). The split of AAM3 is shown on the maps on the following pages and the area that comes in to this division consists of a great deal of new-build on the southern side of the A390 (Cromwell Road) which abuts the APT1 polling district. This area fits in well with other communities in this division and helps to ensure that the St Austell Town area is contained within 3 compact divisions.

Division 54 - Mevagissey & Mevagissey and St Austell Bay division is a coastal belt that also separates rural St Austell from urban St Austell and incorporates the bays around St Austell and Mevagissey. It comprises very similar coastal communities and villages with similar issues, employment, community groups and infrastructure.

Divisions 55, 56 and 57 - St Austell Central, St Austell Poltair and St Austell Bethel The 3 St Austell seats are essentially larger versions of the current seats around St Austell town centre. They are near equal in size and all lie completely within the parish boundary. St Austell and Mevagissey Community Network Area

St Austell and Mevagissey CNA

53 St Mewan and Grampound AGD1 132 AGD2 526 AEE1 304 AEE2 78 AEE3 93 APL1 64 APL2 148 APL3 150 APT1 221 APT2 156 Part of AAM3 300 AMN1 913 AMN2 816 AMN3 996 4897

54 Mevagissey and St Austell Bay AMY1 1443 AMY2 341 APP 170 AAY1 519 AAY2 578 AAY3 209 ACN1 1205 ACN2 462 4927

55 St Austell Central AAG1 1095 AAG2 522 AAG3 216 AAG4 398 AAG5 1030 AAG6 203 AAM1 661 Part of AAM3 1373 5498

56 St Austell Poltair AAP1 897 AAP2 1070 AAP3 995 AAP4 511 AAB3 1702 5175

57 St Austell Bethel AAB1 1045 AAB2 969 AAA1 997 AAA2 468 AAM2 1134 AAM4 231 4844 St Austell and Mevagissey Community Network Area

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To show split of Polling District AAM3. Southern section to Division 53 and Community Network Area 3 Divisions

Narrative

We support the Cornwall Council submission the river would be sensible however this does for this Community Network Area. The give an odd configuration of divisions when Padstow division (58) is a logical area based combining each side with the rural on the town of Padstow. The villages in this hinterland. division are similar in nature with good We feel splitting Wadebridge in a NE to SW communications and share schools and direction makes sense and creates 2 divisions services. that contain similar communities and villages There is sadly no alternative but to split the all of whom look towards Wadebridge as town of Wadebridge. To split the town along their local town.

Division number Division Electorate * 58 Padstow 4971 59 Wadebridge West & St Minver 4926 60 Wadebridge East & St Kew 4860 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission , and Lostwithiel Community Network Area 3 Divisions

Narrative

This proposal supports the Cornwall Council submission with one exception. It is felt that the Parish (PD EPK) creates an unnecessary appendage to the Lostwithiel Division and that it remains in the neighbouring and Community Network Area.

Division 64 - St. Blazey The Parish of St. Blaise creates a Division within numbers. An obvious name for this Division is St. Blazey . 5282 electors

Division 65 - Fowey, and Par In the South of the Community Network area the Parishes of Tywardreath and Par, St. Sampson and Fowey create an obvious Division. The preferred name is Fowey, Tywardreath and Par. 4685 electors

Division 66 - Lostwithiel The remaining parishes in the St Blazey, Fowey & Lostwithiel Community Network create a third Division within numbers. The seat covers 7 Parishes and many villages with the town of Lostwithiel. All these parishes look to Lostwithiel as their nearest and main town so the preferred name for this division is Lostwithiel. 4730 electors

St Blazey, Fowey and Lostwithiel Community Network Area 3 Divisions

St Blazey, Fowey & Lostwithiel CNA St Blazey 64 ABN1 1777 ABN2 465 ABN3 576 ABS1 1252 ABS2 559 ABS3 653 5282

Fowey & Tywardreath 65 AFY1 774 AFY2 1098 ASN 192 ATR1 1410 ATR2 869 ATR3 342 4685

Lostwithiel 66 ELL 2420 ELN1 805 ELN2 359 ELY 437 EWW 235 EBK 120 EBC 103 EVP 251 4730

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Narrative

We support the Cornwall Council submission shaped but it does consist of villages that are for this Community Network Area. There is a similar in nature and share similar issues. mix of coastal and rural villages plus the town The Camelford and Boscastle division (68) of Camelford but the parish electorates make consists of the town of Camelford and the it difficult to create a division that runs along parishes to the east and north that look to the north coast and an other rural division Camelford as their nearest town and provider centred on Camelford without splitting of services. We support the name of parishes. Camelford and Boscastle.

The , St Teath and St Breward division (67) is well named. It is slightly oddly

Division number Division Electorate * Tintagel, St Teath and 67 St Breward 5145 68 Camelford and Boscastle 5250 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission Community Network Area 3 Divisions

Narrative We support the Cornwall Council submission We support the name Bude and Stratton for for this Community Network Area. We division 70 and accept where the polling welcome the splitting of the Bude polling district NBB has been split although it would district to enable 2 single seat divisions based be preferable to only split this once and not on the town. The geography of this area does twice. not allow many permutations and we think The name for division 71 is quite long but we the configuration below is the best possible. have no objections to the name Flexbury, The Poundstock division (69) is well named. It Kilkhampton and Morwenstow. covers a large area which is unavoidable.

Division number Division Electorate * 69 Poundstock 4697 70 Bude and Stratton 4741 Flexbury, Kilkhampton and 71 Morwenstow 4846 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission Liskeard and Looe Network Area 5 Divisions

Narrative We feel strongly that this is an opportunity to put the villages was preferable to splitting the town of Looe. town of Looe into one division rather than split it We recommend the Division name of Looe. down the river that has been the case for some time. Division 75 - Liskeard East Division 72 - Liskeard Rural The Town of Liskeard is too big to be one Division and In the North of the Community Network area we have we therefore propose the following split. a number of largely rural Parishes namely the 5 We propose the whole of the current Liskeard North Parishes of , St. Neot, St. Cleer, Division and the current EXE2 Division. We and . Again we have no strong feelings about a name for this Division and suggest Liskeard also propose the bulk of the EXE1 Division apart from Rural. a small tidying up of the boundary to go up

Division 73 - Looe Rural Barn Street / Windsor Place and along Dean Street instead of along Lanchard Lane and Varley Lane. This To the west of Looe the 7 Parishes of , looses around 88 electors. See Map on next page. We Lanteglos, , Duloe, , St. Keyne and St. would call this Division Liskeard East. Pinnock have similar characteristics and make a sensible Division. We have no strong feelings about a Division 76 - Liskeard West & Rural name for this Division and suggest Looe Rural. The Final Division in this Community Network is the Division 74 - Looe current Liskeard West Ward and the small part of Liskeard East of the Liskeard Town Council area. To The Town of Looe is of a size which fits into one this we would add the Parishes of Dobwalls and Division but is too small to be on its own. To remedy , Morval and remaining part of . this we have included the parish of St. Martin-by-Looe Whilst this Division is slightly over 10% by around 31 and the Seaton Division of the Deviock Parish. Whilst electors it was felt it was too small amount to make a it is not desirable to split the Deviock Parish very odd boundary in Liskeard. We would call this incorporating the whole of Deviock with Looe would Division Liskeard West and Rural. have created a Division that was too big. It was felt that splitting and Seaton, two different

SUMMARY Division 72 - Liskeard Rural

- incorporating the Parishes of Warleggan, St. Neot, St. Cleer, Menheniot and Quethiock - 5,553 electors Division 73 - Looe Rural

- incorporating the Parishes of Lansallos, Lanteglos, Pelynt, Duloe, Lanreath, St. Keyne and St. Pinnock - 5,554 electors Division 74 - Looe

- incorporating the Town of Looe, the Parish of St. Martin-by-Looe and the Seaton Ward of Deviock Council - 5,099 electors Division 75 - Liskeard East

- Please see Liskeard Map - 5,640 electors Division 76 - Liskeard West & Rural

- incorporating the Parishes of and Morval. Also incorporating the and Downderry Wards of Deviock Parish Council. Also incorporating the Liskeard West Ward and part Liskeard East of Liskeard Town Council - Please see Liskeard Map - 5,710 electors Liskeard and Looe Network Area

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Map showing the split of Polling District EXE1 from the Liskeard East Division to Liskeard West and Rural. This moves approximately 88 electors. Launceston Community Network Area 3 Divisions

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We fully support the Cornwall Council submission for this Community Network Area. We also agree with the names for these 3 Divisions.

Division number Division Electorate * Launceston North & North 77 Petherwin 5353 78 Alternun and Stoke Climsland 5612 79 Launceston South 5509 * electorates as per Cornwall Council submission Community Network Area 3 Divisions

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Division 81- Division 80 - Caradon Callington is the main town in the Caradon The remaining parishes in the Caradon Community area. Its Town Council area forms a Community Network create a third Division Division with a suitable electorate. An obvious within numbers. The seat covers 6 Parishes and name for this Division is Callington. many villages with the largest being Pensilva. This Division has no obvious name but we suggest Division 82 – Caradon. In the East the Calstock Parish creates a Division

within numbers. An obvious name for this Division is Calstock.

SUMMARY Division 80 - Caradon

- incorporating the Parishes of , St. Ive, South Hill, St. Mellion, and St. Dominic - 4,968 electors Division 81- Callington

- incorporating the whole Callington Town Council area - 4,655 electors Division 82 – Calstock

- incorporating the whole Calstock Parish Council area - 5,520 electors

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Division 87- Liskeard Road of the current Polling District ESN1. This gives an electorate of around 5,557. We would The Town of Torpoint is now too big to be one recommend a name of West and . Division. We firstly looked at the Trevorder Road area but found this area was too small to remove from Division 86 - Saltash East Torpoint and then looked at the Trevithick Avenue / In Saltash we propose a second seat incorporating the Goad Avenue but found this area too large to remove current Polling Districts of ESS1, ESE2 and ESE3. We it from the Torpoint Division. We then looked at the also propose the area to the South East of Church area beside the Tamar incorporating the main roads road in the current Polling District of ESS2. We also Thankes Drive, Sydney Road and Clarence Road. If you propose the addition of the area to the South East of keep the whole of Anthony Road in the Torpoint a line going along Church Road, Callington Road and Division and use the lane at the back as the boundary New Road of the current Polling District ESN1. Finally this gave a Division of around 5,575. We would call we propose the addition of the area to the South of a this the Torpoint Division. line going along North Road of the current Polling Division 83 - Rame Peninsula District ESE1. This gives an electorate of around 5,350. We recommend a name of Saltash East. The small part of Torpoint from the Torpoint Division above, along with the Parishes of Maker-with-Rame, Division 85 - Saltash North Millbrook, St. John, Antony, and St. Germans Finally in Saltash we propose a seat taking in the area make another Division of around 5,586. We would to the North of a line going along New Road / Liskeard recommend a name of the Rame Peninsula. Road. To this we would add the Parishes of Division 84 - Saltash West and Landrake and . This would incorporate the whole of the current ESN2 polling District. This Saltash is too big and we make the following would also include everything to the North of a line recommendation as to how it is separated. along Liskeard Road / New Road in the current ESN1 To the West we propose the current Saltash West polling District. Lastly this would include the area to Division to include Landrake with St. Erney Parish. We the North of a line going along North Road of the also propose to add the area North West of Church current Polling District ESE1. This gives an electorate Road in the current Polling District ESS2. Finally we of around 4,702. We recommend a name of Saltash propose the addition of the area to the South West of North. a line going along Church Road, Callington Road and

SUMMARY Division 83 - Rame Peninsula

- incorporating the Parishes of Maker-with-Rame, Millbrook, St. John, Antony, Sheviock and St. Germans and small area of Torpoint - See Torpoint Map - 5,586 electors Division 84 - Saltash West & Landrake

- incorporating the Parish of Landrake with St. Erney and part of Saltash - Please see Saltash Map - 5,557 electors Division 85 - Saltash North

- incorporating the Parishes of Botusfleming and Landulph and part of Saltash - Please see Saltash Map - 4,702 electors Division 86 - Saltash East

- Saltash East - Please see Saltash Map - 5,350 electors Division 87 - Torpoint

- please see Torpoint Map - 5,575 electors Cornwall Gateway Community Network Area 5 Divisions

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