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Councillors, District Wards, Polling Districts and Parishes/Towns Broadland District Council Wards, Polling Districts and Parishes The Ordnance Survey website https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/election-maps/gb/ can help you find your Ward or Parish. Either allow the website to track your location or type in ‘Broadland’ in the search box at the top of the mapping screen. Click on ‘Boundary’ on the left hand side, scroll down and select ‘District Wards’ and ‘Civil Parishes or Communities’. To check the name of a boundary, click on a shape on the map and select the type of boundary (‘District Wards’ or ‘Civil Parishes or Communities’) and the name appears above the map. 48 Parish Councils 47 Councillors 27 Wards 78 Polling Districts 3 Town Councils 12 Parish Meetings (PM) COUNCILLOR(S) DISTRICT WARD POLLING DISTRICT PARISH / TOWN Lana Hempsall Acle BA1 Acle BB1 Aylsham (Town) Sue Catchpole BB2 Blicking David Harrison Aylsham BB3 Burgh and Tuttington Steve Riley BB4 Marsham BB5 Oulton BC1 - BC2 Blofield BC3 Hemblington Nigel Brennan Blofield with South Walsham BC4 South Walsham Justine Thomas BC5 Upton with Fishley BC6 Woodbastwick Brundall BD1 Cantley Vacancy BD2 Brundall Postwick Vacancy BD3 Strumpshaw BD4 17 August 2021 COUNCILLOR(S) DISTRICT WARD POLLING DISTRICT PARISH / TOWN Lingwood and Burlingham Clare Ryman-Tubb Burlingham BE1 BF1 Brampton Karen Lawrence Buxton BF2 Buxton with Lamas BF3 Frettenham BG1 Coltishall Jo Copplestone Coltishall BG2 Crostwick (PM) BG3 Horstead with Stanninghall Adrian Crotch Drayton North BH1 Drayton North Roger Foulger Drayton South BJ1 Drayton South BK1 Cawston BK2 Foulsham BK3 Themelthorpe (PM) Greg Peck Eynesford BK4 Guestwick (PM) BK5 Heydon (PM) BK6 Salle (PM) BK7 Wood Dalling BL1 Attlebridge (PM) BL2 Morton on the Hill (PM) BL3 Weston Longville BL4 Alderford BL5 Booton (PM) BL6 Brandiston (PM) Peter Bulman Great Witchingham BL7 Haveringland (PM) BL8 Little Witchingham BL9 Swannington BL10 Great Witchingham BL11 Honingham BL12 Ringland 17 August 2021 COUNCILLOR(S) DISTRICT WARD POLLING DISTRICT PARISH / TOWN David King Hellesdon North West HC1 Hellesdon North West Shelagh Gurney David Britcher Hellesdon South East HD1 Hellesdon South East Sue Prutton BM1 Hainford Julie Neesam Hevingham BM2 Hevingham BM3 Stratton Strawless Lisa Starling BN1 Felthorpe Horsford & Felthorpe Dave Thomas BN2 Horsford BP1 Beighton BP2 Freethorpe Grant Nurden Marshes BP3 Halvergate BP4 Reedham Kenneth Leggett HE1 - HE2 Old Catton Karen Vincent Old Catton & Sprowston West HE3 Sprowston West Vacancy BR1 Great Plumstead Shaun Vincent Plumstead BR2 Little Plumstead BR3 Thorpe End Stuart Beadle Reepham BS1 Reepham BT1 Beeston St Andrew (PM) Susan Holland Spixworth with St Faiths BT2 Spixworth Dan Roper BT3 Horsham & Newton St Faith Breanne Cook Sprowston Central HF1 Sprowston Central (Town) Natasha Harpley Judy Leggett HG1 Sprowston North East (Town) Ian Moncur Sprowston East HG2 Sprowston South East (Town) John Ward 17 August 2021 COUNCILLOR(S) DISTRICT WARD POLLING DISTRICT PARISH / TOWN Tony Adams Taverham North Taverham North BW1 Caroline Karimi-Ghovanlou Stuart Clancy Taverham South BX1 Taverham South Ken Kelly John Fisher Thorpe St Andrew North West Ian Mackie Thorpe St Andrew North West HK1 - HK2 (Town) Nigel Shaw Jonathan Emsell Thorpe St Andrew South East Sue Lawn Thorpe St Andrew South East HL1 - HL2 (Town) Trudy Mancini-Boyle BY1 Belaugh (PM) Martin Murrell BY2 Rackheath Wroxham Fran Whymark BY3 Salhouse BY4 Wroxham 17 August 2021 .
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