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Cornwall Council Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Advent Parish Meeting NAT - Advent 154 Advent Parish Meeting 154 Altarnun Parish Council NAN1 - Altarnun 1 800 NAN2 - Altarnun 2 98 Altarnun Parish Council 898 Antony Parish Council EAY1 - Antony 1 173 EAY2 - Antony 2 192 Antony Parish Council 365 Blisland Parish Council NBL - Blisland 546 Blisland Parish Council 546 Boconnoc Parish Meeting EBC - Boconnoc 86 Boconnoc Parish Meeting 86 Bodmin Town Council NBN1 - Bodmin - St Marys 1 1,522 NBN2 - Bodmin - St Marys 2 2,484 NBN3 - Bodmin - St Leonard 1 1,900 NBN4 - Bodmin - St Leonard 2 1,678 NBN5 - Bodmin - St Petroc 1 1,632 NBN6 - Bodmin - St Petroc 2 2,565 Bodmin Town Council 11,781 Botusfleming Parish Council EBF - Botus Fleming 669 Botusfleming Parish Council 669 Boyton Parish Council NBT - Boyton 397 Boyton Parish Council 397 Breage Parish Council IBE1 - Breage 1 900 IBE2 - Breage 2 948 IBE3 - Breage 3 768 Breage Parish Council 2,616 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 1-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Broadoak Parish Meeting EBK - Broadoak 122 Broadoak Parish Meeting 122 Bude-Stratton Town Council NBB1 - Bude-Stratton - Bude 1,947 NBB2 - Bude-Stratton - Bude 2,279 NBF1 - Bude-Stratton - Flexbury and Poughill 1 1,824 NBF2 - Bude-Stratton - Flexbury and Poughill 2 501 NBS - Bude-Stratton - Stratton 1,618 Bude-Stratton Town Council 8,169 Budock Parish Council CBK1 - Budock 1 1,256 CBK2 - Budock 2 161 Budock Parish Council 1,417 Callington Town Council ECK - Callington - Kelly Bray 936 ECN1 - Callington - Callington 1 1,665 ECN2 - Callington - Callington 2 2,020 Callington Town Council 4,621 Calstock Parish Council ECC - Calstock - Calstock 869 ECD - Calstock - Delaware 1,533 ECG - Calstock - Gunnislake 1,393 ECH - Calstock - Harrowbarrow 1,167 ECY - Calstock - Chilsworthy 442 Calstock Parish Council 5,404 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 2-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Camborne Town Council CCL1 - Camborne - Trelowarren 1 1,626 CCL2 - Camborne - Trelowarren 2 1,064 CCL3 - Camborne - Trelowarren 3 1,178 CCP1 - Camborne - Pendarves 1 1,858 CCP2 - Camborne - Pendarves 2 748 CCP3 - Camborne - Pendarves 3 631 CCR1 - Camborne - Roskear 1 2,414 CCR2 - Camborne - Roskear 2 1,018 CCR3 - Camborne - Roskear 3 600 CCS1 - Camborne - Treslothan 1 134 CCS2 - Camborne - Treslothan 2 1,143 CCS3 - Camborne - Treslothan 3 556 CCS4 - Camborne - Treslothan 4 1,366 CCW1 - Camborne - Treswithian 1 429 CCW2 - Camborne - Treswithian 2 1,129 CCW3 - Camborne - Treswithian 3 1,491 Camborne Town Council 17,385 Camelford Town Council NCD - Camelford 2,487 Camelford Town Council 2,487 Cardinham Parish Council NCM - Cardinham 498 Cardinham Parish Council 498 Carharrack Parish Council CCK - Carharrack 1,204 Carharrack Parish Council 1,204 Carlyon Parish Council ACN1 - Carlyon - Carlyon Bay 1,051 ACN2 - Carlyon - Tregrehan 275 Carlyon Parish Council 1,326 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 3-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Carn Brea Parish Council CBC - Carn Brea - Barncoose 1,568 CCBT - Carn Brea - Tolgus 510 CEH - Carn Brea - East Hill 248 CFL1 - Carn Brea - Four Lanes 1 822 CFL2 - Carn Brea - Four Lanes 2 1,132 CFL3 - Carn Brea - Four Lanes 3 114 CPL - Carn Brea - Pool 2,504 Carn Brea Parish Council 6,898 Chacewater Parish Council TCR1 - Chacewater - Chacewater 1,198 TCR2 - Chacewater - Twelveheads 117 Chacewater Parish Council 1,315 Colan Parish Council ACO1 - Colan 1 1,122 ACO2 - Colan 2 615 ACO3 - Colan 3 172 Colan Parish Council 1,909 Constantine Parish Council CCE1 - Constantine 1 1,396 CCE2 - Constantine 2 124 Constantine Parish Council 1,520 Crantock Parish Council ACK - Crantock 659 Crantock Parish Council 659 Crowan Parish Council ICN1 - Crowan - Leedstown 774 ICN2 - Crowan - Praze 1 1,195 ICN3 - Crowan - Praze 2 226 Crowan Parish Council 2,195 Cubert Parish Council TCB - Cubert 1,088 Cubert Parish Council 1,088 Cuby Parish Meeting TCY - Cuby 182 Cuby Parish Meeting 182 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 4-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Cury Parish Council ICY1 - Cury 1 334 ICY2 - Cury 2 20 Cury Parish Council 354 Davidstow Parish Council NDW - Davidstow 346 Davidstow Parish Council 346 Deviock Parish Council EDK1 - Deviock - Downderry 803 EDK2 - Deviock - Hessenford 159 EDK3 - Deviock - Seaton 242 Deviock Parish Council 1,204 Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council EDD - Dobwalls and Trewidland - Dobwalls 1,436 EDT1 - Dobwalls and Trewidland - Trewidland 1 214 EDT2 - Dobwalls and Trewidland - Trewidland 2 261 Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council 1,911 Duloe Parish Council EDE - Duloe 596 Duloe Parish Council 596 Egloshayle Parish Council NEE1 - Egloshayle - Egloshayle North 1 122 NEE2 - Egloshayle - Egloshayle South 125 NEE3 - Egloshayle - Egloshayle North 2 82 Egloshayle Parish Council 329 Egloskerry Parish Council NEY - Egloskerry 339 Egloskerry Parish Council 339 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 5-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Falmouth Town Council TFA1 - Falmouth - Arwenack 1 735 TFA2 - Falmouth - Arwenack 2 1,003 TFA3 - Falmouth - Arwenack 3 1,511 TFB1 - Falmouth - Boslowick 1 2,557 TFB2 - Falmouth - Boslowick 2 1,602 TFP1 - Falmouth - Penwerris 1 1,923 TFP2 - Falmouth - Penwerris 2 867 TFP3 - Falmouth - Penwerris 3 923 TFS1 - Falmouth - Smithick 1 1,442 TFS2 - Falmouth - Smithick 2 1,151 TFS3 - Falmouth - Smithick 3 1,651 TFT1 - Falmouth - Trescobeas 1 1,529 TFT2 - Falmouth - Trescobeas 2 834 TFT3 - Falmouth - Trescobeas 3 671 TFT4 - Falmouth - Trescobeas 4 643 Falmouth Town Council 19,042 Feock Parish Council TFK1 - Feock - Devoran 888 TFK2 - Feock - Carnon Downs 1,291 TFK3 - Feock - Feock 1,022 Feock Parish Council 3,201 Forrabury and Minster Parish Council NFR1 - Forrabury and Minster 1 141 NFR2 - Forrabury and Minster 2 645 Forrabury and Minster Parish Council 786 Fowey Town Council AFY1 - Fowey 1 720 AFY2 - Fowey 2 1,193 Fowey Town Council 1,913 Germoe Parish Council IGE - Germoe 457 Germoe Parish Council 457 Gerrans Parish Council TGS - Gerrans 700 Gerrans Parish Council 700 Grade Ruan Parish Council IGR - Grade Ruan 913 Grade Ruan Parish Council 913 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 6-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Grampound with Creed Parish Council AGD1 - Grampound with Creed - Creed 148 AGD2 - Grampound with Creed - Town 520 Grampound with Creed Parish Council 668 Gunwalloe Parish Meeting IGU1 - Gunwalloe 1 43 IGU2 - Gunwalloe 2 140 Gunwalloe Parish Meeting 183 Gweek Parish Council CGK - Gweek 553 Gweek Parish Council 553 Gwennap Parish Council TGP1 - Gwennap 1 958 TGP2 - Gwennap 2 342 Gwennap Parish Council 1,300 Gwinear-Gwithian Parish Council CGG1 - Gwinear-Gwithian - Gwithian 1 1,271 CGG2 - Gwinear-Gwithian - Gwithian 2 257 CGG3 - Gwinear-Gwithian - Gwinear 1,244 Gwinear-Gwithian Parish Council 2,772 Hayle Town Council CHN1 - Hayle - North 1 1,211 CHN2 - Hayle - North 2 1,346 CHN3 - Hayle - North 3 1,127 CHS1 - Hayle- South 1 1,056 CHS2 - Hayle - South 2 669 CHS3 - Hayle - South 3 1,546 CHS4 - Hayle - South 4 392 Hayle Town Council 7,347 Helland Parish Meeting NHD - Helland 174 Helland Parish Meeting 174 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 7-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Helston Town Council IHN1 - Helston - North 1 1,176 IHN2 - Helston - North 2 2,576 IHS1 - Helston - South 1 1,157 IHS2 - Helston - South 2 1,239 IHS3 - Helston - South 3 1,667 IHW - Helston - West 966 Helston Town Council 8,781 Illogan Parish Council CII - Illogan - Illogan 2,698 CIP - Illogan - Park Bottom 689 CIT - Illogan - Tehidy 1,074 Illogan Parish Council 4,461 Jacobstow Parish Council NJW1 - Jacobstow 1 363 NJW2 - Jacobstow 2 82 Jacobstow Parish Council 445 Kea Parish Council TKA1 - Kea - Baldhu 427 TKA2 - Kea - Kea 841 Kea Parish Council 1,268 Kenwyn Parish Council TKN1 - Kenwyn - Threemilestone 2,142 TKN2 - Kenwyn - Greenbottom 407 TKN3 - Kenwyn - Gloweth 1,491 TKN4 - Kenwyn - Shortlanesend 1,324 Kenwyn Parish Council 5,364 Kilkhampton Parish Council NKN - Kilkhampton 1,111 Kilkhampton Parish Council 1,111 Ladock Parish Council TLK1 - Ladock 1 468 TLK2 - Ladock 2 883 Ladock Parish Council 1,351 Landewednack Parish Council ILK - Landewednack 802 Landewednack Parish Council 802 13-May-2020 \\vmg-app-cen-d72\xpress\document\register\_ax-e08.rpt Page 8-of-28 Cornwall Council Electorate for April 2020 Register Electoral Area Electors Landrake with St Erney Parish Council ELS - Landrake with St Erney 864 Landrake with St Erney Parish Council 864 Landulph Parish Council ELP - Landulph 448 Landulph Parish Council 448 Laneast Parish Council NLT - Laneast 194 Laneast Parish Council 194 Lanhydrock Parish Council NLA - Lanhydrock 149 Lanhydrock Parish Council 149 Lanivet Parish Council NLV1 - Lanivet 1 1,098 NLV2 - Lanivet 2 427 NLV3 - Lanivet 3 58 Lanivet Parish Council 1,583 Lanlivery Parish Council ELY - Lanlivery 473 Lanlivery Parish Council 473 Lanner Parish Council CLR - Lanner 2,228 Lanner Parish Council 2,228 Lanreath Parish Council ELR - Lanreath 475 Lanreath Parish Council 475 Lanteglos-By-Fowey Parish Council
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