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ELECTORAL REVIEW of SWALE Draft Recommendations for Ward SHEET 3, MAP 3A Proposed ward boundaries in Faversham town OARE CP Luddenham School K IN L N The Foundry Business Park Gravel Works R The Foundry E T Business Park LUDDENHAM CP Oare S E D Gunpowder Works A W O Country Park R M O A H A R ek E e D Cr A R PRIORY WARD O am O h R rs D A ve O D Fa O PRIORY PARISH WARD W D S G R PR N L IN I L G S A HE Y T AD B S RD O S F LD IE F Y E D B A B Playing Field O Brents A TEYNHAM AND LYNSTED AD R D RO Industrial Estate THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND G WOO Allot Gdns K BYSIN D O A IVORY CL O WARD O R B B R L B AX R H LA Davington O S N O I D Primary School M D C F S L L P I T I E ELECTORAL REVIEW OF SWALE R L N 5 D E W I 4 O R R 0 O B 2 R A Y D R B E T R P N P O Playing E U K B W C S IN Y Field L S E D IN R N Draft recommendations for ward boundaries in the borough of Swale April 2012 A G C R W E O REEDLAND T R O B O R S D H D A A M D S R St Mary Magdalene R WE O I Sheet 3 of 3 T O B T R D H A & St Lawrence's L H E L E D E C E I H L Church H R R S W E IL T I A U S S L H D R Y L D DAVINGTON L C I A IL D E R B W H B R B S K E A N N D E H T O H L L IL T I L LL E O E G I Bysing Wood N F S IN K A Queen Elizabeth's V B Y Primary School H R E C A E D ID Grammar School H D B T M R D G Q A R E UA (Secondary) B H E T Y Playing A B T Allotment Gardens EN R L This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of CO A BR D A Fields G D the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. L Scale : 1cm = 0.07600 km O Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. G W ABBEY WARD H RE Grid Interval 1km A EN E Z W S St Mary of Charity The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2012. E AY T A NORTON, L B S Church R T O H BOUGHTON AND T ABBEY PARISH WARD BUCKLAND AND U Cricket Ground T R St Mary C S C ST ANN'S WARD D O K W R E T R of Charity S N T S E STONE CP R COURTENAY WARD T R H S O U Primary School C C A O D R ST ANN'S PARISH WARD C E FAVERSHAM CP N U LO T H A C W BB KEY E R O R N CO D TS R A D L R D OLE T E A OA E KN Our Lady of PL RD D TH S ET O S O R GRAVENEY WITH Mount Carmel N Y R R N E A RC Church D K E E PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY V N E N A S GOODNESTONE CP W S I A CH CL FAVERSHAM T D BEE N ST Playing L A RE R W Y GE T ET LD D D A ID D A Field N BR E A PARISH BOUNDARY O W E A I B R TON Cr R E S S O o N L S ss F O S E R L E T L D R a E I C H ne R D D T Y T Allotment Gardens G U U R W O S E Y PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY S J S T L O B E OW NE Cottage T E E B 5 R S E N W RO T D A M 4 A Hospital E IL E L D A L PROPOSED WARD NAME 0 O FI ABBEY WARD W R EL H 2 E D L R T O R OND RO OA C ON B AD S R D RO WH A D I D D T PARISH NAME N ST FAVERSHAM CP A A A T D B S D O LE T S O A R N O A T OA D AR D I THUR SALMO D R C N CL R N O H A O W ABBEY PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME O R O O N R L I S A R N R E D S ' S O E N A R N Y S O G O N U T ' A R N D O D I X A R R S N E R Recreation Ground P R A A M E H L S O S M L O R K S O ' J A R P G L T R RA I N R VEN O A D E S T Y R W N N B N OAD R P A F IT S O GRA 2 IE A O S VENEY ROAD LD N R IN COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES T D V 161,000m L D O S R ND A ON DW R SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. R E OA SCHOOL ROAD E D N D L CAMBRIDGE ROAD ON S A P T S A IN L T V E D IO D N D E V R R R R E D A V O D W OS G S D O R P R N E I ROAD E L RIN R ATHELSTAN G G B P S E S S King George V ' T R O N Cemetery Playing Field O N F A TQ95SE L T L E D A N S D A A M ETHELBERT ROAD L R A O 6 E E O R 0 R OSPRINGE H St Catherine's P R E H 0 T T P Ethelbert Road LO E T Church , N A D U 0 ON Primary School T R W W R IN Allotment O U O D 0 AD ERME N N R 0 Gardens E A S m C G N Ospringe I Church of England K PRESTON Primary School E R E E LO U N E N M DON ROA V E R D A V E A T E C T A D OSPRINGE CP NT N E U R A BU O R B Y N B ROA T RA D E M S LE Y Playing Field K E A A V R E M P N EAST DOWNS WARD U WATLING WARD E D A O D R A LA O XT E WATLING PARISH WARD ON E L R W A AY N E D D E A N R Football Ground L The Abbey School N G A O A O L L R F R St Peter and E E H S B V St Paul's Church T S R Cricket A O A E L E T W Ground G L E A A CA N R N S TE A A RB L U C RY I RO V AD SHEET 3, MAP 3B Proposed ward boundaries in Sittingbourne town 9 4 2 Iwade A Elmley Island Y A h W BOBBING, IWADE AND c Y a e E R P P LOWER HALSTOW WARD y e E l H m D S E R T S R U IWADE CP H E LOWER V O HALSTOW IWADE CP R G SHEPPEY CENTRAL CP WARD MINSTER-ON-SEA D i s m CP a 9 n 4 t l 2 e d A B R A a i S l S w E a R y H IL L 49 2 A Kemsley Marshes Kemsley Park S WAL E WA Y OYO Business Units Pumping Station MON ARC H DR KEMSLEY WARD Station G R O V E H U E R V I S T R S D W R k S A O e L A E e E E r N D R A C W L P R D Y ID n L A E H o I t F A Y l E C M i BL OLDHA A M RBOU M A R LANE VE BR Kemsley N UE E U Kemsley E N N E Primary School LA E BOBBING, IWADE AND LOWER HALSTOW WARD V G A NA RECR T E SO ATION W R S A PA Y R U H E ST V IC 9 O K 4 F 2 R A S G T A LA NE Playing BE Garden of England L Fields NO Crematorium and Memorial Gardens R AV Howt Green EN B U EA E UV OIR Y R DR D IV WA E Y PE Y P E E N H S T D T E O U L N P E Kemsley Marshes R E A D M N O BOBBING PARISH WARD O N S NEWMAN DRIVE W W W R O C AL SBY DR A D E L L D N E E V D R E A R W R T U K A T G Y A E TT E H LE E W A D AY R N R PA D Nature Reserve RSON R AGE LANE B UR NH IVE A DR BOBBING CP M L ES C G AT L C YE R R O E L V L E I H M U L R C R R BR S U E IT T LO N A E L R N R I U L N U A C IA O T Holy Trinity T N A C D L E D I Church A V L T A I Cricket T G L S E E I Ground R E N D T W T D A ON A HM Y S D RIC R VO LA NT E St Thomas's Waterview DR E School N St Thomas's School Business Park A L S A R E F U V F Q R O U A B I O Church Marshes N E ET R TO E N N N R A R U T W H O S A T A Fairway D E Regis Manor H D T Y S L L R ay W Business A D Community Primary O A O N ilw L M D a E C I School t R W Park B h A St Bartholomew's M ig Y E y L R e Church UE sl R N m E Ke I Y L AV d S E n A C N a Bobbing E W ETU ne S DL D ur A T ID A o Village R TH M O gb O E R R ttin School N M E Y Si O EA B LE C Cold Harbour S O A DS G S R N TL AV LA E E E IV RO R k AD D e C N e IN THE MEADS WARD I E r R N N A P C A L U Caravan Site D P AD B R I RO B n A C 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