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Electorate Statistics for the Waveney Area - May 2016 Polling Districts Within the Lowestoft Community Governance Review Area Are Highlighted Electorate statistics for the Waveney area - May 2016 Polling districts within the Lowestoft Community Governance Review area are highlighted Polling District Ward Properties Electors BCE - Beccles Centre Beccles North 1,296 1,999 BCO - Beccles Common Beccles North 1,345 1,993 BDA - Beccles Darby Beccles South 1,093 1,995 BER - Beccles Rigbourne Beccles South 1,153 1,978 BFD - Blyford Blything 48 74 BHO - Holton Blything 400 656 BSO - Sotherton Blything 38 75 BSP - Spexhall Blything 91 154 BWA - Wangford with Henham Blything 354 470 BWE - Westhall Blything 163 298 BYC - Bungay Central Bungay 608 999 BYE - Bungay East Bungay 585 1,000 BYN - Bungay North Bungay 713 962 BYS - Bungay South Bungay 537 975 CAE - Carlton East Carlton 409 746 CAN - Carlton North Carlton 852 1,524 CAW - Carlton West Carlton 744 1,195 CCE - Carlton Colville East Carlton Colville 1,117 2,160 CCN - Carlton Colville North Carlton Colville 869 1,562 CCS - Carlton Colville South Carlton Colville 1,575 2,771 GCC - Corton Gunton and Corton 572 969 GCG - Gunton Gunton and Corton 1,584 2,791 HAN - Halesworth North Halesworth 1,042 1,705 HAS - Halesworth South Halesworth 1,489 2,338 HBC - Harbour Centre Harbour 1,694 2,061 HBN - Harbour North Harbour 1,434 2,044 HBS - Harbour South Harbour 1,344 1,470 KGN - Gisleham North Kessingland 143 268 KGS - Gisleham South Kessingland 176 330 KKS - Kessingland Kessingland 2,212 3,467 KLN - Kirkley North Kirkley 2,009 2,464 KLS - Kirkley South Kirkley 917 1,506 KLW - Kirkley West Kirkley 725 1,300 LBL - Blundeston Lothingland 535 996 LCH - Camps Heath Lothingland 47 100 LFL - Flixton East Lothingland 22 32 LLO - Lound Lothingland 160 294 LSA - Somerleyton Ashby and Herringfleet Lothingland 209 310 NMN - Normanston North Normanston 1,592 2,501 NMS - Normanston South Normanston 1,750 2,747 OTC - Oulton Centre Oulton 608 997 OTN - Oulton North Oulton 771 1,327 OTS - Oulton South Oulton 546 1,089 OUE - Oulton Broad East Oulton Broad 1,059 1,858 OUW - Oulton Broad West Oulton Broad 1,191 1,947 PFE - Pakefield East Pakefield 712 978 PFN - Pakefield North Pakefield 1,250 2,028 PFS - Pakefield South Pakefield 1,477 2,422 SHR - Reydon Southwold and Reydon 1,492 2,106 SHS - Southwold Southwold and Reydon 1,411 822 SMC - St. Margarets Centre St. Margarets 1,423 2,514 SME - St. Margarets East St. Margarets 1,314 2,217 SMP - Parkhill St. Margarets 431 790 SMW - St. Margarets West St. Margarets 455 798 TAS - South Elmham All Saints The Saints 63 118 TFL - Flixton West The Saints 75 144 THF - Homersfield The Saints 73 130 TIA - Ilketshall St Andrew The Saints 123 237 TIJ - Ilketshall St John The Saints 16 33 TIL - Ilketshall St Lawrence The Saints 80 138 TMA - Ilketshall St Margaret The Saints 75 130 TMI - South Elmham St Michael The Saints 23 44 TPE - South Elmham St Peter The Saints 14 28 TRU - Rumburgh The Saints 134 259 TSC - South Elmham St Cross The Saints 49 85 TSJ - South Elmham St James The Saints 87 166 TSM - South Elmham St Margaret The Saints 42 79 TWI - Wissett The Saints 131 221 WFB - Barsham Wainford 96 180 WFE - Ellough Wainford 23 34 WFH - Mettingham Wainford 87 165 WFM - Mutford Wainford 215 412 WFN - Redisham Magna Wainford 57 113 WFR - Ringsfield Wainford 140 277 WFS - Shadingfield Wainford 77 137 WFT - Shipmeadow Wainford 63 97 WFU - Sotterley Wainford 50 82 WFV - Weston Wainford 89 169 WFW - Willingham St Mary Wainford 66 100 WHC - Whitton Centre Whitton 996 1,756 WHE - Whitton East Whitton 648 1,074 WHN - Whitton North Whitton 977 1,556 WHS - Whitton South Whitton 759 1,328 WLB - Barnby Worlingham 237 415 WLN - North Cove Worlingham 194 354 WLW - Worlingham Worlingham 1,614 2,953 WRA - Benacre Wrentham 35 55 WRB - Brampton with Stoven Wrentham 194 334 WRC - Covehithe Wrentham 15 26 WRF - Frostenden Wrentham 98 146 WRH - Henstead Wrentham 151 276 WRR - Rushmere Wrentham 34 59 WRS - South Cove Wrentham 12 21 WRU - Uggeshall Wrentham 76 132 WRW - Wrentham Wrentham 499 775 56,273 90,010.
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