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APPENDIX 2 to AGENDA ITEM 12 CHICHESTER DISTRICT COUNCIL WARDS AS PROPOSED BY LGBCE DRAFT RECOMMENDATIONS Ward Name No of Parishes Electorate Electors Variance Comments cllrs 2021 per cllr % Bosham & 3 Apuldram 8,355 2,785 +1% Substantial change from CDC proposal, Donnington Bosham by combining proposed Bosham and Chidham & Hambrook Donnington Wards, except for Hunston Donnington Fishbourne Chichester 1 Chichester City (part) 2,597 2,597 -5% As CDC proposal, except add Cawley Central Road, Laburnam Grove, Velyn Avenue, Peter Weston Close + S side of The Hornet and subtract south side of Westgate Chichester East 2 Chichester City (part) 5,189 2,595 -5% As CDC proposal, except add Pound Farm Road, and northern sides of parts of Whyke Road and Bognor Road Chichester 2 Chichester City (part) 5,113 2,557 -7% As CDC proposal North Chichester 2 Chichester City (part) 5,091 2,546 -7% As CDC proposal, except deduct Cawley South Road, Laburnam Grove, Velyn Avenue, Peter Weston Close + S side of The Hornet and Pound Farm Road area Chichester West 2 Chichester City (part) 5,286 2,643 -4% As CDC proposal, except add south side of Westgate incl. Tannery Close and Mount Lane and Marriott House Easebourne 1 Easebourne 2,778 2,778 +1% As CDC proposal Ward Name No of Parishes Electorate Electors Variance Comments cllrs 2021 per cllr % Heyshott Lodsworth Fernhurst 2 Fernhurst 5,431 2,716 -1% As CDC proposal Linch Lurgashall Lynchmere Milland Fittleworth 1 Barlavington 2,780 2,780 +1% As CDC proposal Bignor Bury Duncton East Lavington Fittleworth Graffham Stopham Sutton Goodwood 1 Boxgrove 2,881 2,881 +5% As CDC proposal Eartham East Dean Singleton Upwalthem West Dean Westhampnett Harting 1 Harting 2,834 2,834 +3% As CDC proposal, except Elsted Rogate &Treyford transferred to Midhurst Trotton with Chithurst Lavant 1 Funtington 2,726 2,726 -1% As CDC proposal Lavant Loxwood 2 Ebernoe 5,727 2,864 +4% As CDC proposal Kirdford Loxwood Northchapel Ward Name No of Parishes Electorate Electors Variance Comments cllrs 2021 per cllr % Plaistow & Ifold Wisborough Green Midhurst 2 Bepton 5,910 2,955 +8% As CDC proposal, with addition of Elsted Cocking & Treyford Elsted & Treyford Midhurst Stedham with Iping West Lavington Woolbeding with Redford North Mundham 2 Hunston 5,734 2,867 +4% Substantial change from CDC proposal, & Tangmere North Mundham by combining proposed Oving and Oving Tangmere Wards with Hunston parish Tangmere Petworth 1 Petworth 2,899 2,899 +6% As CDC proposal Tillington Selsey South 2 Selsey Town (part) 5,124 2,562 -7% As CDC proposal Sidlesham with 2 Selsey Town (part) 5,198 2,599 -5% As CDC proposal Selsey North Sidlesham Southbourne 2 Southbourne 5,789 2,895 +5% As CDC proposal West Thorney The Witterings 3 Birdham 8,518 2,839 +3% As CDC proposal Earnley East Wittering & Bracklesham West Itchenor West Wittering Westbourne 1 Compton 2,820 2,820 +3% As CDC proposal Marden Stoughton Westbourne.

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