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Community Governance Review Decision Notices Cheshire West and Chester Council Community Governance Review Decision Notices Community Governance Review A – Z Compendium of Decision Notices by parishes Civil Parishes Page number Acton Bridge 9-10 Agden 11 Aldersey 12-13 Aldford 14-15 Allostock 16 Alvanley 17 Anderton with Marbury 18-19 Antrobus 20 Ashton Hayes 21-22 Aston 23-24 Bache 25 Backford 26-27 Barnton 28-29 Barrow 30 Barton 12-13 Beeston 31 Bickley 32-33 Bostock 34 Bradley 35-36 Bridge Trafford 37-38 Broxton 39 Bruen Stapleford 40-41 Buerton 14-15 Burton 42-43 2 Civil Parishes Page number Burwardsley 44 Byley 45 Caldecott 46-47 Capenhurst 48-49 Carden 12-13 Caughall 26-27 Chester Castle (not under review) Chidlow 50-52 Chorlton 53 Chorlton-by-Backford 26-27 Chowley 54-55 Christleton 56-57 Church Shocklach 46-47 Churton Heath 14-15 Churton-by-Aldford 58-59 Churton-by-Farndon 58-59 Claverton 60-61 Clotton Hoofield 62-63 Clutton 12-13 Coddington 12-13 Comberbach 64 Cotton Abbotts 65-66 Cotton Edmunds 56-57 Crewe-by-Farndon 67-68 Croughton 69-70 Crowton 71-72 3 Civil Parishes Page number Cuddington (Malpas) 73 Cuddington (Weaver & Cuddington) 74-75 Darnhall 76 Davenham 77-78 Delamere 79-81 Dodleston 82-83 Duckington 39 Duddon 42-43 Dunham Hill 84-85 Dutton 86-87 Eaton 60-61 Eccleston 60-61 Edge 32-33 Edgerley 58-59 Elton 88 Farndon 67-68 Foulk Stapleford 89-91 Frodsham 92-93 Golbourne Bellow 94-96 Golbourne David 54-55 Grafton 97-98 Great Boughton 99-100 Great Budworth 101 Guilden Sutton 102-103 Hampton 32-33 Handley 54-55 4 Civil Parishes Page number Hapsford 84-85 Hartford 104-105 Harthill 39 Hatton 89-91 Helsby 106 Hockenhull 40-41 Hoole Village 37-38 Horton-by-Malpas 46-47 Horton-cum-Peel 21-22 Huntington 107 Huxley 89-91 Iddinshall 62-63 Ince 108 Kelsall 109-110 Kings Marsh 67-68 Kingsley 111-112 Kingsmead (not under review) Lach Dennis 113-114 Larkton 32-33 Lea Newbold 14-15 Lea-by-Backford 115 Ledsham 48-49 Little Budworth 116-117 Little Leigh 118-119 Little Stanney 69-70 Littleton 120-121 5 Civil Parishes Page number Lostock Gralam 122-123 Lower Kinnerton 82-83 Macefen 35-36 Malpas 50-52 Manley 124-125 Marlston-cum-Lache 82-83 Marston 126 Mickle Trafford 37-38 Mollington 127 Moston 25 Mouldsworth 128-129 Moulton 130 Nether Peover 131 Neston (not under review) Newton by Malpas 50-52 Newton-by-Tattenhall 94-96 Norley 132-133 Northwich (not under review) Oakmere 79-81 Oldcastle 50-52 Overton 50-52 Picton 37-38 Poulton 134-135 Prior’s Heys 40-41 Puddington 136-137 Pulford 134-135 6 Civil Parishes Page number Rowton 138-139 Rudheath 140-141 Rushton 142-143 Saighton 14-15 Saughall 144-145 Shocklach Oviatt 46-47 Shotwick 136-137 Shotwick Park 144-145 Sproston 146 Stanthorne 147 Stoke 69-70 Stockton 50-52 Stretton 12-13 Sutton 148-149 Tarporley 150-151 Tarvin 40-41 Tattenhall 94-96 Thornton-le-Moors 152 Threapwood 153-154 Tilston 97-98 Tilstone Fearnall 155-156 Tiverton 155-156 Tushingham-cum-Grindley 35-36 Upton by Chester 25 Utkinton 157-158 Waverton 65-66 7 Civil Parishes Page number Weaverham 159-160 Wervin 69-70 Whitegate and Marton 161 Whitley 162 Wigland 50-52 Willington 163-164 Wimbolds Trafford 37-38 Wimboldsley 165 Wincham 166 Winsford (not under review) Woodbank 136-137 Wychough 50-52 8 Community Governance Review of Acton Bridge parish Notice of Decision Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council has decided to what extent it will give effect to the recommendations made in the Community Governance Review of the parish of Acton Bridge. The decision is that: 1) the boundary of the existing parish of Acton Bridge be redrawn to the north at Pickering’s Cut to transfer the land between the Dutton Viaduct and The Bungalow from Dutton parish to Acton Bridge parish; 2) the boundary of the existing parish of Acton Bridge be redrawn to the east, south of Acton Swing Bridge to transfer the island of the Weaver Navigation Canal from Little Leigh parish to Acton Bridge parish; 3) the boundary of the existing parish of Acton Bridge be redrawn to the south-east at the A49 / Sandy Lane to transfer the property of Kinsale from Acton Bridge parish to Weaverham parish; 4) the boundary of the existing parish of Acton Bridge be redrawn to the south at Grange Brook to transfer the property of Grange Brook Farm from Weaverham parish to Acton Bridge parish; 5) the boundary of the existing parish of Acton Bridge be redrawn to the west at Acton Mill to transfer the property of The Grange from Acton Bridge parish to Crowton parish; 6) the parish of Acton Bridge should not be abolished; 7) the name of the parish of Acton Bridge should not be altered; 8) the parish should continue to have a parish council; 9) no changes be made to the electoral arrangements that apply to the parish council; and 10) a Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order be prepared in accordance with the above recommendations and that the Order be effective from 1 April 2015. 9 Reasons for the decision The Council has made this decision in order to determine more appropriate parish boundaries which better reflect the identities and interests of local residents and accessibility to properties and are more closely tied to visible and firm ground detail. The current community governance arrangements are effective, based on the consultation responses received during the review process and comparison with similar governance arrangements across the borough. Next steps The outcomes of this review will come into effect from 1 April 2015 through a Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order. This, together with a map showing the effects of the Order, will be available for inspection at the following locations as soon as practicable after making the Order: HQ Building, 58 Nicholas Street, Chester, CH1 2NP The Forum, Northgate Street, Chester, CH1 2HS Civic Offices,4 Civic Way, Ellesmere Port, CH65 0BE Wyvern House, The Drumber, Winsford, CW7 1AH Copies of the Order and maps will also be available on the Council’s website at: http://www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/communitygovernance Date of Publication: 28 November 2014 Alison Armstrong Senior Manager – Partnerships and Development Cheshire West and Chester Council HQ Building 58 Nicholas Street Chester CH1 2NP 10 Community Governance Review of Agden parish Notice of Decision Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council has decided to what extent it will give effect to the recommendations made in the Community Governance Review of the parish of Agden. The decision is that: 1) the parish of Agden should not be abolished and that its area should not be altered; 2) the name of the parish should not be altered; 3) the parish should not have a parish council; 4) no new parish should be constituted through the aggregation of part of Agden parish with another or amalgamation of the whole of Agden parish with another; and 5) no grouping provision be made in relation to Agden parish. Reasons for the decision The Council has made this decision as it believes that the current community governance arrangements are effective, based on the consultation responses received during the review process and comparison with similar governance arrangements across the borough. Date of Publication: 28 November 2014 Alison Armstrong Senior Manager – Partnerships and Development Cheshire West and Chester Council HQ Building 58 Nicholas Street Chester CH1 2NP 11 Community Governance Review of Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Clutton, Coddington and Stretton parishes Notice of Decision Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council has decided to what extent it will give effect to the recommendations made in the Community Governance Review of the parishes of Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Clutton, Coddington and Stretton. The decision is that: 1) the parish of Aldersey should not be abolished and that its area should not be altered; 2) the name of the parish of Aldersey should not be altered; 3) the parish of Barton should not be abolished and that its area should not be altered; 4) the name of the parish of Barton should not be altered; 5) the boundary of the existing parish of Carden be redrawn along Barton Road, Broxton Road and Carden Lane to transfer the properties of The Forge (Carden Smithy), Huntsman's House, Carden Smithy, The Lodge, Carden Ridge and Rose Cottage from Clutton to Carden parish; 6) the name of the parish of Carden should not be altered; 7) the boundary of the existing parish of Clutton be redrawn along Barton Road, Broxton Road and Carden Lane to transfer the properties of The Forge (Carden Smithy), Huntsman's House, Carden Smithy, The Lodge, Carden Ridge and Rose Cottage from Clutton to Carden parish; 8) the name of the parish of Clutton should not be altered; 9) the parish of Coddington should not be abolished and that its area should not be altered; 10) the name of the parish of Coddington should not be altered; 11) the parish of Stretton should not be abolished and that its area should not be altered; 12) the name of the parish of Stretton should not be altered; 13) the parishes of Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Clutton, Coddington and Stretton should continue to be grouped under a common parish council – Coddington and District; 14) the parish council for the parishes of Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Clutton, Coddington and Stretton consist of seven members; 15) one councillor be elected for each of the parishes of Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Coddington and Stretton; 16) two councillors be elected for the parish of Clutton; 12 17) a Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order be prepared in accordance with the above recommendations and that the Order be effective from 1 April 2015 save for those recommendations relating to parish electoral arrangements which shall come into force on the ordinary day of election of councillors in May 2015; and 18) the community governance arrangements for Aldersey, Barton, Carden, Clutton, Coddington and Stretton parishes be reviewed in advance of the local elections scheduled to take place in 2019.
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