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Changes to Community and Community Ward Boundaries Changes to Community and Community Ward Boundaries This is a list of the (known) Orders that have brought about changes to the Community and Community Ward boundaries within Wales. The starting point is the all-Wales review of Communities and Community Wards carried out by the Local Government Boundary Commission for Wales. These Special Community Reviews, based on District Council areas, are listed by pre-1996 County area. 1. Special Community Reviews Clwyd 1982 No. 376 The Rhuddlan (Communities) Order 1982 1983 No. 331 The Colwyn (Communities) Order 1983 1984 No. 739 The Glyndŵr (Communities) Order 1984 1984 No. 1782 The Alyn and Deeside (Communities) Order 1984 1984 No. 2049 The Delyn (Communities) Order 1984 1985 No. 89 The Wrexham Maelor (Communities) Order 1985 Dyfed 1985 No. 2063 The South Pembrokeshire (Communities) Order 1985 1985 No. 2064 The Llanelli (Communities) Order 1985 1986 No. 1364 The Ceredigion (Communities) Order 1986 1986 No. 2008 The Carmarthenshire (Communities) Order 1986 1986 No. 2077 The Dinefwr (Communities) Order 1986 1987 No. 124 The Preseli (Communities) Order 1987 Gwent 1982 No. 233 The Islwyn (Communities) Order 1982 1983 No. 154 The Newport (Communities) Order 1983 1984 No. 1930 The Blaenau Gwent (Communities) Order 1984 1985 No. 129 The Torfaen (Communities) Order 1985 1986 No. 4 The Monmouthshire (Communities) Order 1986 Gwynedd 1981 No. 453 The Dwyfor (Communities) Order 1981 1983 No. 269 The Aberconwy (Communities) Order 1983 1983 No. 1788 The Ynys Môn – Isle of Anglesey (Communities) Order 1983 1984 No. 473 The Arfon (Communities) Order 1984 1984 No. 797 The Meirionydd (Communities) Order 1984 Mid Glamorgan 1981 No. 1738 The Cynon Valley (Communities) Order 1981 1983 No. 124 The Merthyr Tydfil (Communities) Order 1983 1983 No. 1530 The Rhondda (Communities) Order 1983 1984 No. 1562 The Ogwr (Communities) Order 1984 1984 No. 1875 The Rhymney Valley (Communities) Order 1984 1 1984 No. 1441 The Taff-Ely (Communities) Order 1984 Powys 1982 No. 1776 The Radnor (Communities) Order 1982 1985 No. 1763 The Brecnock (Communities) Order 1985 1986 No. 2009 The Montgomeryshire (Communities) Order 1986 South Glamorgan 1982 No. 98 The Vale of Glamorgan (Communities) Order 1982 1982 No. 127 The Cardiff (Communities) Order 1982 West Glamorgan 1981 No. 182 The Afan (Communities) Order 1981 1982 No. 1751 The Neath (Communities) Order 1982 1983 No. 206 The Swansea (Communities) Order 1983 1985 No. 1816 The Lliw Valley(Communities) Order 1985 2. Community Electoral Arrangements 1. Borough of Blaenau Gwent (Community of Tredegar Electoral Arrangements) Order 1988 2. Guilsfield Community, Montgomeryshire District Council (Change of ward names – Guilsfield Within to Guilsfield Village and Guilsfield Without to Guilsfield Rural) 3. Town of Haverfordwest (Wards) Order 1990 4. Tenby Town Council – Amendment of Voting Arrangements Order 1990 5. Community of Llanfairpwll Order 1990 6. Rhoose Community Council Order 1990 7. Borough of Merthyr Tydfil Vaynor Community Council Order 1990 8. The Community of St. Mellons (Change of Name of Community Ward) Order 1991 9. Llangunnor Community, Carmarthen District – change of ward names- Login Ward to Llangunnor East Ward and Tregynnwr Ward to Llangunnor West Ward - 1991 10. Community of Llendeiniolen (Wards) Order 1993 11. Community of Nelson Electoral Arrangements Order 1993 12. Glyncorrwg Community Council Order 1993 13. Community of Llandygai (Wards) Order 1994 2 14. Community of Argoed Order 1995 15. Community of Blackwood Order 1995 16. The Bay of Colwyn Community Council Order 1995 17. Powys County Council (Llandrinio Community electoral arrangements) 1996 18. The Communities of Caia Park and Offa (Wards) Order 1997 19. The Pembrokeshire County Council (Fishguard and Goodwick, Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Pembroke) Town Councils Community Ward Review Amendment Order 1998 20. The Cyngor Sir Ynys Mon/Isle of Anglesey County Council review of electoral arrangements (Tysilio and Cadnant Wards Menai Bridge and Llangefni Town Council) Order 1998 21. The Pembrokeshire County Council Tenby Town Council Ward Review Order 1998 22. The Denbighshire County Council (Bodelwyddan and Ruthin) Town Councils Community Ward Review Order 1999 23. The Communities of Holywell and Mold (Wards) Order 1999 24. Monmouthshire County Council (Abergavenny, Caldicot, Chepstow, Llantilio Pertholey, Magor with Undy and Monmouth) (Electoral Arrangements) Order 1999 25. Monmouthshire County (Community of Caerwent Electoral Arrangements) Order 1999 26. Cyngor Sir Ceredigion (Lampeter, Llanbadarn Fawr, Cardigan and Aberystwyth) Town and Community Councils Community Ward Review Order 2000 27. The Communities of Bagillt and Gwernaffield (Wards) Order 2001 28. The Community of Old Radnor (Warding) Order 2001 29. Monmouthshire County Council (Llanover) (Electoral Arrangements) Order 2001 30. Monmouthshire County Council (Llangattock Vibon Avel) (Electoral Arrangements) Order 2002 31. The Denbighshire County Council (Llanrhaeadr Yng Nghinmeirch) Community Council Ward Review Order 2003 32. The Denbighshire County Council (Denbigh) Community Council Ward Review Order 2003 33. Community of Barmouth (Ward Boundaries) Order 2003 34. Carmarthenshire County Council Llanedi Community Council (Wards) Order 2004 3 35. Community of Bangor (Ward Boundaries) Orders 2004 36. Community of Llanengan (Ward Boundaries) Order 2004 37. Dunvant Community Council Order 2006 38. Community of Rhyl Order 2006 39. County of Powys (Community Electoral Arrangements) Order 2006 40. Community of Bethesda (Ward Boundaries) Order 2007 41. Community of Tywyn (Ward Boundaries) Order 2007 42. Community of Dolgellau (Ward Boundaries) Order 2007 43. County of Pembrokeshire (Community Electoral Arrangements) Order 2008 44. The Communities of Cilycwm, Henllanfallteg and Llanelli Rural Order 2008 45. The Communities of Cilcain and Higher Kinnerton (Wards) Order 2008 46. Cardiff (Radyr and Morganstown Community Electoral Arrangements) Order 2009 47. Community of Killay (Ward boundaries) Order 2010 48. Community of Pontardulais (Ward Boundaries) Order 2010 49. Torfaen County Borough Council Community Council Electoral Arrangements Order 2011 50. Caerphilly County Borough Council Risca East Community Council Electoral Arrangements Order 2012 51. Caerphilly County Borough Council Risca West Community Council Electoral Arrangements Order 2012 52. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llanddowror and Llanmiloe Community Council – North and South Wards) 2013 53. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Pembrey and Burry Port Town Council – Pembrey and Burry Port Wards) 2013 54. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llanelli Town Council – Bigyn and Glanymor Wards) 2013 55. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Trimsaran Community Council) 2013 56. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Kidwelly Town Council – Mynydd-y-Garreg Ward) 2013 4 57. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Whitland Town Council – North and South Wards) 2013 58. Carmarthenshire County Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order Llangyndeyrn Community Council – Caraway Ward) 2013 59. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Abergele Town Council) 2015 60. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Betws y Coed Community Council) 2015 61. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Betws yn Rhos Community Council) 2015 62. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Bro Garmon Community Council) 2015 63. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Bro Machno Community Council) 2015 64. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Caerhun Community Council) 2015 65. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Cerrigydrudion Community Council) 2015 66. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Conwy Town Council) 2015 67. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Dolgarrog Community Council) 2015 68. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Dolwyddelan Community Council) 2015 69. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Henryd Community Council) 2015 70. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llanddoged and Maenan Community Council) 2015 71. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llandudno Town Council) 2015 72. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llanfairfechan Town Council) 2015 73. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llanfairtalhaiarn Town Council) 2015 74. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llangernyw Community Council) 2015 5 75. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llangwm Community Council) 2015 76. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Llansannan Community Council) 2015 77. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Mochdre Community Council) 2015 78. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Penmaenmawr Town Council) 2015 79. Conwy County Borough Council Review of Electoral Arrangements Order (Towyn and Kinmel Bay Town
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