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Consultation Stage 2: Draft Assisted Areas Map and Government’s Response to Stage 1

2014-2020 ASSISTED AREAS MAP


DECEMBER 2013

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Contents

1. Foreword from the Minister of State for Business and Energy ............................................................3

2. Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................4

3. Background to the Update of the Assisted Areas Map ........................................................................5

4. How to Respond and Make Any Queries.............................................................................................8

5. Confidentiality & Data Protection .........................................................................................................9

6. Analysis of Responses and Government Response to the First Stage Consultation ..........................9

7. Responding to the Consultation.........................................................................................................20

8. What Happens Next?.........................................................................................................................20

Annex A: Principles for Government Consultations ...............................................................................22

Annex B: The Draft Assisted Areas Map for the UK 2014-2020 ............................................................23

Annex C: Areas Requiring Criterion 5 Applications ...............................................................................24

Annex D: Proposed Assisted Areas Coverage by Ward........................................................................25

Annex E: List of Individuals/Organisations Consulted in Stage 2 ........................................................103

Annex F: List of Respondents to the Stage 1 Consultation .................................................................104

Annex G: Consultation Stage 2: 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map Response Form.............................107


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1. Foreword from the Minister of State for Business and Energy

On 31 July 2013, the Government launched a first stage consultation on updating the Assisted Areas Map for 2014-2020, in response to new European Commission guidelines on regional aid. Assisted Area status allows small businesses and large enterprises in less economically advantaged locations to benefit from additional financial support under EU Regional Aid Guidelines. This support is offered to encourage business in these communities to grow, innovate and thrive.

It is important to stress though that regional aid is only one of the many ways in which we address areas of economic need across the country. In fact, many business support schemes do not depend on regional aid. Other types of funding are available aimed at tackling specific market failures that can occur regardless of geography, such as aid for R&D, risk capital, SME investments, training, or environmental protection. In order to inform decisions about where regional aid can have the most impact, the Government sought local intelligence, as we believe that businesses and other local stakeholders should help set the strategic direction for their area. The responses we received to the first stage consultation have confirmed this belief. The assistance of local authorities, local enterprise partnerships and development agencies has helped identify those locations best placed to make an important contribution not only to their local economy, but also to UK growth. Our priority is to secure the recovery and ensure sustainable growth in the economy. Updating the Assisted Areas Map for 2014-2020 delivers an opportunity to help rebalance the UK economy and drive sustainable growth. Rebalancing the economy is about spreading our success - both geographically and by sector - and supporting the world class industries we already have, as well as the new ones that we are developing. The first stage consultation on updating the Assisted Areas Map ended on 30 September. The Government has carefully considered all the responses, and is grateful for the evidence which has helped shape the draft UK Assisted Areas Map. This document forms the second stage consultation, and contains our draft Map and Government’s response to the first stage consultation. Over the next seven weeks, we will welcome your views on our conclusions and on the draft Map. The finalised Map will then be submitted to the Commission for approval in early spring 2014.

The Rt. Hon. Michael Fallon MP


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2. Introduction

1. This document sets out the Government’s Response to the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map Consultation Stage 1: Common Principles and Local Intelligence (which ran between 31 July and 30 September 2013). It also includes the draft proposal for a new Assisted Areas Map for the period 2014-2020. Assisted Areas are those areas where regional aid can be offered to undertakings, typically businesses, under state aid rules.

2. The Government is consulting on the draft Map, which has been developed using:

information submitted during Stage 1 of the Assisted Areas consultation; Government held intelligence on the potential to use regional aid to lever further investment and growth; and assessing economic need against a set of criteria. Stage 1 consulted on draft principles for defining the areas that should be included on the draft Map, and sought local intelligence and priorities on areas of economic opportunity and need. Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) took the lead preparing responses in England, and Local Authorities (LAs) led on responses in Scotland and Wales. Almost 90% of respondents supported the Government’s proposed principles for developing the draft Map1. There was also widespread support for Government having localised the process for identifying economic opportunities for potential inclusion.

3. The draft Map has been developed in conjunction with both the Welsh Government and

Scottish Government. The Government announced earlier this year that Northern Ireland should continue to benefit from 100% coverage for the medium term.

4. The purpose of this consultation is to seek views on the draft Assisted Areas Map,

taking into consideration the Government’s response to Stage 1 of the consultation, and the need to comply with the Commission’s Regional Aid Guidelines. The closing date for responses to the Stage 2 consultation is Friday 7 February 2014.

1 See paragraph 29 below


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3. Background to the Update of the Assisted Areas Map

The EU Regional Aid Guidelines 5. The new Regional Aid Guidelines2 (RAG) were issued on 19 June 2013. The RAG is

one part of a wider package of State Aid frameworks. All of these State Aid frameworks are being reviewed by the Commission through a ‘State Aid Modernisation’ programme which was launched in May 20123. The modernisation programme aims to promote a more efficient use of public resources, ensuring that aid is well-designed and targeted, and fosters sustainable, smart and inclusive growth in a competitive internal market. Revision of the Procedural and Enabling Regulations, and the guidelines on Broadband and Regional aid, have been completed. Revision of the remaining guidelines, which includes those on Environmental and Energy aid; aid for Research & Development & Innovation and for Risk Capital, is on-going.

6. The new RAG will apply from 1 July 2014 to 2020, replacing the current RAG, due to

expire on 30 June 2014. In line with the wider State Aid Modernisation process, the current RAG has been kept in force by the Commission for a further six months from its original expiry date of December 31st 2013. The 2014-2020 UK Assisted Areas Map must be drawn in accordance with the new RAG. The Stage 1 consultation provided a summary of the main changes from the current RAG.

Relevance to Growth Policy in the UK

7. The Government announced its ‘Plan for Growth4’ in 2011, which included an objective to achieve sustainable and balanced growth that is more evenly distributed across the country and sectors. The Government wants to ensure that regional aid helps geographically and sectorally rebalance the economy, addresses local economic need, increases productivity and raises employment rates. In addition to the UK Government’s Growth Plan, the Devolved Administrations - Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - also have regional development plans.

8. The Government's approach to Industrial Strategy5 was announced in September 2012,

and builds on the ‘Plan for Growth’. It explores how the Government can work with the private sector to encourage economic growth. It analyses which industrial sectors could make the greater contribution to future economic growth and employment in the UK, and then considers which Government action could add most value. Sectors considered include parts of advanced manufacturing, including aerospace, automotive and life sciences. Manufacturing is considered particularly relevant to the granting of regional aid, given its capital intensive nature and its deep, sometimes local, supply chains.

Assisted Areas and Use of Regional Aid

9. Assisted Areas are those areas where regional aid can be offered to undertakings, typically businesses, under Commission state aid rules. In Great Britain the main examples of schemes offering regional aid are:

2 http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:C:2013:209:0001:0045:EN:PDF 3 Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of regions EU State Aid Modernisation (SAM), COM/2012/0209 final 4 https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/31584/2011budget_growth.pdf 5 https://www.gov.uk/government/policies/using-industrial-strategy-to-help-the-uk-economy-and-business-compete-and-grow

http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:C:2013:209:0001:0045:EN:PDF

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/31584/2011budget_growth.pdf


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Regional Growth Fund - operates in England and supports projects and programmes

that are using private sector investment to create economic growth and sustainable employment.

Regional Selective Assistance - primary Scottish scheme under the RAG and is administered by Highlands and Islands Enterprise and Scottish Enterprise. Grants may be given in conjunction with support under other aid frameworks, for example R&D or skills and training.

Welsh Government Business Finance - offers discretionary financial support to eligible businesses in key business sectors and certain strategically important projects outside these. It helps fund capital investment, job creation, research, development and innovation and certain eligible revenue projects throughout Wales.

o Business Premises Renovation Allowance (BPRA) is predicated on Assisted Area

status. It gives an incentive to bring derelict or unused properties back into use, by giving an initial allowance of 100% for expenditure on converting or renovating unused business premises in a disadvantaged area.

o The Enhanced Capital Allowances permitted at some Enterprise Zones are reliant on Assisted Area status.

Parameters for the Draft 2014–2020 Map

10. Under the new RAG, the maximum proportion of the UK population covered by the Assisted Areas will be 27.05%, compared to 23.9% covered on the 2007-2013 Map.

11. The following UK NUTS areas will automatically qualify for Assisted Area status under

the new RAG: Cornwall and Isles of Scilly and West Wales and the Valleys. These areas qualify as

‘a’ areas under the RAG on grounds of having a GDP per capita of less than 75% of the EU average.

Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty, Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute and Eilean Siar. These areas are predefined as ‘c’ areas under the RAG on grounds of being sparsely populated, with a population density below 12.5 persons per square kilometre.

12. In addition, in June 2013 the Government announced that Northern Ireland will maintain

its 100% coverage6 (at least until any mid-term review of 2014-2020 Assisted Areas coverage), owing to its unique circumstances.

13. When preparing the draft Map, Government took account of:

Responses to Stage 1 of the consultation National economic datasets Commercial and economic intelligence Government strategy and policies e.g. the UK Industrial Policy and the location and

nature of Enterprise Zones The views of key national teams responsible for policies supported by regional aid

6 Building A Prosperous And United Community, June 2013 https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/206979/Building_a_Prosperous_and_United_Community.pdf

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/206979/Building_a_Prosperous_and_United_Community.pdf

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/206979/Building_a_Prosperous_and_United_Community.pdf


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Regional economic plans and priorities were also considered in Scotland and Wales.

Public Sector Equality Duty

14. BIS, as a public authority, must, in the exercise of its functions, have due regard to the need to:

(a) eliminate discrimination, harassment, victimisation and any other conduct that is prohibited by or under the Equality Act 2010; (b) advance equality of opportunity between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic (which include, amongst other characteristics, age, disability, race and sex) and persons who do not share it; (c) foster good relations between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it. BIS has had (and will continue to have) due regard to these principles.


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4. How to Respond and Make Any Queries

15. The consultation closes on 7 February 2014. Until that date, you can respond to the consultation using the interactive digital map, obtainable via https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/assisted-areas-map-2014-to-2020-stage-2

16. For those who do not wish to respond using the interactive digital map, response forms

are available electronically until 7 February 2014 on the consultation page: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/assisted-areas-map-2014-to-2020-stage-2 Response forms or any queries should be submitted by email or letter to:

Assisted Areas Team Local Growth Directorate 4th Floor, Spur 2 Department for Business, Innovation and Skills 1 Victoria Street London SW1H 0ET

Email: [email protected]

17. If the response or query concerns an area of Scotland, please copy in:

Future Funds and Regional Aid Team European Structural Funds Division Scottish Government Atlantic Quay 150 Broomielaw Glasgow G2 8LU


18. If the response or query concerns an area of Wales, please copy in:

Assisted Areas Mailbox, 1st floor South, Strategy Team Economy, Science and Transport Department QED Centre Main Avenue Treforest Industrial Estate Treforest Pontypridd Rhondda Cynon Taf CF37 5YR


https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/assisted-areas-map-2014-to-2020-stage-2



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19. A list of those organisations and individuals consulted is in Annex E. We would welcome suggestions of others who may wish to be involved in this consultation process.

20. Reference to the Government’s consultation principles is included in Annex A. If you do

not feel that the principles have been adhered to, details of how to respond are also included in Annex A.

21. Under Cabinet Office guidance, BIS consultations are digital by default but, if required,

printed copies of the consultation document can be obtained from:

BIS Publications Orderline ADMAIL 528 London SW1W 8YT Tel: 0845-015 0010 Fax: 0845-015 0020 Minicom: 0845-015 0030 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications?departments%5B%5D=department-for-business-innovation-skills

22. Other versions of the document in Braille, other languages, including Welsh, or audio-

cassette are available on request from BIS Publications Orderline.

5. Confidentiality & Data Protection

23. Information provided in response to this consultation, including personal information, may be subject to publication or release to other parties or to disclosure in accordance with the access to information regimes (these are primarily the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA), the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004). If you want information, including personal data that you provide to be treated as confidential, please be aware that, under the FOIA, there is a statutory Code of Practice with which public authorities must comply and which deals, amongst other things, with obligations of confidence.

24. In view of this it would be helpful if you could explain to us why you regard the information you have provided as confidential. If we receive a request for disclosure of the information we will take full account of your explanation, but we cannot give an assurance that confidentiality can be maintained in all circumstances. An automatic confidentiality disclaimer generated by your IT system will not, of itself, be regarded as binding on the Department.

6. Analysis of Responses and Government Response to the First Stage Consultation

25. Stage 1 of the consultation began on 31 July 2013, with publication of ‘2014-2020

Assisted Areas Map - Consultation Stage 1: Common Principles and Local Intelligence’.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications?departments%5B%5D=department-for-business-innovation-skills%20

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications?departments%5B%5D=department-for-business-innovation-skills%20


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26. 72 completed response forms were returned to Government. A further 32 responses were received in other formats before the deadline; almost all of these were in support of LEP or LA responses for their area. The analysis of location and type of organisation below concentrates on the official Form 1 and Form 2 response forms returned to BIS. The Government response takes into account all views expressed, in all types of response received, that engaged with the questions posed by Stage 1 of the consultation. A full list of respondents is in Annex F.

27. Local Authorities (LAs) in Scotland and Wales and Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs)

in England were asked to return response Form 1, which offered more questions to encourage the return of prioritised local intelligence. All other respondents were asked to complete response Form 2. Tables 1 and 2 show the broad types of organisations that returned completed response forms and their locations. Where organisations submitted joint responses, these have been included as a single response in the tables and map below.

Table 1: Respondents by Organisation

Wales Scotland England Total

LEP n/a n/a 27 27

LA 4 18 15 37

Business 0 0 2 2

Professional Body

0 0 1 1

Other 2 1 2 5

Total 6 19 47 72

Table 2: Respondents by Country

Response Form 1 Response Form 2 Total

England 27 20 47

Scotland 18 1 19

Wales 4 2 6

Total 49 23 72


Figure 1 - Locations of Respondents using Form 1 and Form 2

28. Government is seeking to refresh the Map, not simply to add coverage to those places that already have it. Economic geography evolves, as have the rules under which the Map is drawn including the nature of projects that regional aid can be granted to. Assisted Area status does not benefit every ward in the country that currently has the designation and could be economically beneficial to many wards that currently do not. Even with increased population coverage, difficult decisions have had to be made as to which areas are included on the draft Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020. The overwhelming majority (41 out of 49) of Form 1 responses by LEPs and local authorities made cases for increased coverage in their area.

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6a. Common Principles

29. Question D01 asked, Do you broadly support the principles for developing the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map set out in paragraphs 108-116 of the [Stage 1] consultation document? Of the completed response forms received, 89% said yes. Only 8% did not broadly agree. The remainder did not answer the question.

30. Question D02 asked respondents, if there are any principles you do not support, please specify which ones you do not, evidencing why. While 89% said yes to D01, 64% (46 returns) offered further views about the principles for developing the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map. The comments returned were often technical in nature; some suggested the removal or altering of particular principles, others were supportive or sought further explanation. Principle 7 garnered the most comments from respondents, with Principles 3 and 4 each being commented on in around 10% of returns. Fewer than 10% of respondents commented on each of the other principles.

Principle 1: Assisted Areas in the UK should reflect opportunities to support businesses with regional aid in locations that will support the economies of economically disadvantaged places.

31. The Government has analysed the consultation responses carefully and considered where Assisted Area status could be used to lever in investment that supports growth in less economically advantaged areas. Updating the UK’s Assisted Areas Map for 2014-20 is an opportunity to help to rebalance the UK economy, helping to drive strong sustainable growth at geographical scales ranging from the local to the national. This has been done against a background of increasing overall population coverage, allowing scope for new areas to have the opportunity for inclusion on the Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020. No respondents challenged this principle.

Principle 2: A combination of quantitative and qualitative economic evidence and intelligence (such as consultation responses), and relevant economic policy considerations should be used by Government to determine a place's relative economic need and economic opportunity in terms of the potential to use regional aid to support economic convergence objectives.

32. There were no direct challenges to this principle, although some respondents requested further information as to the nature of the evidence and intelligence used. The starting point from which the draft Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 has been drawn are the responses received from Stage 1 of the consultation, specifically the mapping exercises respondents were asked to carry out.

33. Government has also taken into account national economic intelligence, policies and data. Policy examples include the UK Industrial Strategy, including its sector strategies, and in Scotland and Wales, regional and local economic plans and priorities. Enterprise Zones (EZs) with Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECAs) are predicated on Assisted Area status, as is Business Premises Renovation Allowance (BPRA). All EZs with ECAs are included on the draft Map as key drivers of future economic growth with policy aims


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consistent with those of the Regional Aid Guidelines. Also included are many areas containing key business premises that could benefit from BPRA.

34. Economic data that has been considered in terms of highlighting potential economic opportunities includes fields from the Business Register and Employment Survey (BRES), the Inter-Departmental Business Register (IDBR), and Business Enterprise Research and Development (BERD) data.

Principle 3: In some circumstances, the primary purpose of designating some wards as Assisted Areas may be to link together other wards containing the characteristics sought for Assisted Area status – i.e. significant economic opportunities that could catalyse disadvantaged economies – within a minimum contiguous population (typically 100,000 people).

35. While the aim of this principle is to make it clear that some wards may be included as ‘link’ wards ensuring contiguity, the few comments made were typically in disagreement with the minimum population sizes and contiguity requirements as set out in the Commission's Regional Aid Guidelines. An example of one such return included, “Principle 3: We are content with the idea of a broadly contiguous area, but, we would like the flexibility to have within this area an 'island' of wards without AA status. We understand the argument from BIS that any areas within nominated wards are likely to have economic need, and this would be true of the wards we would want to omit. But the issue for us is that it would be at the expense of wards with even greater economic need and opportunity.”

36. Government is bound by the minimum population size and contiguity of Assisted Areas as expressed in the Regional Aid Guidelines and as such cannot deviate from these. Further, in line with the Commission’s general requirement for Assisted Areas to have a minimum population of 100,000, BIS considers that the Commission is unlikely to approve any zones of Assisted Area coverage that wholly enclose areas without coverage, if the area enclosed has a resident population of fewer than 100,000 residents.

37. Queries were also received asking why the UK is building its non-predefined Assisted Areas from wards and not from statistical units such as Super Output Areas and Data Zones. This was because the Commission’s Regional Aid Guidelines state that Member States must use their LAU2 units (Local Administrative Unit – Layer 2) as the building blocks for their non-predefined Assisted Areas. In the UK, the LAU2 units are the ward boundaries used in preparing the draft Map.

Principle 4: The 2007-2013 Assisted Areas Map should be a material consideration when developing its 2014-2020 successor.

38. Around 10% of respondents commented on this principle, and the majority of comments interpreted the principle to mean that the starting point for developing the Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 should be the inclusion of wards currently on the 2007-2013 Assisted Areas Map, and to either argue for or against this. Government has not used the individual wards included in the 2007-2013 Assisted Areas Map as a starting point


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for developing the draft Map presented for consultation at Stage 2. However, the current Assisted Areas Map 2007-2013 has been of use when asking areas with current coverage to assess and prioritise their coverage. In developing the draft 2014-2020 Map, Government has recognised that many areas that have benefitted from Assisted Area status in 2007-2013 should continue to do so in 2014-2020. The Government therefore concludes that the 2007-13 Assisted Areas Map has been a consideration when developing the 2014-2020 Map, but this does not signal an automatic entitlement for any Assisted Areas to remain on the Map unchanged.

Principle 5: Providing eligibility to support large firms with regional aid should be a consideration of the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map given there are fewer constraints on Government to support small and medium sized enterprises with capital investment under other forms of state aid.

39. Changes to regional aid rules mean that Government has also refined its approach to the new Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020. For the UK Assisted Areas Map 2007-2013 Government viewed a major purpose of Assisted Area coverage as giving flexibility to support larger companies. With further restrictions on regional aid to large enterprises under the new Regional Aid Guidelines, Government is taking a balanced approach. For the 2014-2020 Map, the aim is to support a range of small, medium and large sized enterprises. A range of industrial and commercial development sites have also been included to help future businesses flourish.

Principle 6: Offering UK public bodies the flexibility to invest regional aid in expanding and developing UK manufacturing should be a key goal when developing the Assisted Areas Map.

40. Manufacturing as an industry is well placed to benefit from regional aid, typically in the form of capital investment. Expanding and developing manufacturing can assist in Government’s broader objective of rebalancing the UK economy both geographically and by sector due to the frequent presence of localised supply chains. No respondents challenged this principle.

Principle 7: The metrics of economic need that should be used to inform the Map’s development are:

a) Low Employment Rate

b) Low Skills Rate

c) High Working Age Benefit Claimant Count Rate

d) Low population growth/ net out-migration of working age population

e) High rates of manufacturing

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specify which ones you do not, evidencing why’ focused on Principle 7.

42. For Principle 7, there were 9 responses commenting negatively on low population growth/ net out-migration of working age population (metric ‘d’) and 3 responses commenting negatively on high rates of manufacturing (metric ‘e’). No other metric proposed in Principle 7 received more than 2 negative comments.

43. Respondents from areas with high population growth raised the issue that this can also be a cause for increased economic need. In addition it was expressed that in certain areas out-migration of working age population could be ‘masked’ by immigration of a population that is elderly or in need of social housing. Government recognises that Principle 7 ‘d’ could be perceived as an inconsistent indicator of need and, while Government has had regard generally to population changes and migration in preparing the draft Map, has therefore decided not to use this metric when assessing economic need.

44. In relation to high rates of manufacturing, responses focused on the fact that this metric would not highlight potential for new manufacturing jobs and could be skewed by a single recent closure of a major manufacturing firm. Government accepts that this metric will not always capture the potential for new manufacturing jobs. Rather this metric can be used as an indicator of an area’s current ability to benefit from regional aid, a key aim of the Assisted Areas Map, with new opportunities captured elsewhere in respondents’ returns.

45. In summary, the metrics used in considering potential areas for inclusion on the Map are as follows:

Employment rate, excluding full time students - compared across Great Britain (2011 census data).

Skills levels, the proportion below Level 2. Given inconsistencies between Scottish census data and that for England and Wales, for this metric only, the assessment is not at the GB level and evaluates Scottish areas within Scotland and England and Wales areas within England and Wales (2011 census data). There was a slight misalignment between paragraph 82 of the Stage 1 guidelines, which noted that Government proposed to define a low skills rate at level 2 and below, and paragraph 83, where it suggests that Government planned to define low skills as being below level 2. We have used the latter measure, although of course, there will be a strong correlation in any case between data for below Level 2 and data at Level 2 or below.

Working age benefit claimant count rate - compared across GB (May 2013 DWP data).

Proportion of employment in manufacturing, taken from the 2012 Inter-Departmental Business Register, being the most complete source at detailed geographical level. Again, this is compared across GB.

46. At the time of testing, the data used was the most recent available at the required level of detail. Please note that some of the 2011 census data is not yet publically available.


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Principle 8: It is proposed that relative economic need will be considered at two spatial scales:

1) at the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) level in England, and at the Local Authority (LA) level in Wales and Scotland; and

2) at the potential Assisted Area level or in its constituent wards

47. Two responses were received on this principle, one arguing that the LEP area is too large and economically diverse to be used as a spatial unit when considering economic need; the other supporting the use of the LEP as a unit given that whole sub-regional economies need to be considered not just individual wards.

48. After evaluation, we believe that considering economic need at the Assisted Area level is the most appropriate geographical scale. The zone of Assisted Area coverage is the spatial unit used on the Map and employing it well aligns the UK process with the Commission’s Regional Aid Guidelines. Using the Assisted Area as a zone of consideration also streamlines the method, focuses on the areas under consideration, and smoothes any potential inconsistencies that might be found in individual ward level data.

6b. Considering Economic Need

Commission Criteria

49. Paragraph 168 of the Commission’s Regional Aid Guidelines states that a Member State may designate non-predefined ‘c’ areas on the basis of the following criteria:

(a) Criterion 1: contiguous areas of at least 100 000 inhabitants located in NUTS 2 or NUTS 3 regions that have:

- a GDP per capita below or equal to the EU-27 average, or

- an unemployment rate above or equal to 115% of the national average.

(b) Criterion 2: NUTS 3 regions of less than 100 000 inhabitants that have:



(c) Criterion 3: islands or contiguous areas characterised by similar geographical isolation (for example, peninsulas or mountain areas) that have:




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- or less than 5 000 inhabitants.

(d) Criterion 4: NUTS 3 regions, or parts of NUTS 3 regions that form contiguous areas, that are adjacent to an ‘a’ area or that share a land border with a country outside the EEA or European Free Trade Association (EFTA).

(e) Criterion 5: contiguous areas of at least 50 000 inhabitants that are undergoing major structural change or are in serious relative decline, provided that such areas are not located in NUTS 3 regions or contiguous areas that fulfil the conditions to be designated as predefined areas or under Criteria 1 to 4.

Criterion 4 in the UK

50. Covering key economic assets in ‘criterion 4 areas’ can support economic growth in the ‘a’ areas demarcated by the Commission as being in the most need of support from Regional Aid. As such, areas eligible for criterion 4 can qualify for inclusion on the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map because of this adjacency factor. However, in line with the RAG, the UK Government considers that in locations bordering ‘a’ areas, where higher aid intensities are possible, localised distortions in the locational preferences of firms may occur. Therefore Government does not propose designating all wards that border ‘a’ areas as Assisted Areas as we are looking for the best opportunities to drive economic growth in these areas and in the ‘a’ areas they border.

Northern Ireland and Scottish Highlands & Islands

51. In recognition of their unique circumstances, the UK Government made representations for Northern Ireland and the whole of the Highlands and Islands to be predefined as ‘c’ areas by the Commission on the 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map. Only some of the Highlands and Islands was subsequently predefined by the Commission (see paragraph 53). The UK Government has therefore decided that all of Northern Ireland; Inverness, Nairn, Moray, and Badenoch and Strathspey NUTS3; Orkney Islands NUTS3; and Shetland Islands NUTS3 should be granted ‘c’ coverage from the population coverage the UK has been awarded (at least until any mid-term review of the 2014-2020 Map)7.

52. Further details of Assisted Area coverage and the wider economic situation in Northern Ireland are available in “Building a Prosperous and United Community”, issued by the UK Government and the Northern Ireland Executive in June 2013. This announced a package of measures to help rebalance Northern Ireland’s economy.

53. Paragraph 158 of the Regional Aid Guidelines states that NUTS 2 regions with fewer than 8 inhabitants per km2 or NUTS 3 regions with fewer than 12.5 inhabitants per km2

7 If the UK holds a mid-term review of the Map, any changes are due to come into effect on 1 January 2017 – all Assisted Areas in the UK would be considered if such a review takes place.


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can be predefined as sparsely populated ‘c’ areas by the Commission. Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty; Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute; and Eilean Siar (Western Isles) are to be pre-designated under this criterion. This is because the location incentive allowed under the RAG is frequently used to overcome natural barriers to development, such as distance from and time to reach main European markets, difficult topography, sparse population and a narrow labour market base, which are typical features of remoter mountain and island areas.

54. The UK and Scottish Governments consider that the Highlands and Islands as a whole is characterised by these features, with the only major concentration of population (Inverness) the same distance from London as London is from Stuttgart; the Shetland Islands are some 200 km from the Scottish mainland, and of course further from main markets; and all areas other than Inverness city itself with population densities in the extremely low range of the EU (ranging from 7 people per square km to 11.5 people per sq km). This is already implicitly recognised in the pre-designation of parts of the Highlands and Islands by the Commission rules. A consistent approach to the whole Highlands and Islands is ensured by the inclusion of the whole NUTS2 area on the Map.

Metrics of Economic Need

55. Economic need in other Assisted Areas with less singular characteristics has been demonstrated using a method similar to that used for creating the UK’s current Assisted Areas Map 2007-2013, i.e. assessing areas according to a set of metrics and the difference of these metrics from the mean (as measured by standard deviations). There are two main differences compared to when this exercise was carried out for the 2007-2013 Assisted Areas Map:

i. Firstly, we have a higher population for the Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 as coverage has risen from 23.9% to 27.05% of the UK population.

ii. Second, in the 2007-13 Map, the whole country was divided up into Employment Opportunity Zones (EOZs) and standard deviations taken on this basis. The use of EOZs was in part a reflection of a historical requirement to evidence self-containment of economic areas by the Commission in 2000-2006. This time around, because we are not employing EOZs, and the proposed Assisted Areas, which are the units under considerations, do not cover the whole of Great Britain, ward level data has been used to generate the standard deviations to be used in combination with national averages. Because EOZs were aggregations of wards, quite a lot of the variation disappears and the standard deviation of EOZs is lower than the standard deviation of wards. This means that applying exactly the same assessment as last time would result in fewer potential areas meeting the standard, which would not be consistent with (i) above.

56. Consequently the manner in which the metrics set out in paragraph 45 have been deployed has been updated compared to the method used in the development of the 2007-2013 Map. An area qualifying under Criteria 1, 2, 3 or 5 (Regional Aid Guidelines, paragraph 168) when being assessed by the metrics of economic need is eligible for inclusion on the draft Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 if it meets at least one of the following:


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a. More than one standard deviation away from the mean for at least one metric (in the direction that suggests inclusion);

b. More than half a standard deviation away for at least two metrics (in the direction that suggests inclusion); or

c. Above average for all four metrics (again, ‘above’ is used, but this is to mean in the direction supporting inclusion).

57. This last approach (c) is new, but supported by the fact that the others are, in effect, tighter than before. Analysis suggests that a similar number of individual wards would pass the above assessment as passed it when preparing the 2007-2013 UK Assisted Areas Map under the system using only (a) and (b) above.

58. Meeting the assessments set out in paragraph 56 does not mean that an area is necessarily added to the Map. As stated previously, when choosing wards to add to the draft Map, Government has typically sought ones that contain economic opportunities that could be unlocked by regional aid to support growth in less advantaged economies.

6c. Criterion 5 Applications

59. It is set out in the Regional Aid Guidelines that an area must meet one of five criteria for inclusion on a Member State’s Assisted Areas Map (Regional Aid Guidelines, paragraph 168).

60. In order to provide Assisted Areas coverage to an area listed in Annex C below, special dispensation from the Commission is required evidencing major structural change or serious relative decline – as per criterion 5, RAG paragraph 168. In response to Stage 1 of the consultation, Cheshire and Warrington LEP have put forward a case for Ellesmere Port to be included on the Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 by means of a criterion 5 application.

61. Cheshire and Warrington LEP provided evidence at Stage 1 that the returned wards are compliant with the principles set out in the Stage 1 consultation document and with paragraph 168 of the Regional Aid Guidelines. These wards have also both been assessed for their economic need as set out in paragraph 56 above. The returned wards in Ellesmere Port have been included on the draft Assisted Areas Map 2014-2020 in Annex B for consultation. This is ahead of a final decision from Government, after the Stage 2 consultation, on whether they are proposed to the Commission for inclusion on the 2014-2020 UK Assisted Areas Map.

6d. Population Reserve

62. Respondents were asked in Question D03, Do you consider that the country your area lies within (England, Scotland or Wales) should hold back a population reserve for it to add to the 2014-2020 Map at a later date?


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63. As set out in the Stage 1 consultation, a population reserve could offer some flexibility for providing Assisted Area status for responding to as yet unknown opportunities or shocks over the life of the next Assisted Areas Map. This approach also provides flexibility to respond to any requests made by the Commission while the draft Map is being agreed - as we consider that it will be preferable to add coverage to the draft Map rather than rearrange wards at that stage. The drawback is that some coverage would not be applied for the whole lifespan of the Map.

64. Around three-quarters of respondents to Stage 1 asked for a reserve not to be kept. BIS can still see some merit in holding a reserve and will decide on whether to hold a small reserve after Stage 2 of the consultation, reflecting on economic circumstances and the perceived likelihood at that time of the Commission requesting any changes to the draft Map submitted to them for approval. Any remaining coverage could then be used to respond to as yet unknown opportunities or shocks over the life of the next Assisted Areas Map. Any reserve kept beyond the point that the UK Map is submitted to the Commission will total no more than 1/50th of the UK’s allotted population coverage - a small proportion, reflecting the Stage 1 consultation responses.

7. Responding to the Consultation

65. The UK Government has prepared a draft UK 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map for this Stage of the consultation, which can be found at Annex B and also online via https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/assisted-areas-map-2014-to-2020-stage-2. This online version offers search, select, zooming and panning functionality.

66. If you have views on this draft Assisted Areas Map, please respond using the response form on the online map or in Annex G. Responses should provide supporting evidence and take into account the Government’s response to Stage 1 and the need to comply with the Regional Aid Guidelines.

67. As in Stage 1, Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) in England and Local Authorities (LAs) in Scotland and Wales are requested to play a lead role in working with local partners to collate responses for their areas.

68. Annex D contains a list of wards covered on the draft Map.

8. What Happens Next?

69. This consultation on the draft Map will close on 7 February 2014. This builds on Stage 1 of the Assisted Areas consultation which ran from 31 July to 30 September 2013.

70. The responses to this stage of consultation will, along with the responses to Stage 1, inform the final Assisted Areas Map which will be submitted to the Commission for approval in spring 2014.

71. Notice of the final Map (subject to changes by the Commission) will be published in places that include the .Gov website, the LEP Network website www.lepnetwork.org.uk, the Local Government Association website www.local.gov.uk, the Welsh Government website www.wales.gov.uk, and the Scottish Government website,



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www.scotland.gov.uk. All LEPs and LAs in Great Britain will also be contacted directly by letter to inform them of the final Map.


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Annex A: Principles for Government Consultations

The principles that Government departments and other public bodies should adopt for engaging stakeholders when developing policy and legislation are set out in the consultation principles.

http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/sites/default/files/resources/Consultation-Principles.pdf

Comments or complaints on the conduct of this consultation

If you wish to comment on the conduct of this consultation or make a complaint about the way this consultation has been conducted, please write to:

John Conway, BIS Consultation Co-ordinator, 1 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0ET Telephone John on 020 7215 6402 or e-mail to: [email protected]

However if you wish to comment on the specific policy proposals you should contact the policy lead (see section 4).

http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/sites/default/files/resources/Consultation-Principles.pdf

mailto:[email protected]


Annex B: The Draft Assisted Areas Map for the UK 2014-2020

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Annex C: Areas Requiring Criterion 5 Applications

NUTS3 areas of England and Scotland where Criterion 5 applications to the Commission would be required if Assisted Areas are to be designated within them. There are no areas in Wales that require Criterion 5 applications in order to receive Assisted Area status.

NUTS3 Name NUTS3 code

Warrington UKD61 Cheshire East UKD62 Cheshire West and Chester UKD63 Leicestershire CC and Rutland UKF22 West Northamptonshire UKF24 Hertfordshire UKH23 Berkshire UKJ11 Milton Keynes UKJ12 Buckinghamshire CC UKJ13 Oxfordshire UKJ14 Brighton and Hove UKJ21 Surrey UKJ23 West Sussex UKJ24 Portsmouth UKJ31 Southampton UKJ32 Hampshire CC UKJ33 Bristol, City of UKK11 Bath and North East Somerset UKK12 Gloucestershire UKK13 Swindon UKK14 Edinburgh, City of UKM25 West Lothian UKM28 Aberdeen City and Aberdeen UKM50 Note: due to an administrative oversight, Leicester was also included on the equivalent table in Stage 1


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Annex D: Proposed Assisted Areas Coverage by Ward

This list does not include wards in those areas predefined by the European Commission (‘Cornwall and Isles of Scilly NUTS2’; ‘West Wales and the Valleys NUTS2’; ‘Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty, Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae NUTS3’; ‘Argyll & Bute NUTS3’; and ‘Eilean Siar NUTS3’) or in Northern Ireland.

The ward boundaries used in England and Wales are sourced from the May 2011 Ordnance Survey Boundary-LineTM data. The 2011 census was based on this boundary set. In Scotland, to meet the RAG’s requirement to use LAU2 units (RAG paragraph 169), 2006 single member wards had to be used.

The coastal extents of wards are made available by Ordnance Survey at two different resolutions: 'extent of the realm' (usually this is the Mean Low Water Mark but in some cases boundaries extend beyond this to include offshore islands) and 'clipped to the coastline' (Mean High Water Mark) giving the coastline a more orthodox appearance. If a coastal boundary on the draft Map appears differently to how you were expecting, this may be the reason. Contiguous areas can be formed using the ‘extent of the realm’ boundaries.

WARD CODE WARD NAME LA NAME

E05003115 Aspatria Ward Allerdale

E05003123 Ellen Ward Allerdale

E05003124 Ellenborough Ward Allerdale

E05003125 Ewanrigg Ward Allerdale

E05003126 Flimby Ward Allerdale

E05003127 Harrington Ward Allerdale

E05003128 Holme Ward Allerdale

E05003130 Marsh Ward Allerdale

E05003131 Moorclose Ward Allerdale

E05003132 Moss Bay Ward Allerdale

E05003133 Netherhall Ward Allerdale

E05003136 Seaton Ward Allerdale


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E05003137 Silloth Ward Allerdale

E05003138 Solway Ward Allerdale

E05003134 St. John's Ward Allerdale

E05003135 St. Michael's Ward Allerdale

E05003140 Wampool Ward Allerdale

E05003142 Waver Ward Allerdale

E05003144 Wigton Ward Allerdale

E05008522 Heanor East Ward Amber Valley

E05003292 Heanor West Ward Amber Valley

E05003293 Ironville and Riddings Ward Amber Valley

E05003295 Langley Mill and Aldercar Ward

Amber Valley

E05008524 Shipley Park, Horsley and Horsley Woodhouse Ward

Amber Valley

E05003299 Somercotes Ward Amber Valley

UKM2101023 Arbirlot and Hospitalfield Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101025 Arbroath North Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102007 Ardler Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102003 Balgay Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102015 Balgillo Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102025 Baxter Park Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101026 Brothock Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102002 Camperdown Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101022 Carnoustie East Angus and Dundee City


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UKM2102009 Claverhouse Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101029 Cliffburn Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102018 Craigiebank Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102013 Douglas Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102024 East Port Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102029 Fairmuir Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101028 Harbour Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101027 Hayshead and Lunan Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102026 Hilltown Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101024 Keptie Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102023 Law Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102020 Lochee East Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102004 Lochee West Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102022 Logie Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102011 Longhaugh Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101011 Montrose Central Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101010 Montrose Ferryden Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102001 Ninewells Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102012 Pitkerro Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102005 Riverside Angus and Dundee City

UKM2101017 Sidlaw East and Ashludie Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102028 Stobswell Angus and Dundee City

UKM2102021 Tay Bridges Angus and Dundee City


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UKM2102010 Whitfield Angus and Dundee City

E05006365 Hucknall West Ward Ashfield

E05006367 Kirkby in Ashfield Central Ward

Ashfield

E05006368 Kirkby in Ashfield East Ward Ashfield

E05006369 Kirkby in Ashfield West Ward Ashfield

E05006372 Sutton in Ashfield East Ward Ashfield

E05006374 Sutton in Ashfield West Ward Ashfield

E05006376 Woodhouse Ward Ashfield

E05000038 River Ward Barking and Dagenham

E05000039 Thames Ward Barking and Dagenham

E05000976 Central Ward Barnsley

E05000977 Cudworth Ward Barnsley

E05000978 Darfield Ward Barnsley

E05000980 Darton West Ward Barnsley

E05000981 Dearne North Ward Barnsley

E05000982 Dearne South Ward Barnsley

E05000983 Dodworth Ward Barnsley

E05000984 Hoyland Milton Ward Barnsley

E05000986 Monk Bretton Ward Barnsley

E05000987 North East Ward Barnsley

E05000989 Penistone East Ward Barnsley

E05000991 Rockingham Ward Barnsley


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E05000993 St. Helens Ward Barnsley

E05000994 Stairfoot Ward Barnsley

E05000995 Wombwell Ward Barnsley

E05003145 Barrow Island Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003146 Central Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003147 Dalton North Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003148 Dalton South Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003149 Hawcoat Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003150 Hindpool Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003151 Newbarns Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003152 Ormsgill Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003153 Parkside Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003154 Risedale Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003155 Roosecote Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003156 Walney North Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05003157 Walney South Ward Barrow-in-Furness

E05006378 Blyth Ward Bassetlaw

E05006387 Harworth Ward Bassetlaw

E05006388 Langold Ward Bassetlaw

E05006395 Welbeck Ward Bassetlaw

E05006399 Worksop North West Ward Bassetlaw

E05006401 Worksop South East Ward Bassetlaw

E05006400 Worksop South Ward Bassetlaw


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E05000084 Thamesmead East Ward Bexley

E05001178 Acocks Green Ward Birmingham

E05001179 Aston Ward Birmingham

E05001182 Bordesley Green Ward Birmingham

E05001185 Edgbaston Ward Birmingham

E05001190 Hodge Hill Ward Birmingham

E05001193 Ladywood Ward Birmingham

E05001194 Longbridge Ward Birmingham

E05001196 Moseley and Kings Heath Ward

Birmingham

E05001197 Nechells Ward Birmingham

E05001200 Perry Barr Ward Birmingham

E05001202 Selly Oak Ward Birmingham

E05001204 Sheldon Ward Birmingham

E05001205 Soho Ward Birmingham

E05001206 South Yardley Ward Birmingham

E05001207 Sparkbrook Ward Birmingham

E05001208 Springfield Ward Birmingham

E05001212 Sutton New Hall Ward Birmingham

E05001215 Tyburn Ward Birmingham

E05001216 Washwood Heath Ward Birmingham

E05001620 Audley Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001621 Bastwell Ward Blackburn with Darwen


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E05001624 Earcroft Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001625 East Rural Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001626 Ewood Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001627 Fernhurst Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001628 Higher Croft Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001629 Little Harwood Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001631 Marsh House Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001633 Mill Hill Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001635 Queen's Park Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001636 Roe Lee Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001637 Shadsworth with Whitebirk Ward

Blackburn with Darwen

E05001638 Shear Brow Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001639 Sudell Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001640 Sunnyhurst Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001641 Wensley Fold Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001642 Whitehall Ward Blackburn with Darwen

E05001644 Bispham Ward Blackpool

E05001645 Bloomfield Ward Blackpool

E05001646 Brunswick Ward Blackpool

E05001647 Claremont Ward Blackpool

E05001648 Clifton Ward Blackpool

E05001652 Ingthorpe Ward Blackpool


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E05001657 Squires Gate Ward Blackpool

E05001658 Stanley Ward Blackpool

E05001659 Talbot Ward Blackpool

E05001662 Warbreck Ward Blackpool

E05001663 Waterloo Ward Blackpool

E05003303 Barlborough Ward Bolsover

E05003305 Bolsover North West Ward Bolsover

E05003307 Bolsover West Ward Bolsover

E05003308 Clowne North Ward Bolsover

E05003309 Clowne South Ward Bolsover

E05003310 Elmton-with-Creswell Ward Bolsover

E05003311 Pinxton Ward Bolsover

E05003314 Shirebrook East Ward Bolsover

E05003317 Shirebrook South East Ward Bolsover

E05003319 South Normanton East Ward Bolsover

E05003320 South Normanton West Ward Bolsover

E05003322 Whitwell Ward Bolsover

E05000654 Crompton Ward Bolton

E05000655 Farnworth Ward Bolton

E05000656 Great Lever Ward Bolton

E05000657 Halliwell Ward Bolton

E05000662 Hulton Ward Bolton

E05000665 Rumworth Ward Bolton


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E05001345 Bowling and Barkerend Ward Bradford

E05001346 Bradford Moor Ward Bradford

E05001347 City Ward Bradford

E05001365 Tong Ward Bradford

E05001370 Wyke Ward Bradford

E05007823 Alvechurch Ward Bromsgrove

E05007828 Furlongs Ward Bromsgrove

E05007830 Hillside Ward Bromsgrove

E05007840 Tardebigge Ward Bromsgrove

E05007841 Uffdown Ward Bromsgrove

E05006406 Beeston Rylands Ward Broxtowe

E05005150 Bank Hall Ward Burnley

E05005151 Briercliffe Ward Burnley

E05005154 Coal Clough with Deerplay Ward

Burnley

E05005155 Daneshouse with Stoneyholme Ward

Burnley

E05005157 Gawthorpe Ward Burnley

E05005158 Hapton with Park Ward Burnley

E05005159 Lanehead Ward Burnley

E05005160 Queensgate Ward Burnley

E05005161 Rosegrove with Lowerhouse Ward

Burnley

E05005162 Rosehill with Burnley Wood Ward

Burnley


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E05005163 Trinity Ward Burnley

E05000672 East Ward Bury

E05000675 Moorside Ward Bury

E05001371 Brighouse Ward Calderdale

E05001373 Elland Ward Calderdale

E05006903 Cannock East Ward Cannock Chase

E05006905 Cannock South Ward Cannock Chase

E05006914 Norton Canes Ward Cannock Chase

W05000854 Butetown ED Cardiff

W05000900 Pontprennau/Old St. Mellons ED Cardiff

W05000879 Splott ED Cardiff

W05000902 Trowbridge ED Cardiff

E05003158 Belah Ward Carlisle

E05003162 Burgh Ward Carlisle

E05003163 Castle Ward Carlisle

E05003166 Denton Holme Ward Carlisle

E05003171 Longtown & Rockcliffe Ward Carlisle

E05003175 Stanwix Rural Ward Carlisle

E05008787 Dunstable-Icknield Ward Central Bedfordshire

E05008795 Houghton Hall Ward Central Bedfordshire

E05008800 Parkside Ward Central Bedfordshire

E05008668 Ellesmere Port Town Ward Cheshire West and Chester


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E05008669 Elton Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008674 Grange Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008682 Ledsham and Manor Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008687 Netherpool Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008690 Rossmore Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008691 St. Paul's Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008694 Strawberry Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008695 Sutton Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05008701 Whitby Ward Cheshire West and Chester

E05003327 Dunston Ward Chesterfield

E05003328 Hasland Ward Chesterfield

E05003329 Hollingwood and Inkersall Ward

Chesterfield

E05003330 Holmebrook Ward Chesterfield

E05003333 Lowgates and Woodthorpe Ward

Chesterfield

E05003334 Middlecroft and Poolsbrook Ward

Chesterfield

E05003335 Moor Ward Chesterfield

E05003336 Old Whittington Ward Chesterfield

E05003338 St. Helen's Ward Chesterfield

E05003339 St. Leonard's Ward Chesterfield

UKM2202029 Aberdour and Burntisland West

Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201011 Alloa East Clackmannanshire and Fife


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UKM2201012 Alloa Mar Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201013 Alloa West Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202053 Auchmuty and Woodside West


UKM2202030 Auchtertool and Burntisland East


UKM2202013 Brucefield and Nethertown Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202045 Buckhaven and Denbeath Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202061 Cadham, Pitcoudie and Balfarg


UKM2202037 Cardenden, Cluny and Chapel


UKM2202056 Caskieberran and Rimbleton Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201008 Clackmannan Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202023 Cowdenbeath Central Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202022 Crossgates and Mossside Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202027 Crosshill and Lochgelly North Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202021 Dalgety Bay East Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202020 Dalgety Bay West and Hillend Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201018 Delph and Cambus Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201007 Devon and Clackmannan North


UKM2202039 Dunnikier Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202043 Dysart and Gallatown Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201009 Gartmorn Clackmannanshire and Fife


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UKM2202042 Glebe Park, Pathhead and Sinclairtown


UKM2202010 Halbeath, Hill of Beath and Kingseat


UKM2202040 Hayfield and Balsusney Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202019 Inverkeithing East and North Queensferry


UKM2202018 Inverkeithing West and Rosyth South


UKM2202038 Kinglassie, Bowhill and Dundonald


UKM2202048 Leven East Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202049 Leven West and Kirkland Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202015 Limekilns and Pitreavie Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202012 Linburn Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202028 Lumphinnans and Lochgelly South


UKM2202052 Markinch and Woodside East Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2201001 Menstrie Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202047 Methil Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202046 Methilhill Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202024 Oakfield and Cowdenbeath North


UKM2202014 Pitcorthie Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202054 Pitteuchar and Finglassie North


UKM2202017 Rosyth East Clackmannanshire and Fife


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UKM2202016 Rosyth West Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202041 Smeaton and Overton Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202055 Thornton, Stenton and Finglassie South


UKM2202044 Wemyss and Muiredge Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKM2202011 Woodmill Clackmannanshire and Fife

E05003180 Arlecdon Ward Copeland

E05003181 Beckermet Ward Copeland

E05003182 Bootle Ward Copeland

E05003183 Bransty Ward Copeland

E05003184 Cleator Moor North Ward Copeland

E05003185 Cleator Moor South Ward Copeland

E05003186 Distington Ward Copeland

E05003187 Egremont North Ward Copeland

E05003188 Egremont South Ward Copeland

E05003190 Frizington Ward Copeland

E05003191 Gosforth Ward Copeland

E05003192 Harbour Ward Copeland

E05003193 Haverigg Ward Copeland

E05003194 Hensingham Ward Copeland

E05003195 Hillcrest Ward Copeland

E05003196 Holborn Hill Ward Copeland

E05003197 Kells Ward Copeland


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E05003198 Millom Without Ward Copeland

E05003199 Mirehouse Ward Copeland

E05003200 Moresby Ward Copeland

E05003201 Newtown Ward Copeland

E05003203 Sandwith Ward Copeland

E05003204 Seascale Ward Copeland

E05003202 St. Bees Ward Copeland

E05007955 Annfield Plain ED County Durham

E05007956 Aycliffe East ED County Durham

E05007957 Aycliffe North ED County Durham

E05007958 Aycliffe West ED County Durham

E05007959 Barnard Castle East ED County Durham

E05007961 Belmont ED County Durham

E05007963 Bishop Auckland Town ED County Durham

E05007965 Brandon ED County Durham

E05007966 Burnopfield and Dipton ED County Durham

E05007970 Chilton ED County Durham

E05007971 Consett North ED County Durham

E05007972 Coundon ED County Durham

E05007974 Craghead and South Moor ED

County Durham

E05007977 Dawdon ED County Durham

E05007979 Delves Lane and Consett South ED

County Durham


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E05007980 Deneside ED County Durham

E05007981 Durham South ED County Durham

E05007982 Easington ED County Durham

E05007983 Elvet ED County Durham

E05007985 Evenwood ED County Durham

E05007986 Ferryhill ED County Durham

E05007988 Gilesgate ED County Durham

E05007989 Horden ED County Durham

E05007991 Leadgate and Medomsley ED County Durham

E05007993 Murton ED County Durham

E05007994 Neville's Cross ED County Durham

E05007997 Pelton ED County Durham

E05007998 Peterlee East ED County Durham

E05007999 Peterlee West ED County Durham

E05008001 Seaham ED County Durham

E05008002 Sedgefield ED County Durham

E05008004 Shildon East ED County Durham

E05008005 Shildon West ED County Durham

E05008006 Shotton ED County Durham

E05008007 Spennymoor and Middlestone ED

County Durham

E05008008 Stanley ED County Durham

E05008009 Tanfield ED County Durham


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E05008011 Trimdon ED County Durham

E05008012 Tudhoe ED County Durham

E05008014 West Auckland ED County Durham

E05008015 Willington ED County Durham

E05008017 Woodhouse Close ED County Durham

E05001218 Bablake Ward Coventry

E05001219 Binley and Willenhall Ward Coventry

E05001220 Cheylesmore Ward Coventry

E05001221 Earlsdon Ward Coventry

E05001222 Foleshill Ward Coventry

E05001223 Henley Ward Coventry

E05001224 Holbrook Ward Coventry

E05001225 Longford Ward Coventry

E05001226 Lower Stoke Ward Coventry

E05001227 Radford Ward Coventry

E05001228 St. Michael's Ward Coventry

E05001230 Upper Stoke Ward Coventry

E05001231 Wainbody Ward Coventry

E05001232 Westwood Ward Coventry

E05001235 Wyken Ward Coventry

E05001553 Bank Top Ward Darlington

E05001554 Central Ward Darlington

E05001558 Eastbourne Ward Darlington


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E05001559 Faverdale Ward Darlington

E05001564 Heighington and Coniscliffe Ward

Darlington

E05001568 Lingfield Ward Darlington

E05001569 Middleton St. George Ward Darlington

E05001576 Sadberge and Whessoe Ward

Darlington

E05001769 Alvaston Ward Derby

E05001770 Arboretum Ward Derby

E05001775 Darley Ward Derby

E05001776 Derwent Ward Derby

E05001782 Sinfin Ward Derby

E05000997 Adwick Ward Doncaster

E05000998 Armthorpe Ward Doncaster

E05000999 Askern Spa Ward Doncaster

E05001000 Balby Ward Doncaster

E05001001 Bentley Ward Doncaster

E05001002 Bessacarr and Cantley Ward Doncaster

E05001003 Central Ward Doncaster

E05001004 Conisbrough and Denaby Ward

Doncaster

E05001005 Edenthorpe, Kirk Sandall and Barnby Dun Ward

Doncaster

E05001006 Edlington and Warmsworth Ward

Doncaster


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E05001007 Finningley Ward Doncaster

E05001009 Hatfield Ward Doncaster

E05001010 Mexborough Ward Doncaster

E05001011 Rossington Ward Doncaster

E05001013 Stainforth and Moorends Ward

Doncaster

E05001014 Thorne Ward Doncaster

E05001015 Torne Valley Ward Doncaster

E05001016 Town Moor Ward Doncaster

E05001017 Wheatley Ward Doncaster

E05004947 Eastry Ward Dover

E05004949 Little Stour and Ashstone Ward

Dover

E05004959 Sandwich Ward Dover

E05001236 Amblecote Ward Dudley

E05001237 Belle Vale Ward Dudley

E05001238 Brierley Hill Ward Dudley

E05001239 Brockmoor and Pensnett Ward

Dudley

E05001240 Castle and Priory Ward Dudley

E05001241 Coseley East Ward Dudley

E05001242 Cradley and Foxcote Ward Dudley

E05001244 Halesowen North Ward Dudley

E05001245 Halesowen South Ward Dudley


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E05001247 Kingswinford North and Wall Heath Ward

Dudley

E05001249 Lye and Wollescote Ward Dudley

E05001250 Netherton, Woodside and St. Andrews Ward

Dudley

E05001253 Quarry Bank and Dudley Wood Ward

Dudley

E05001254 St. James's Ward Dudley

E05001255 St. Thomas's Ward Dudley

UKM3200038 Annan Central Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200039 Annan East Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200037 Annan West Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200035 Caerlaverock Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200042 Canonbie and Kirtle Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200040 Chapelcross Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200018 Criffel Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200044 Dryfe and Lockerbie East Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200033 Georgetown Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200031 Heathhall Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200036 Hoddom and Kinmount Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200043 Langholm and Upper Eskdale Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200045 Lockerbie and Upper Annandale

Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200029 Marchmount Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200047 Moffat Dumfries & Galloway


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UKM3200032 Nithsdale East Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3200041 Solway Border Dumfries & Galloway

UKM3301006 Altonhill, Hillhead and Longpark

East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302024 Ardrossan North East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302023 Ardrossan South East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301027 Auchinleck East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302015 Beith East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302008 Bourtreehill East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301012 Crookedholm, Moscow, Galston West and Hurlford North


UKM3301005 Crosshouse, Gatehead and Knockentiber


UKM3301028 Cumnock West East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302016 Dalry East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302006 Dreghorn East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301025 Drongan, Stair and Rankinston


UKM3301020 Galston East East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302017 Garnock East East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland


46


UKM3301014 Grange/Howard East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301019 Hurlford East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302002 Irvine Townhead East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302001 Irvine West East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302019 Kilbirnie North East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302018 Kilbirnie South East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301009 Kilmarnock Central East East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301015 Kilmarnock Central South East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301008 Kilmarnock Central West East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302010 Kilwinning East East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302011 Kilwinning South East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302012 Kilwinning West East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302026 Largs South and Fairlie East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301013 Newmilns East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301004 North Kilmarnock, Fenwick and Waterside



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UKM3301010 North New Farm Loch and Dean


UKM3301026 Ochiltree, Skares, Netherthird and Craigens


UKM3302020 Saltcoats East East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302022 Saltcoats North East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302021 South Beach East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3301011 South New Farm Loch East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302013 Stevenston North East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302014 Stevenston South East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3302025 West Kilbride East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKM3102018 Alexandria North/Tullichewan East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102019 Balloch East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102013 Barloan/Overtoun East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102011 Bowling/Milton/Old Kilpatrick East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3103021 Cadder/Langbrae East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond


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UKM3102002 Dalmuir/Central East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102014 Dumbarton North East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102015 Dumbarton Central East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102012 Dumbarton East East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3101007 Garelochhead and Cove East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102007 Kilbowie West East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3103014 Kirkintilloch Central East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3103015 Lenzie East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102003 Mountblow East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102017 Renton/Alexandria South East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102022 Riverside East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond


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UKM3101009 Roseneath, Clynder and Kilcreggan

East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM3102001 Whitecrook East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond

UKM2302005 Bilston/Roslin East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302008 Bonnyrigg North East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2301009 Cockenzie and Port Seton East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302014 Dalkeith/Eskbank East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302015 Dalkeith/Woodburn East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302006 Loanhead East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302018 Mayfield South East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2302016 Newbattle/Pathhead East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2301008 Prestonpans East East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2301007 Prestonpans West East Lothian and Midlothian

UKM2301006 Wallyford/Whitecraig East Lothian and Midlothian

E05001693 Dale Ward East Riding of Yorkshire

E05001698 Hessle Ward East Riding of Yorkshire

E05001708 South Hunsley Ward East Riding of Yorkshire

E05001709 South West Holderness Ward East Riding of Yorkshire

E05006917 Abbey Ward East Staffordshire

E05006918 Anglesey Ward East Staffordshire

E05006920 Branston Ward East Staffordshire

E05006922 Burton Ward East Staffordshire


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E05006923 Churnet Ward East Staffordshire

E05006925 Eton Park Ward East Staffordshire

E05006926 Heath Ward East Staffordshire

E05006928 Needwood Ward East Staffordshire

E05006930 Shobnall Ward East Staffordshire

E05006932 Stretton Ward East Staffordshire

E05006933 Town Ward East Staffordshire

E05003369 Cotmanhay Ward Erewash

E05003375 Ilkeston North Ward Erewash

E05003377 Little Eaton and Breadsall Ward

Erewash

UKM2600015 Borrowstoun Falkirk

UKM2600001 Camelon Falkirk

UKM2600019 Carrongrange Falkirk

UKM2600006 Dawson Falkirk

UKM2600014 Dean Falkirk

UKM2600012 Dundas/Kerse Falkirk

UKM2600017 Forthside Falkirk

UKM2600007 Grahamsford Falkirk

UKM2600013 Grange and Blackness Falkirk

UKM2600011 Inchyra Falkirk

UKM2600018 Kinnaird Falkirk

UKM2600016 Kinneil and Whitecross Falkirk


51


UKM2600021 Larbert Falkirk

UKM2600008 Middlefield Falkirk

UKM2600028 Polmont Falkirk

UKM2600002 Summerford Falkirk

UKM2600004 Town Centre Falkirk

UKM2600020 Tryst Falkirk

UKM2600009 Zetland Falkirk

W05000181 Aston ED Flintshire

W05000182 Bagillt East ED Flintshire

W05000183 Bagillt West ED Flintshire

W05000184 Broughton North East ED Flintshire

W05000185 Broughton South ED Flintshire

W05000186 Brynford ED Flintshire

W05000189 Buckley Mountain ED Flintshire

W05000192 Caerwys ED Flintshire

W05000193 Cilcain ED Flintshire

W05000194 Connah's Quay Central ED Flintshire

W05000195 Connah's Quay Golftyn ED Flintshire

W05000196 Connah's Quay South ED Flintshire

W05000197 Connah's Quay Wepre ED Flintshire

W05000198 Ewloe ED Flintshire

W05000199 Ffynnongroyw ED Flintshire

W05000200 Flint Castle ED Flintshire


52


W05000201 Flint Coleshill ED Flintshire

W05000202 Flint Oakenholt ED Flintshire

W05000203 Flint Trelawny ED Flintshire

W05000204 Greenfield ED Flintshire

W05000205 Gronant ED Flintshire

W05000208 Halkyn ED Flintshire

W05000209 Hawarden ED Flintshire

W05000211 Holywell Central ED Flintshire

W05000212 Holywell East ED Flintshire

W05000213 Holywell West ED Flintshire

W05000217 Mancot ED Flintshire

W05000222 Mostyn ED Flintshire

W05000224 Northop ED Flintshire

W05000225 Northop Hall ED Flintshire

W05000227 Queensferry ED Flintshire

W05000230 Sealand ED Flintshire

W05000231 Shotton East ED Flintshire

W05000232 Shotton Higher ED Flintshire

W05000233 Shotton West ED Flintshire

W05000234 Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor ED Flintshire

W05000236 Whitford ED Flintshire

E05005202 St. Leonards Ward Fylde


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E05005205 Warton and Westby Ward Fylde

E05001067 Birtley Ward Gateshead

E05001068 Blaydon Ward Gateshead

E05001069 Bridges Ward Gateshead

E05001071 Chowdene Ward Gateshead

E05001072 Crawcrook and Greenside Ward

Gateshead

E05001073 Deckham Ward Gateshead

E05001074 Dunston and Teams Ward Gateshead

E05001076 Felling Ward Gateshead

E05001077 High Fell Ward Gateshead

E05001078 Lamesley Ward Gateshead

E05001079 Lobley Hill and Bensham Ward

Gateshead

E05001080 Low Fell Ward Gateshead

E05001081 Pelaw and Heworth Ward Gateshead

E05001082 Ryton, Crookhill and Stella Ward

Gateshead

E05001083 Saltwell Ward Gateshead

E05001084 Wardley and Leam Lane Ward

Gateshead

E05001085 Whickham North Ward Gateshead

E05001087 Windy Nook and Whitehills Ward

Gateshead

E05006425 Burton Joyce and Stoke Bardolph Ward

Gedling


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E05006430 Gedling Ward Gedling

E05006435 Netherfield and Colwick Ward Gedling

UKM3400017 Anderston Glasgow City

UKM3400024 Ashfield Glasgow City

UKM3400045 Braidfauld Glasgow City

UKM3400035 Bridgeton/Dalmarnock Glasgow City

UKM3400034 Calton Glasgow City

UKM3400078 Carmunnock Glasgow City

UKM3400037 Carntyne Glasgow City

UKM3400033 Dennistoun Glasgow City

UKM3400051 Drumoyne Glasgow City

UKM3400050 Easterhouse Glasgow City

UKM3400039 Gartcraig Glasgow City

UKM3400049 Garthamlock Glasgow City

UKM3400052 Govan Glasgow City

UKM3400012 Hayburn Glasgow City

UKM3400066 Hutchesontown Glasgow City

UKM3400053 Ibrox Glasgow City

UKM3400016 Kelvingrove Glasgow City

UKM3400026 Keppochhill Glasgow City

UKM3400054 Kingston Glasgow City

UKM3400027 Merchant City Glasgow City

UKM3400032 Milnbank Glasgow City


55


UKM3400023 Milton Glasgow City

UKM3400046 Mount Vernon Glasgow City

UKM3400056 North Cardonald Glasgow City

UKM3400036 Parkhead Glasgow City

UKM3400015 Partick Glasgow City

UKM3400040 Queenslie Glasgow City

UKM3400038 Robroyston Glasgow City

UKM3400028 Royston Glasgow City

UKM3400010 Scotstoun Glasgow City

UKM3400043 Shettleston Glasgow City

UKM3400022 Summerston Glasgow City

UKM3400044 Tollcross Park Glasgow City

UKM3400075 Toryglen Glasgow City

UKM3400011 Victoria Park Glasgow City

UKM3400006 Yoker Glasgow City

E05005784 Bradwell North Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005785 Bradwell South and Hopton Ward

Great Yarmouth

E05005787 Caister South Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005788 Central And Northgate Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005789 Claydon Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005792 Gorleston Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005794 Magdalen Ward Great Yarmouth


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E05005795 Nelson Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005798 Southtown and Cobholm Ward

Great Yarmouth

E05005797 St. Andrews Ward Great Yarmouth

E05005800 Yarmouth North Ward Great Yarmouth

E05000221 Glyndon Ward Greenwich

E05000228 Thamesmead Moorings Ward Greenwich

E05000230 Woolwich Riverside Ward Greenwich

E05001577 Appleton Ward Halton

E05001582 Daresbury Ward Halton

E05001583 Ditton Ward Halton

E05001585 Grange Ward Halton

E05001586 Hale Ward Halton

E05001587 Halton Brook Ward Halton

E05001581 Halton Castle Ward Halton

E05001588 Halton Lea Ward Halton

E05001589 Halton View Ward Halton

E05001590 Heath Ward Halton

E05001592 Kingsway Ward Halton

E05001593 Mersey Ward Halton

E05001596 Riverside Ward Halton

E05001597 Windmill Hill Ward Halton

E05001465 Brus Ward Hartlepool


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E05001467 Dyke House Ward Hartlepool

E05001468 Elwick Ward Hartlepool

E05001469 Fens Ward Hartlepool

E05001470 Foggy Furze Ward Hartlepool

E05001472 Greatham Ward Hartlepool

E05001477 Rossmere Ward Hartlepool

E05001479 Seaton Ward Hartlepool

E05001478 St. Hilda Ward Hartlepool

E05001480 Stranton Ward Hartlepool

E05003929 Ashdown Ward Hastings

E05003930 Baird Ward Hastings

E05003931 Braybrooke Ward Hastings

E05003932 Castle Ward Hastings

E05003933 Central St. Leonards Ward Hastings

E05003935 Gensing Ward Hastings

E05003936 Hollington Ward Hastings

E05003937 Maze Hill Ward Hastings

E05003938 Old Hastings Ward Hastings

E05003939 Ore Ward Hastings

E05003941 Silverhill Ward Hastings

E05003942 Tressell Ward Hastings

E05003943 West St. Leonards Ward Hastings

E05003944 Wishing Tree Ward Hastings


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E05003397 Dinting Ward High Peak

E05003399 Hadfield North Ward High Peak

E05003400 Hadfield South Ward High Peak

E05003403 Howard Town Ward High Peak

E05003408 Padfield Ward High Peak

E05005206 Altham Ward Hyndburn

E05005211 Clayton-le-Moors Ward Hyndburn

E05005212 Huncoat Ward Hyndburn

E05005218 Rishton Ward Hyndburn

UKM3502029 Arkleston and Newmains Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502040 Bishopton Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502017 Blackhall and Hawkhead Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502026 Blythswood Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502027 Deanside Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502038 Erskine Central Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502036 Erskine S.E and Inchinnan Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502039 Erskine West Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502003 Ferguslie Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire


59


UKM3502018 Gallowhill and Whitehaugh Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502035 Houston and Langbank Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502004 Linwood East Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502030 Moorpark Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502011 Paisley Central Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502037 Parkmains Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502019 Sandyford Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502016 Seedhill Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502001 Shortroods Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502002 St James Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3502028 Townhead Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire

UKM3503001 Ward 1 Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire





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UKM6201008 Ardersier, Croy and Petty Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey


61


UKM6202002 Badenoch East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6202001 Badenoch West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201012 Ballifeary Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201023 Balloch Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201001 Beauly and Strathglass Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204016 Buckie Central Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204017 Buckie East and Findochty Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204015 Buckie West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204008 Burghsea Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201011 Canal Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201016 Crown Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201019 Culduthel Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201007 Culloden Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201021 Drumossie Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204002 Elgin - Bishopmill East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey


62


UKM6204001 Elgin - Bishopmill West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204003 Elgin - Cathedral Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204004 Elgin - Central West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204019 Fife - Keith and Strathisla Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203003 Finderne Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204007 Finderne Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203002 Forres Central Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203001 Forres East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203004 Forres West and Altyre Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203008 Glenlivet Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6202005 Grantown on Spey Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203005 Heldon and Laich Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204009 Heldon and Laich Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201014 Hilton Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204013 Innes Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey


63


UKM6201020 Inshes Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201006 Inverness Central Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201010 Inverness West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204020 Keith Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201002 Kirkhill Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204014 Lennox Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204012 Lhanbryde and Birnie Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201018 Loch Ness East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201009 Loch Ness West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201013 Lochardil Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204010 Lossiemouth East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204011 Lossiemouth West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201005 Merkinch Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201004 Muirtown Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201024 Nairn Alltan Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey


64


UKM6201027 Nairn Auldearn Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201026 Nairn Cawdor Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201025 Nairn Ninian Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204006 New Elgin East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204005 New Elgin West Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201017 Raigmore Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204018 Rathford Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203006 Rural Keith and Rothes Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6204021 Rural Keith and Rothes Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201003 Scorguie Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6203007 Speyside Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6202004 Strathspey North East Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6202003 Strathspey South Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201022 Westhill and Smithton Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKM6201015 Milton Inverness and Nairn and Moray, Badenoch and Strathpey

E05008480 Binstead and Fishbourne ED Isle of Wight


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E05008481 Brading, St. Helens and Bembridge ED

Isle of Wight

E05008485 Cowes Medina ED Isle of Wight

E05008486 Cowes North ED Isle of Wight

E05008487 Cowes South and Northwood ED

Isle of Wight

E05008488 Cowes West and Gurnard ED Isle of Wight

E05008489 East Cowes ED Isle of Wight

E05008490 Freshwater North ED Isle of Wight

E05008493 Havenstreet, Ashey and Haylands ED

Isle of Wight

E05008494 Lake North ED Isle of Wight

E05008495 Lake South ED Isle of Wight

E05008496 Nettlestone and Seaview ED Isle of Wight

E05008497 Newport Central ED Isle of Wight

E05008498 Newport East ED Isle of Wight

E05008499 Newport North ED Isle of Wight

E05008500 Newport South ED Isle of Wight

E05008501 Newport West ED Isle of Wight

E05008502 Parkhurst ED Isle of Wight

E05008503 Ryde East ED Isle of Wight

E05008504 Ryde North East ED Isle of Wight

E05008505 Ryde North West ED Isle of Wight

E05008506 Ryde South ED Isle of Wight


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E05008507 Ryde West ED Isle of Wight

E05008508 Sandown North ED Isle of Wight

E05008509 Sandown South ED Isle of Wight

E05008515 West Wight ED Isle of Wight

E05008516 Whippingham and Osborne ED

Isle of Wight

E05008517 Wootton Bridge ED Isle of Wight

E05001669 Bricknell Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001671 Drypool Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001672 Holderness Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001676 Marfleet Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001677 Myton Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001679 Newland Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001681 Pickering Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001684 Southcoates West Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001682 St. Andrew's Ward Kingston upon Hull, City of

E05001390 Batley East Ward Kirklees

E05001392 Birstall and Birkenshaw Ward Kirklees

E05001393 Cleckheaton Ward Kirklees

E05001396 Dalton Ward Kirklees

E05001398 Dewsbury East Ward Kirklees

E05001408 Liversedge and Gomersal Ward

Kirklees

E05000865 Cherryfield Ward Knowsley


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E05000866 Halewood North Ward Knowsley

E05000867 Halewood South Ward Knowsley

E05000868 Halewood West Ward Knowsley

E05000869 Kirkby Central Ward Knowsley

E05000870 Longview Ward Knowsley

E05000871 Northwood Ward Knowsley

E05000874 Prescot East Ward Knowsley

E05000875 Prescot West Ward Knowsley

E05000877 St. Bartholomews Ward Knowsley

E05000878 St. Gabriels Ward Knowsley

E05000879 St. Michaels Ward Knowsley

E05000883 Whiston North Ward Knowsley

E05000884 Whiston South Ward Knowsley

E05000885 Whitefield Ward Knowsley

E05001415 Beeston and Holbeck Ward Leeds

E05001417 Burmantofts and Richmond Hill Ward

Leeds

E05001420 City and Hunslet Ward Leeds

E05001441 Temple Newsam Ward Leeds

E05001784 Abbey Ward Leicester

E05001786 Beaumont Leys Ward Leicester

E05001787 Belgrave Ward Leicester

E05001789 Castle Ward Leicester


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E05001799 New Parks Ward Leicester

E05001798 Latimer Leicester

E05001800 Rushey Mead Ward Leicester

E05006939 Alrewas and Fradley Ward Lichfield

E05000886 Allerton and Hunts Cross Ward

Liverpool

E05000887 Anfield Ward Liverpool

E05000889 Central Ward Liverpool

E05000892 Clubmoor Ward Liverpool

E05000893 County Ward Liverpool

E05000894 Cressington Ward Liverpool

E05000895 Croxteth Ward Liverpool

E05000896 Everton Ward Liverpool

E05000897 Fazakerley Ward Liverpool

E05000899 Kensington and Fairfield Ward

Liverpool

E05000900 Kirkdale Ward Liverpool

E05000901 Knotty Ash Ward Liverpool

E05000903 Norris Green Ward Liverpool

E05000904 Old Swan Ward Liverpool

E05000905 Picton Ward Liverpool

E05000906 Princes Park Ward Liverpool

E05000907 Riverside Ward Liverpool

E05000909 Speke-Garston Ward Liverpool


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E05000908 St. Michael's Ward Liverpool

E05000910 Tuebrook and Stoneycroft Ward

Liverpool

E05000911 Warbreck Ward Liverpool

E05000912 Wavertree Ward Liverpool

E05000913 West Derby Ward Liverpool

E05002194 Biscot Ward Luton

E05002196 Challney Ward Luton

E05002197 Crawley Ward Luton

E05002198 Dallow Ward Luton

E05002200 High Town Ward Luton

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E05002208 South Ward Luton

E05002209 Stopsley Ward Luton

E05002211 Wigmore Ward Luton

E05000687 Ancoats and Clayton Ward Manchester

E05000688 Ardwick Ward Manchester

E05000689 Baguley Ward Manchester

E05000690 Bradford Ward Manchester

E05000697 City Centre Ward Manchester

E05000704 Harpurhey Ward Manchester

E05000706 Hulme Ward Manchester

E05000709 Miles Platting and Newton Heath Ward

Manchester


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E05000715 Sharston Ward Manchester

E05000718 Woodhouse Park Ward Manchester

E05008857 Abbott Ward Mansfield

E05008858 Berry Hill Ward Mansfield

E05008868 Kingsway Ward Mansfield

E05008870 Lindhurst Ward Mansfield

E05008871 Ling Forest Ward Mansfield

E05008874 Maun Valley Ward Mansfield

E05008876 Netherfield Ward Mansfield

E05008878 Newlands Ward Mansfield

E05008879 Oak Tree Ward Mansfield

E05008880 Oakham Ward Mansfield

E05008883 Penniment Ward Mansfield

E05008886 Ransom Ward Mansfield

E05008888 Sherwood Ward Mansfield

E05008890 Woodhouse Ward Mansfield

E05008892 Yeoman Hill Ward Mansfield

E05002249 Chatham Central Ward Medway

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E05002256 Peninsula Ward Medway

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E05002261 River Ward Medway


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E05002263 Rochester South and Horsted Ward

Medway

E05002268 Twydall Ward Medway

E05002270 Watling Ward Medway

E05001483 Ayresome Ward Middlesbrough

E05001487 Clairville Ward Middlesbrough

E05001488 Coulby Newham Ward Middlesbrough

E05001489 Gresham Ward Middlesbrough

E05001497 Middlehaven Ward Middlesbrough

E05001494 North Ormesby and Brambles Farm Ward

Middlesbrough

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E05001502 Stainton and Thornton Ward Middlesbrough

E05001504 University Ward Middlesbrough

E05006472 Clipstone Ward Newark and Sherwood

E05001089 Benwell and Scotswood Ward

Newcastle upon Tyne

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E05001106 South Heaton Ward Newcastle upon Tyne


72


E05001108 Walker Ward Newcastle upon Tyne

E05001109 Walkergate Ward Newcastle upon Tyne

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E05006972 Keele Ward Newcastle-under-Lyme

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E05006984 Thistleberry Ward Newcastle-under-Lyme

E05006985 Town Ward Newcastle-under-Lyme

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E05000475 Beckton Ward Newham

E05000479 Custom House Ward Newham

E05000491 Royal Docks Ward Newham

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W05000851 Tredegar Park ED Newport

E05003543 Fremington Ward North Devon

E05003549 Instow Ward North Devon

E05003420 Clay Cross North Ward North East Derbyshire

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E05003430 Holmewood and Heath Ward North East Derbyshire

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E05001726 Wolds Ward North East Lincolnshire

UKM3600043 Airdrie Central North Lanarkshire

UKM3600036 Bargeddie and Langloan North Lanarkshire

UKM3600007 Belhaven North Lanarkshire

UKM3600024 Bellshill North North Lanarkshire

UKM3600020 Benhar North Lanarkshire

UKM3600032 Blairpark North Lanarkshire


74


UKM3600002 Calder Valley North Lanarkshire

UKM3600050 Calderbank North Lanarkshire

UKM3600060 Carbrain East North Lanarkshire

UKM3600061 Carbrain West and Greenfaulds

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600051 Chapelhall North Lanarkshire

UKM3600069 Chryston and Auchinloch North Lanarkshire

UKM3600034 Coatbridge Central North Lanarkshire

UKM3600062 Condorrat Central North Lanarkshire

UKM3600063 Condorrat North and Westfield

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600006 Craigneuk North Lanarkshire

UKM3600049 Craigneuk and Petersburn North Lanarkshire

UKM3600018 Dykehead North Lanarkshire

UKM3600003 Forgewood North Lanarkshire

UKM3600015 Garrion North Lanarkshire

UKM3600030 Hattonrig North Lanarkshire

UKM3600027 Holytown North Lanarkshire

UKM3600038 Kirkshaws North Lanarkshire

UKM3600037 Kirkwood North Lanarkshire

UKM3600012 Knowetop North Lanarkshire

UKM3600067 Moodiesburn East and Blackwood West

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600068 Moodiesburn West and Gartcosh

North Lanarkshire


75


UKM3600028 Mossend East and New Stevenston North

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600026 Mossend West and Thorndean

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600013 Muirhouse and Netherton North Lanarkshire

UKM3600005 New Stevenston and Carfin North Lanarkshire

UKM3600047 North Cairnhill and Coatdyke North Lanarkshire

UKM3600033 North Central and Glenboig North Lanarkshire

UKM3600004 North Motherwell North Lanarkshire

UKM3600040 Old Monkland North Lanarkshire

UKM3600025 Orbiston North Lanarkshire

UKM3600014 Pather and Gowkthrapple North Lanarkshire

UKM3600052 Salsburgh North Lanarkshire

UKM3600054 Seafar and The Village North Lanarkshire

UKM3600039 Shawhead North Lanarkshire

UKM3600035 Sikeside and Carnbroe North Lanarkshire

UKM3600048 South East Cairnhill and Gartlea

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600070 Stepps North Lanarkshire

UKM3600031 Townhead North Lanarkshire

UKM3600023 Viewpark North Lanarkshire

UKM3600057 Westerwood, Carrickstone and Dullatur

North Lanarkshire

UKM3600041 Whinhall North Lanarkshire

E05001732 Barton Ward North Lincolnshire


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E05001734 Brigg and Wolds Ward North Lincolnshire

E05001738 Burton upon Stather and Winterton Ward

North Lincolnshire

E05001739 Crosby and Park Ward North Lincolnshire

E05001740 Ferry Ward North Lincolnshire

E05001741 Frodingham Ward North Lincolnshire

E05001744 Town Ward North Lincolnshire

E05001117 Camperdown Ward North Tyneside

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E05001123 Longbenton Ward North Tyneside

E05001127 Preston Ward North Tyneside

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E05001130 Tynemouth Ward North Tyneside

E05001131 Valley Ward North Tyneside

E05001132 Wallsend Ward North Tyneside

E05001133 Weetslade Ward North Tyneside

E05007462 Coleshill North Ward North Warwickshire

E05007464 Curdworth Ward North Warwickshire

E05007473 Water Orton Ward North Warwickshire

E05008021 Ashington Central ED Northumberland

E05008030 Bothal ED Northumberland

E05008031 Bywell ED Northumberland


77


E05008033 Choppington ED Northumberland

E05008034 College ED Northumberland

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E05008036 Cowpen ED Northumberland

E05008037 Cramlington East ED Northumberland

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E05008043 Croft ED Northumberland

E05008046 Haydon ED Northumberland

E05008051 Hirst ED Northumberland

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E05008055 Kitty Brewster ED Northumberland

E05008058 Lynemouth ED Northumberland

E05008059 Morpeth Kirkhill ED Northumberland

E05008060 Morpeth North ED Northumberland

E05008061 Morpeth Stobhill ED Northumberland

E05008062 Newbiggin Central and East ED

Northumberland

E05008063 Newsham ED Northumberland

E05008065 Pegswood ED Northumberland


78


E05008072 Prudhoe West ED Northumberland

E05008074 Seaton with Newbiggin West ED

Northumberland

E05008075 Seghill with Seaton Delaval ED

Northumberland

E05008077 Sleekburn ED Northumberland

E05008080 Stakeford ED Northumberland

E05008082 Ulgham ED Northumberland

E05008083 Wensleydale ED Northumberland

E05001824 Basford Ward Nottingham

E05001827 Bilborough Ward Nottingham

E05001828 Bridge Ward Nottingham

E05001829 Bulwell Ward Nottingham

E05001833 Dales Ward Nottingham

E05001834 Dunkirk and Lenton Ward Nottingham

E05001835 Leen Valley Ward Nottingham

E05001837 Radford and Park Ward Nottingham

E05007475 Arbury Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007476 Attleborough Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007478 Bede Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007479 Bulkington Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007485 Poplar Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007486 St. Nicolas Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05007489 Wem Brook Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth


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E05007490 Whitestone Ward Nuneaton and Bedworth

E05000720 Chadderton Central Ward Oldham

E05000721 Chadderton North Ward Oldham

E05000722 Chadderton South Ward Oldham

E05000723 Coldhurst Ward Oldham

E05000725 Failsworth East Ward Oldham

E05000735 St. Mary's Ward Oldham

E05000738 Werneth Ward Oldham

UKM6500002 Berstane and Work Orkney Islands

UKM6500015 Birsay and Dounby Orkney Islands

UKM6500005 Brandyquoy Orkney Islands

UKM6500014 Evie, Rendall, Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre

Orkney Islands

UKM6500012 Firth and Sunnybrae Orkney Islands

UKM6500013 Harray and Stenness Orkney Islands

UKM6500018 Holm and Burray Orkney Islands

UKM6500004 Lynnfield Orkney Islands

UKM6500011 Orphir, Walls and Flotta Orkney Islands

UKM6500021 Papa Westray, Westray and Eday

Orkney Islands

UKM6500006 Papdale Orkney Islands

UKM6500001 Pickaquoy Orkney Islands

UKM6500020 Sanday, North Ronaldsay and Stronsay

Orkney Islands


80


UKM6500016 Sandwick and Stromness Landward

Orkney Islands

UKM6500007 Scapa and Kirkwall South West

Orkney Islands

UKM6500008 Shapinsay and Kirkwall Harbour

Orkney Islands

UKM6500019 South Ronaldsay Orkney Islands

UKM6500017 St Andrew's Deerness and Wideford

Orkney Islands

UKM6500009 Stromness North Orkney Islands

UKM6500010 Stromness South, Graemsay and North Hoy

Orkney Islands

UKM6500003 Warrenfield Orkney Islands

E05005250 Barrowford Ward Pendle

E05005251 Blacko and Higherford Ward Pendle

E05005253 Bradley Ward Pendle

E05005254 Brierfield Ward Pendle

E05005255 Clover Hill Ward Pendle

E05005256 Coates Ward Pendle

E05008551 Earby Ward Pendle

E05008552 Foulridge Ward Pendle

E05005263 Old Laund Booth Ward Pendle

E05005264 Reedley Ward Pendle

E05005267 Walverden Ward Pendle

E05005269 Whitefield Ward Pendle


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UKM2702006 Argyll Perth & Kinross and Stirling

UKM2702002 Logie Perth & Kinross and Stirling

UKM2702013 Polmaise Perth & Kinross and Stirling

UKM2702004 Raploch Perth & Kinross and Stirling

UKM2702014 Sauchenford Perth & Kinross and Stirling

E05002078 Budshead Ward Plymouth

E05002080 Devonport Ward Plymouth

E05002085 Honicknowle Ward Plymouth

E05002086 Moor View Ward Plymouth

E05002095 Southway Ward Plymouth

E05002093 St. Budeaux Ward Plymouth

E05002094 St. Peter and the Waterfront Ward

Plymouth

E05002097 Sutton and Mount Gould Ward

Plymouth

W05000284 Aber-Craf ED Powys

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E05001505 Brotton Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001506 Coatham Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001507 Dormanstown Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001509 Grangetown Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001510 Guisborough Ward Redcar and Cleveland


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E05001513 Lockwood Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001514 Loftus Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001515 Longbeck Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001520 Saltburn Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001521 Skelton Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001522 South Bank Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001519 St. Germain's Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05001525 Westworth Ward Redcar and Cleveland

E05007868 Abbey Ward Redditch

E05007872 Church Hill Ward Redditch

E05007874 Greenlands Ward Redditch

E05007876 Lodge Park Ward Redditch

E05007877 Matchborough Ward Redditch

E05007879 Winyates Ward Redditch

E05000741 Castleton Ward Rochdale

E05000745 Hopwood Hall Ward Rochdale

E05000746 Kingsway Ward Rochdale

E05000748 Milkstone and Deeplish Ward Rochdale

E05000751 North Heywood Ward Rochdale

E05000757 West Heywood Ward Rochdale

E05003968 Central Ward Rother

E05003976 Old Town Ward Rother

E05003979 Sackville Ward Rother


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E05003984 Sidley Ward Rother

E05003981 St. Michaels Ward Rother

E05001019 Boston Castle Ward Rotherham

E05001020 Brinsworth and Catcliffe Ward Rotherham

E05008936 Dinnington Ward Rotherham

E05001022 Hellaby Ward Rotherham

E05001023 Holderness Ward Rotherham

E05001024 Hoober Ward Rotherham

E05001025 Keppel Ward Rotherham

E05001026 Maltby Ward Rotherham

E05001027 Rawmarsh Ward Rotherham

E05001028 Rother Vale Ward Rotherham

E05001029 Rotherham East Ward Rotherham

E05001030 Rotherham West Ward Rotherham

E05001031 Silverwood Ward Rotherham

E05001032 Sitwell Ward Rotherham

E05001033 Swinton Ward Rotherham

E05001034 Valley Ward Rotherham

E05001035 Wales Ward Rotherham

E05001036 Wath Ward Rotherham

E05001037 Wickersley Ward Rotherham

E05001038 Wingfield Ward Rotherham

E05007501 Fosse Ward Rugby


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E05000759 Barton Ward Salford

E05000762 Cadishead Ward Salford

E05000765 Irlam Ward Salford

E05000770 Ordsall Ward Salford

E05000776 Weaste and Seedley Ward Salford

E05001261 Blackheath Ward Sandwell

E05001264 Cradley Heath and Old Hill Ward

Sandwell

E05001265 Friar Park Ward Sandwell

E05001267 Great Bridge Ward Sandwell

E05001268 Greets Green and Lyng Ward Sandwell

E05001269 Hateley Heath Ward Sandwell

E05001270 Langley Ward Sandwell

E05001273 Oldbury Ward Sandwell

E05001274 Princes End Ward Sandwell

E05001275 Rowley Ward Sandwell

E05001277 Smethwick Ward Sandwell

E05001278 Soho and Victoria Ward Sandwell

E05001276 St. Pauls Ward Sandwell

E05001279 Tipton Green Ward Sandwell

E05001280 Tividale Ward Sandwell

E05001281 Wednesbury North Ward Sandwell

E05001282 Wednesbury South Ward Sandwell


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E05001283 West Bromwich Central Ward Sandwell

UKM2400013 Burnfoot and Mansfield Scottish Borders

UKM2400019 Earlston, Gordon and District Scottish Borders

UKM2400024 Forest Scottish Borders

UKM2400018 Galawater and Lauderdale Scottish Borders

UKM2400012 Hermitage Scottish Borders

UKM2400026 Lower Langlee and Tweedbank

Scottish Borders

UKM2400020 Melrose and District Scottish Borders

UKM2400025 Netherdale Scottish Borders

UKM2400023 Old Selkirk Scottish Borders

UKM2400021 Scott's View Scottish Borders

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UKM2400016 Teviot and Central Scottish Borders

UKM2400017 Wilton Scottish Borders

E05000937 Derby Ward Sefton

E05000942 Linacre Ward Sefton

E05000943 Litherland Ward Sefton

E05000946 Molyneux Ward Sefton

E05000947 Netherton and Orrell Ward Sefton

E05000952 Sudell Ward Sefton

E05006361 Whitley Ward Selby

E05001041 Beighton Ward Sheffield


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E05001044 Burngreave Ward Sheffield

E05001045 Central Ward Sheffield

E05001047 Darnall Ward Sheffield

E05001049 East Ecclesfield Ward Sheffield

E05001051 Firth Park Ward Sheffield

E05001055 Hillsborough Ward Sheffield

E05001057 Mosborough Ward Sheffield

E05001060 Shiregreen and Brightside Ward

Sheffield

E05001061 Southey Ward Sheffield

E05001063 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Ward

Sheffield

E05001064 Walkley Ward Sheffield

E05001065 West Ecclesfield Ward Sheffield

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UKM6600004 Breiwick Shetland Islands

UKM6600019 Burra/Trondra Shetland Islands

UKM6600002 Clickimin Shetland Islands

UKM6600020 Cunningsburgh and Sandwick

Shetland Islands

UKM6600013 Delting East and Lunnasting Shetland Islands

UKM6600012 Delting West Shetland Islands

UKM6600022 Dunrossness Shetland Islands

UKM6600006 Harbour and Bressay Shetland Islands


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UKM6600014 Nesting, Whiteness, Girlsta and Gott

Shetland Islands

UKM6600007 North Shetland Islands

UKM6600003 North Central Shetland Islands

UKM6600011 Northmavine, Muckle Roe and Busta

Shetland Islands

UKM6600017 Sandsting, Aithsting and Weisdale

Shetland Islands

UKM6600021 Sandwick, Levenwick and Bigton

Shetland Islands

UKM6600015 Scalloway Shetland Islands

UKM6600001 Sound Shetland Islands

UKM6600005 South Central Shetland Islands

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UKM6600008 Upper Sound, Gulberwick and Quarff

Shetland Islands

UKM6600018 Walls, Sandness and Clousta Shetland Islands

UKM6600016 Whalsay/Skerries Shetland Islands

UKM6600010 Yell Shetland Islands

E05008189 Shifnal South and Cosford ED

Shropshire

E05001284 Bickenhill Ward Solihull

E05001286 Castle Bromwich Ward Solihull

E05001289 Elmdon Ward Solihull

E05001292 Lyndon Ward Solihull

UKM3700024 Annbank Mossblown St Quivox

South Ayrshire


88


UKM3700014 Ayr Central South Ayrshire

UKM3700013 Ayr Craigie South Ayrshire

UKM3700011 Ayr Lochside South Ayrshire

UKM3700010 Ayr Newton South Ayrshire

UKM3700012 Ayr Whitletts South Ayrshire

UKM3700022 Dundonald and Loans South Ayrshire

UKM3700008 Prestwick Kingcase South Ayrshire

UKM3700006 Prestwick St Cuthbert's and Monkton

South Ayrshire

UKM3700007 Prestwick St Nicholas' South Ayrshire

UKM3700005 Prestwick St Ninian's South Ayrshire

UKM3700009 Prestwick Toll South Ayrshire

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E05003561 Avon and Harbourne Ward South Hams

E05003562 Bickleigh and Shaugh Ward South Hams

E05003564 Cornwood and Sparkwell Ward

South Hams

E05003568 East Dart Ward South Hams


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E05003570 Erme Valley Ward South Hams

E05003571 Ivybridge Central Ward South Hams

E05003572 Ivybridge Filham Ward South Hams

E05003573 Ivybridge Woodlands Ward South Hams

E05003584 Totnes Bridgetown Ward South Hams

E05003585 Totnes Town Ward South Hams

E05003237 Broughton Ward South Lakeland

E05003262 Low Furness Ward South Lakeland

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E05003269 Ulverston Central Ward South Lakeland

E05003270 Ulverston East Ward South Lakeland

E05003271 Ulverston North Ward South Lakeland

E05003272 Ulverston South Ward South Lakeland

E05003273 Ulverston Town Ward South Lakeland

E05003274 Ulverston West Ward South Lakeland

UKM3800060 Burgh South Lanarkshire

UKM3800061 Cairns South Lanarkshire

UKM3800063 Cambuslang Central South Lanarkshire

UKM3800005 Clyde Valley South Lanarkshire

UKM3800051 Dalserf South Lanarkshire

UKM3800067 Eastfield South Lanarkshire

UKM3800024 Heatheryknowe South Lanarkshire

UKM3800036 High Blantyre South Lanarkshire


90


UKM3800002 Lanark South South Lanarkshire

UKM3800054 Larkhall South South Lanarkshire

UKM3800013 Law/Carluke South Lanarkshire

UKM3800030 Lindsay South Lanarkshire

UKM3800028 Mossneuk/Kittoch South Lanarkshire

UKM3800056 Rutherglen West South Lanarkshire

UKM3800029 Stewartfield South Lanarkshire

UKM3800026 Whitehills South Lanarkshire

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E05006989 Brewood and Coven Ward South Staffordshire

E05006995 Featherstone and Shareshill Ward

South Staffordshire

E05007009 Wheaton Aston, Bishopswood and Lapley Ward

South Staffordshire

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E05001136 Bede Ward South Tyneside

E05001138 Boldon Colliery Ward South Tyneside

E05001141 Fellgate and Hedworth Ward South Tyneside

E05001143 Hebburn North Ward South Tyneside

E05001144 Hebburn South Ward South Tyneside

E05001146 Monkton Ward South Tyneside

E05001147 Primrose Ward South Tyneside

E05001148 Simonside and Rekendyke Ward

South Tyneside


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E05000917 Blackbrook Ward St. Helens

E05000919 Earlestown Ward St. Helens

E05000920 Eccleston Ward St. Helens

E05000921 Haydock Ward St. Helens

E05000922 Moss Bank Ward St. Helens

E05000923 Newton Ward St. Helens

E05000924 Parr Ward St. Helens

E05000925 Rainford Ward St. Helens

E05000926 Rainhill Ward St. Helens

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E05000928 Thatto Heath Ward St. Helens

E05000929 Town Centre Ward St. Helens

E05000930 West Park Ward St. Helens

E05000931 Windle Ward St. Helens

E05007013 Barlaston and Oulton Ward Stafford

E05007021 Fulford Ward Stafford

E05007051 Cheadle West Ward Staffordshire Moorlands

E05007052 Checkley Ward Staffordshire Moorlands

E05007056 Forsbrook Ward Staffordshire Moorlands

E05000783 Brinnington and Central Ward Stockport

E05000784 Cheadle and Gatley Ward Stockport

E05000785 Cheadle Hulme North Ward Stockport


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E05000788 Edgeley and Cheadle Heath Ward

Stockport

E05001527 Billingham Central Ward Stockton-on-Tees

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E05001532 Bishopsgarth and Elm Tree Ward

Stockton-on-Tees

E05001533 Eaglescliffe Ward Stockton-on-Tees

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E05001535 Grangefield Ward Stockton-on-Tees

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E05001540 Mandale and Victoria Ward Stockton-on-Tees

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E05001542 Northern Parishes Ward Stockton-on-Tees

E05001543 Norton North Ward Stockton-on-Tees

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E05001548 Stainsby Hill Ward Stockton-on-Tees

E05001549 Stockton Town Centre Ward Stockton-on-Tees


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E05001550 Village Ward Stockton-on-Tees

E05001551 Western Parishes Ward Stockton-on-Tees

E05008715 Baddeley, Milton and Norton Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

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E05008719 Blurton West and Newstead Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

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E05008721 Bradeley and Chell Heath Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008722 Broadway and Longton East Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

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E05008726 Eaton Park Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008727 Etruria and Hanley Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008728 Fenton East Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008729 Fenton West and Mount Pleasant Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008731 Goldenhill and Sandyford Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008733 Hanford and Trentham Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008734 Hanley Park and Shelton Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008735 Hartshill and Basford Ward Stoke-on-Trent


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E05008736 Hollybush and Longton West Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

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E05008738 Lightwood North and Normacot Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008739 Little Chell and Stanfield Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008740 Meir Hay Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008742 Meir Park Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008743 Meir South Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008744 Moorcroft Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008745 Penkhull and Stoke Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008746 Sandford Hill Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05008748 Springfields and Trent Vale Ward

Stoke-on-Trent

E05008749 Tunstall Ward Stoke-on-Trent

E05001154 Castle Ward Sunderland

E05001156 Doxford Ward Sunderland

E05001158 Hendon Ward Sunderland

E05001159 Hetton Ward Sunderland

E05001160 Houghton Ward Sunderland

E05001161 Millfield Ward Sunderland

E05001162 Pallion Ward Sunderland

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E05001164 Ryhope Ward Sunderland


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E05001172 Southwick Ward Sunderland

E05001165 St. Anne's Ward Sunderland

E05001167 St. Michael's Ward Sunderland

E05001168 St. Peter's Ward Sunderland

E05001173 Washington Central Ward Sunderland

E05001174 Washington East Ward Sunderland

E05001175 Washington North Ward Sunderland

E05001176 Washington South Ward Sunderland

E05001177 Washington West Ward Sunderland

E05005059 Chalkwell Ward Swale

E05005064 Iwade and Lower Halstow Ward

Swale

E05005065 Kemsley Ward Swale

E05005067 Milton Regis Ward Swale

E05005069 Murston Ward Swale

E05005070 Queenborough and Halfway Ward

Swale

E05005074 Sheerness East Ward Swale

E05005075 Sheerness West Ward Swale

E05005080 Woodstock Ward Swale

E05000803 Audenshaw Ward Tameside

E05000807 Droylsden East Ward Tameside

E05000809 Dukinfield Ward Tameside

E05000812 Hyde Newton Ward Tameside


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E05000814 Longdendale Ward Tameside

E05000816 St. Peter's Ward Tameside

E05003595 Buckland and Milber Ward Teignbridge

E05003596 Bushell Ward Teignbridge

E05008600 College Ward Teignbridge

E05003602 Ipplepen Ward Teignbridge

E05003605 Kerswell-with-Combe Ward Teignbridge

E05001886 College Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001887 Cuckoo Oak Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001889 Donnington Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001894 Hadley and Leegomery Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001895 Haygate Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001901 Malinslee Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001908 Priorslee Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001909 St. Georges Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001911 The Nedge Ward Telford and Wrekin

E05001914 Wrockwardine Wood and Trench Ward

Telford and Wrekin

E05005081 Beacon Road Ward Thanet

E05005084 Bradstowe Ward Thanet

E05005085 Central Harbour Ward Thanet

E05005086 Cliffsend and Pegwell Ward Thanet

E05005087 Cliftonville East Ward Thanet


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E05005088 Cliftonville West Ward Thanet

E05005089 Dane Valley Ward Thanet

E05005090 Eastcliff Ward Thanet

E05005091 Garlinge Ward Thanet

E05005092 Kingsgate Ward Thanet

E05005093 Margate Central Ward Thanet

E05005094 Nethercourt Ward Thanet

E05005095 Newington Ward Thanet

E05005096 Northwood Ward Thanet

E05005098 Salmestone Ward Thanet

E05005099 Sir Moses Montefiore Ward Thanet

E05005097 St. Peters Ward Thanet

E05005100 Thanet Villages Ward Thanet

E05005101 Viking Ward Thanet

W05000646 Peterston-super-Ely ED The Vale of Glamorgan

W05000648 Rhoose ED The Vale of Glamorgan

W05000649 St. Athan ED The Vale of Glamorgan

E05002099 Blatchcombe Ward Torbay

E05002109 Shiphay-with-the-Willows Ward

Torbay

E05002110 Tormohun Ward Torbay

E05003615 Appledore Ward Torridge

E05003616 Bideford East Ward Torridge


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E05003617 Bideford North Ward Torridge

E05003618 Bideford South Ward Torridge

E05003621 Clovelly Bay Ward Torridge

E05003624 Hartland and Bradworthy Ward

Torridge

E05003626 Kenwith Ward Torridge

E05003627 Monkleigh and Littleham Ward

Torridge

E05003628 Northam Ward Torridge

E05003629 Orchard Hill Ward Torridge

E05003633 Torrington Ward Torridge

E05003636 Westward Ho! Ward Torridge

E05000824 Bucklow-St. Martins Ward Trafford

E05000826 Davyhulme East Ward Trafford

E05000827 Davyhulme West Ward Trafford

E05000829 Gorse Hill Ward Trafford

E05001446 Altofts and Whitwood Ward Wakefield

E05001447 Castleford Central and Glasshoughton Ward

Wakefield

E05001449 Featherstone Ward Wakefield

E05001452 Knottingley Ward Wakefield

E05001453 Normanton Ward Wakefield

E05001455 Pontefract North Ward Wakefield

E05001457 South Elmsall and South Kirkby Ward

Wakefield


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E05001301 Aldridge Central and South Ward

Walsall

E05001302 Aldridge North and Walsall Wood Ward

Walsall

E05001303 Bentley and Darlaston North Ward

Walsall

E05001304 Birchills Leamore Ward Walsall

E05001307 Bloxwich West Ward Walsall

E05001308 Brownhills Ward Walsall

E05001309 Darlaston South Ward Walsall

E05001310 Paddock Ward Walsall

E05001311 Palfrey Ward Walsall

E05001312 Pelsall Ward Walsall

E05001314 Pleck Ward Walsall

E05001315 Rushall-Shelfield Ward Walsall

E05001317 Short Heath Ward Walsall

E05001316 St. Matthew's Ward Walsall

E05001320 Willenhall South Ward Walsall

E05007556 Stoneleigh Ward Warwick

E05007234 Gunton and Corton Ward Waveney

E05007236 Harbour Ward Waveney

E05007237 Kessingland Ward Waveney

E05007238 Kirkley Ward Waveney

E05007239 Lothingland Ward Waveney


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E05007240 Normanston Ward Waveney

E05007242 Oulton Broad Ward Waveney

E05007241 Oulton Ward Waveney

E05007243 Pakefield Ward Waveney

E05007244 St. Margaret's Ward Waveney

E05007248 Whitton Ward Waveney

E05005374 Skelmersdale North Ward West Lancashire

E05005375 Skelmersdale South Ward West Lancashire

E05005378 Up Holland Ward West Lancashire

E05000840 Abram Ward Wigan

E05000844 Atherleigh Ward Wigan

E05000845 Atherton Ward Wigan

E05000846 Bryn Ward Wigan

E05000847 Douglas Ward Wigan

E05000854 Leigh West Ward Wigan

E05000857 Pemberton Ward Wigan

E05000861 Wigan Central Ward Wigan

E05000864 Worsley Mesnes Ward Wigan

E05000954 Bebington Ward Wirral

E05000955 Bidston and St. James Ward Wirral

E05000956 Birkenhead and Tranmere Ward

Wirral

E05000957 Bromborough Ward Wirral


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E05000958 Clatterbridge Ward Wirral

E05000959 Claughton Ward Wirral

E05000960 Eastham Ward Wirral

E05000964 Leasowe and Moreton East Ward

Wirral

E05000965 Liscard Ward Wirral

E05000967 New Brighton Ward Wirral

E05000968 Oxton Ward Wirral

E05000970 Prenton Ward Wirral

E05000971 Rock Ferry Ward Wirral

E05000972 Seacombe Ward Wirral

E05000973 Upton Ward Wirral

E05000974 Wallasey Ward Wirral

E05001321 Bilston East Ward Wolverhampton

E05001322 Bilston North Ward Wolverhampton

E05001323 Blakenhall Ward Wolverhampton

E05001324 Bushbury North Ward Wolverhampton

E05001325 Bushbury South and Low Hill Ward

Wolverhampton

E05001326 East Park Ward Wolverhampton

E05001327 Ettingshall Ward Wolverhampton

E05001329 Graiseley Ward Wolverhampton

E05001330 Heath Town Ward Wolverhampton

E05001336 Spring Vale Ward Wolverhampton


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E05001335 St. Peter's Ward Wolverhampton

E05001340 Wednesfield South Ward Wolverhampton

E05007884 Claines Ward Worcester

E05007893 Warndon Parish North Ward Worcester

E05007894 Warndon Parish South Ward Worcester

E05007892 Warndon Ward Worcester

E05007919 Lovett and North Claines Ward

Wychavon

E05005382 Bourne Ward Wyre

E05005387 Carleton Ward Wyre

E05005396 Mount Ward Wyre

E05005399 Pharos Ward Wyre

E05005403 Staina Ward Wyre

E05007927 Aggborough and Spennells Ward

Wyre Forest

E05007930 Blakedown and Chaddesley Ward

Wyre Forest

E05007939 Oldington and Foley Park Ward

Wyre Forest


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Annex E: List of Individuals/Organisations Consulted in Stage 2

A letter alerting organisations to this consultation is being sent to:

* Every local authority in England, Scotland and Wales * Every Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) in England * A number of interested national organisations. These are: British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) / LEP Network

Chief Economic Development Officers Society (CEDOS)

Confederation of British Industry (CBI)

EEF – the Manufacturers’ Organisation (Engineering Employers Federation)

Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)

Industrial Communities Alliance (ICA)

Institute of Directors (IoD)

Institute of Economic Development (IED)

Local Government Association (LGA)

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)

Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI)

Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA)

Trades Union Congress (TUC)


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Annex F: List of Respondents to the Stage 1 Consultation

England Andrew Stephenson, MP for Pendle BAe Systems Integrated System Technologies Ltd Black Country LEP Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre EDC Bolsover District Council Catherine Bearder, MEP for South East Cheshire and Warrington LEP Coventry and Warwickshire LEP Cumbria LEP D2N2 LEP Devon County Council Discovery Park Ltd Dover District Council, Thanet District Council and Kent County Council East Kent Regeneration Board East Sussex County Council English Heritage Federation of Small Business, Kent and Medway Regional Office General Motors UK GKN Aerospace Services Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP Greater Cambridge and Greater Peterborough LEP Greater Lincolnshire LEP Greater Manchester LEP Hastings Borough Council Hastings Borough Council, Rother District Council, and Sea Change Sussex Heart of South West LEP Humber LEP Industrial Communities Alliance Institute of Economic Development Kent Business Advisory Board Kent County Council Lancashire LEP Leeds City Region LEP Leicester and Leicestershire LEP Liverpool City Region LEP London Enterprise Panel Luton Borough Council Manston Airport Marches LEP Marketing & Business Development New Anglia LEP North East LEP North Lincolnshire Council Northamptonshire LEP Nottingham City Council Nottinghamshire County Council Partnership for Urban South Hampshire (PUSH)


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Paul Sharpe Associates LLP Peter Williams Television Sheffield City Region LEP Solent LEP South East LEP South East Midlands LEP Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Sparshatts of Kent Ltd Stoke-on-Trent & Staffordshire LEP Swale Borough Council and Medway Council Swale Skills Centre Tees Valley LEP Tendring District Council Thames Gateway Kent Partnership Thanet Business Forum The Physiotherapy Centre Thurrock Council and Gravesham Borough Council Tillett Racing Seats Torbay Council Trenport Investments Ltd TUC, Southern and Eastern Regional Council Worcestershire LEP Scotland Angus Council Clackmannanshire Council Dundee City Council East Ayrshire Council East Dunbartonshire Council East of Scotland European Consortium Falkirk Council Fife Council Glasgow City Council Highlands & Islands Enterprise Highlands & Islands European Partnership Members (Shetland Islands Council, Orkney Islands Council, The Moray Council, The Highland Council, Highlands and Islands Enterprise) Inverclyde Council North Ayrshire Council North Lanarkshire Council Renfrewshire Council Scottish Borders Council, Dumfries & Galloway Council, Midlothian Council, East Lothian Council South Ayrshire Council South Lanarkshire Council Stirling Council West Dunbartonshire Council


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Wales Alun Cairns MP, Vale of Glamorgan Cardiff Council, Newport City Council and the Vale of Glamorgan Council Cllr Ian Johnson - Plaid Cymru - Barry/Vale of Glamorgan Flintshire County Council Mersey Dee Alliance Mid Wales Manufacturing Group (MWMG) North Wales Economic Ambition Board Powys County Council Powys Regeneration Partnership (PRP) The Vale of Glamorgan Council The WLGA Regional Partnership Board for Central & South West Wales Wales Probation Service Welsh Local Government Association In addition, a number of other businesses and MPs submitted letters of support for their LEP or local authority’s position after the consultation closed.


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Annex G: Consultation Stage 2: 2014-2020 Assisted Areas Map Response Form

The Department may, in accordance with the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information, make available, on public request, individual responses.

The closing date for this consultation is 07/02/2014 Name: Organisation (if applicable): Address: Please return completed forms to: Assisted Areas Team Local Growth Directorate 4th Floor, Spur 2 Department for Business, Innovation and Skills 1 Victoria Street London SW1H 0ET email: [email protected] Please tick the box from the list of options below which best describes you as a respondent. This allows views to be presented by group type.

Local Enterprise Partnership

Local Authority

Business representative organisation/trade body

Central government

Individual

Large business (over 250 staff)

Other (please describe)


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Question 1 (Section 7 of consultation document)

Providing supporting evidence, what are your views on the draft Assisted Areas Map, given the Government’s response to Stage 1 and the need to comply with the Regional Aid Guidelines?

Thank you for taking the time to let us have your views. We do not intend to acknowledge receipt of individual responses unless you tick the box below.

Please acknowledge this reply (to check a box – double click on it and in the resulting message box, please change the ‘default value’ to ‘checked’)

Please check this box if you do not want any of the information provided on this form to be released should the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills receive a Freedom of Information Request. See Section 5 of the Consultation Document for further details.

At BIS we carry out our research on many different topics and consultations. As your views are valuable to us, would it be okay if we were to contact you again from time to time either for research or to send through consultation documents?

Yes No

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