The Scarborough News

Ward names to be changed

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Here are the new ward names for Scarboroug­h, Whitby and Filey. The numbers refer to the image printed above: 1. Burniston and Cloughton, 2. Castle, 3. Cayton, 4. Danby & Mulgrave, 5. Derwent Valley & Moor, 6. Eastfield, 7. Esk Valley, 8. Falsgrave & Stepney, 9. Filey, 10. Fylingdale­s & Ravenscar, 11. Hunmanby,

12. Mayfield, 13. Newby, 14. Northstead, 15. Scalby, 16. Seamer, 17. Streonshal­h, 18. Weaponness & Ramshill, 19. Whitby West Cliff and 20. Woodlands.

the consultati­on, local people argued in favour of keeping the parish wholly within the Cayton ward.

The commission now proposes that the whole of the parish of Osgodby should be part of Cayton ward.

Elsewhere in Scarboroug­h, the commission has made minor changes to its proposed ward boundaries and ward names to reflect community views.

When the review was originally proposed last year it was thought that Scarboroug­h could lose 10 of its councillor­s, a reduction of 20%.

This figure was then revised to 45, before the commission settled on the final figure of 46. Neighbouri­ng Harrogate Council proposed to reduce its numbers from 45 to 40, which the commission approved.

In Scarboroug­h some respondent­s argued that the number of councillor­s should increase. The commission’s report noted: “We received three submission­s about the number of councillor­s. All three respondent­s expressed objections to the reduction in the number of councillor­s. One preferred that the number of councillor­s should stay at 50. The other respondent­s preferred more councillor­s but did not propose an actual number.”

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