Sentence examples for council boundaries from inspiring English sources

In addition, because the Council boundaries are being redrawn to reflect population changes recorded in the census, current council members will face new constituents.

Also creates regional adoption agencies working across council boundaries to speed the placing of children.

He would appoint independent directors of school standards across the country, operating locally but usually straddling council boundaries.

Joint working across council boundaries will see homes and jobs delivered in a sustainable way, but strong financial incentives need to be offered to make this work.

Because of the rigid new formula for calculating constituency size, the Commission will for the first time have to cross county and council boundaries.

Localists want a bottom-up revolution, wresting powers from Edinburgh; further reorganisation of council boundaries and functions looks more likely, especially after a vote in favour of independence.

Elections will be held in Bristol with all registered voters in the city council boundary entitled to take part.

The proposal, over an area straddling the Falkirk and Stirling council boundary, would see 22 wells drilled and a gas delivery and water treatment facility built along with associated infrastructure.

A slightly less narrow definition is used by the Office for National Statistics (ONS); this includes built-up areas which adjoin Bristol but are not within the city council boundary, such as Whitchurch village, Filton, Patchway, Bradley Stoke, and excludes non-built-up areas within the city council boundary.

The narrowest definition of the city is the city council boundary, which takes in a large section of the Severn Estuary west as far as, but not including, the islands of Steep Holm and Flat Holm.

New Council district boundaries will be drawn by a 15-member commission.