A MONTH remains for residents to tell the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) where they think new council ward boundaries should be drawn up across the town.
LGBCE is asking for those in Warrington for their help to produce a new pattern of wards for 58 borough councillors - one more than the current arrangement.
Max Caller, chairman of the commission, said: "We are asking local people and organisations to help us draw up a new pattern of council wards for the whole borough.
"We want to hear local views on where people think the focal point of their community is and where the natural boundaries between communities might lie.
"As we draw new boundaries, we will try to ensure that each councillor represents roughly the same number of voters. We also aim to produce a pattern of wards that reflects the interests and identities of local communities.
"The commission will carefully consider all evidence presented to it during this phase of the review whoever it is from and whether it applies to the whole borough or just a small part of it."
The current phase of consultation closes on July 6.
The commission is gathering views before it draws up draft recommendations for a new pattern of wards which are due to be published in August.
Residents and organisations will then get another chance to have their say in a further round of consultation.
For further information about the review and interactive maps of existing wards visit www.consultation.lgbce.org.uk or www.lgbce.org.uk.
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