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Hi all,

I'm abroad at the moment and therefore have no access to my Southwark email. You can still contact me via pm through here though, but my response time may be a bit slower than usual! The reason why I don't have a dedicated thread is that only part of Peckham Rye ward is in East Dulwich. Peckham Rye Ward also covers part of Nunhead and Honor Oak Park.


Renata

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Renata Hamvas Wrote:

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> Hi all,

> I'm abroad at the moment and therefore have no

> access to my Southwark email. You can still

> contact me via pm through here though, but my

> response time may be a bit slower than usual! The

> reason why I don't have a dedicated thread is that

> only part of Peckham Rye ward is in East Dulwich.

> Peckham Rye Ward also covers part of Nunhead and

> Honor Oak Park.

>

> Renata




Dear Cllr Dr. Hamvas


Please would you post the most recent and detailed Peckham Rye ward map that you know of for reference sake.


I have asked the same question to Cllr Barber for a similar map of East Dulwich ward boundary.


Thank you

pipsky2008> Dear Cllr Dr. Hamvas

pipsky2008> Please would you post the most recent and detailed Peckham Rye ward map

pipsky2008> that you know of for reference sake. I have asked the same question to

pipsky2008> Cllr Barber for a similar map of East Dulwich ward boundary.


Polling districts, and wards (as in map http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?5,file=239810, attached to post http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,336529,1750855#REPLY), are among the overlays available at http://maps.southwark.gov.uk.

Hi Pipsky, I've just seen this and seen Peckham Rye Ward boundaries have been already posted! These will however be changing from 2018. The new ward map is here: https://consultation.lgbce.org.uk/node/5979

The constituency boundaries are also changing, but oddly, the Electoral Commission appears to be using the current ward boundaries as constituency boundaries.

Renata

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