List of electoral divisions and wards in Wiltshire

Last updated

This list is complete and up to date as of November 2015.

This is a list of electoral divisions and wards in the ceremonial county of Wiltshire in South West England. All changes since the re-organisation of local government following the passing of the Local Government Act 1972 are shown. The number of councillors elected for each electoral division or ward is shown in brackets.

Contents

Unitary authority councils

Wiltshire

Electoral divisions of the Wiltshire Council unitary authority from 4 June 2009 to 6 May 2021, each electing one councillor: [1]

Wiltshire Council UK ward map 2010 (blank).svg
  1. Aldbourne & Ramsbury
  2. Alderbury & Whiteparish
  3. Amesbury East
  4. Amesbury West
  5. Bourne & Woodford Valley
  6. Box & Colerne
  7. Bradford-on-Avon North
  8. Bradford-on-Avon South
  9. Brinkworth
  10. Bromham, Rowde & Potterne
  11. Bulford, Allington & Figheldean
  12. Burbage & the Bedwyns
  13. By Brook
  14. Calne Central
  15. Calne Chilvester & Abberd
  16. Calne North
  17. Calne Rural
  18. Calne South & Cherhill
  19. Chippenham Cepen Park & Derriads
  20. Chippenham Cepen Park & Redlands
  21. Chippenham Hardenhuish
  22. Chippenham Hardens & England
  23. Chippenham Lowden & Rowden
  24. Chippenham Monkton
  25. Chippenham Pewsham
  26. Chippenham Queens & Sheldon
  27. Corsham Pickwick
  28. Corsham Town
  29. Corsham Without & Box Hill
  30. Cricklade & Latton
  31. Devizes & Roundway South
  32. Devizes East
  33. Devizes North
  34. Downton & Ebble Valley
  35. Durrington & Larkhill
  36. Ethandune
  37. Fovant & Chalke Valley
  38. Hilperton
  39. Holt & Staverton
  40. Kington
  41. Laverstock, Ford & Old Sarum
  42. Ludgershall & Perham Down
  43. Lyneham
  44. Malmesbury
  45. Marlborough East
  46. Marlborough West
  47. Melksham Central
  48. Melksham North
  49. Melksham South
  50. Melksham Without North
  51. Melksham Without South
  52. Mere
  53. Minety
  54. Nadder & East Knoyle
  55. Pewsey
  56. Pewsey Vale
  57. Purton
  58. Redlynch & Landford
  59. Roundway
  60. Salisbury Bemerton
  61. Salisbury Fisherton & Bemerton Village
  62. Salisbury Harnham
  63. Salisbury St Edmund & Milford
  64. Salisbury St Francis & Stratford
  65. Salisbury St Mark’s & Bishopdown
  66. Salisbury St Martin’s & Cathedral
  67. Salisbury St Paul’s
  68. Sherston
  69. Southwick
  70. Summerham & Seend
  71. The Collingbournes & Netheravon
  72. The Lavingtons & Erlestoke
  73. Tidworth
  74. Till & Wylye Valley
  75. Tisbury
  76. Trowbridge Adcroft
  77. Trowbridge Central
  78. Trowbridge Drynham
  79. Trowbridge Grove
  80. Trowbridge Lambrok
  81. Trowbridge Park
  82. Trowbridge Paxcroft
  83. Urchfont & The Cannings
  84. Warminster Broadway
  85. Warminster Copheap & Wylye
  86. Warminster East
  87. Warminster West
  88. Warminster Without
  89. West Selkley
  90. Westbury East
  91. Westbury North
  92. Westbury West
  93. Wilton & Lower Wylye Valley
  94. Winsley & Westwood
  95. Winterslow
  96. Wootton Bassett East; renamed Royal Wootton Bassett East in 2013 [2]
  97. Wootton Bassett North; renamed Royal Wootton Bassett North in 2013 [2]
  98. Wootton Bassett South; renamed Royal Wootton Bassett South in 2013 [2]

Electoral divisions since 6 May 2021, again each electing one councillor: [3]

Wiltshire Council UK ward map 2021 (blank).svg
  1. Aldbourne & Ramsbury
  2. Alderbury & Whiteparish
  3. Amesbury East & Bulford
  4. Amesbury South
  5. Amesbury West
  6. Avon Valley
  7. Bowerhill
  8. Box & Colerne
  9. Bradford-on-Avon North
  10. Bradford-on-Avon South
  11. Brinkworth
  12. Bromham, Rowde & Roundway
  13. By Brook
  14. Calne Central
  15. Calne Chilvester & Abberd
  16. Calne North
  17. Calne Rural
  18. Calne South
  19. Chippenham Cepen Park & Derriads
  20. Chippenham Cepen Park & Hunters Moon
  21. Chippenham Hardenhuish
  22. Chippenham Hardens & Central
  23. Chippenham Lowden & Rowden
  24. Chippenham Monkton
  25. Chippenham Pewsham
  26. Chippenham Sheldon
  27. Corsham Ladbrook
  28. Corsham Pickwick
  29. Corsham Without
  30. Cricklade & Latton
  31. Devizes East
  32. Devizes North
  33. Devizes Rural West
  34. Devizes South
  35. Downton & Ebble Valley
  36. Durrington
  37. Ethandune
  38. Fovant & Chalke Valley
  39. Hilperton
  40. Holt & Staverton
  41. Kington
  42. Laverstock
  43. Ludgershall North & Rural
  44. Lyneham
  45. Malmesbury
  46. Marlborough East
  47. Marlborough West
  48. Melksham East
  49. Melksham Forest
  50. Melksham South
  51. Melksham Without North & Shurnhold
  52. Melksham Without West & Rural
  53. Mere
  54. Minety
  55. Nadder Valley
  56. Old Sarum & Lower Bourne Valley
  57. Pewsey
  58. Pewsey Vale East
  59. Pewsey Vale West
  60. Purton
  61. Redlynch & Landford
  62. Royal Wootton Bassett East
  63. Royal Wootton Bassett North
  64. Royal Wootton Bassett South & West
  65. Salisbury Bemerton Heath
  66. Salisbury Fisherton & Bemerton Village
  67. Salisbury Harnham East
  68. Salisbury Harnham West
  69. Salisbury Milford
  70. Salisbury St Edmund's
  71. Salisbury St Francis & Stratford
  72. Salisbury St Paul’s
  73. Sherston
  74. Southwick
  75. The Lavingtons
  76. Tidworth East & Ludgershall South
  77. Tidworth North & West
  78. Till Valley
  79. Tisbury
  80. Trowbridge Adcroft
  81. Trowbridge Central
  82. Trowbridge Drynham
  83. Trowbridge Grove
  84. Trowbridge Lambrok
  85. Trowbridge Park
  86. Trowbridge Paxcroft
  87. Urchfont & Bishops Cannings
  88. Warminster Broadway
  89. Warminster East
  90. Warminster North & Rural
  91. Warminster West
  92. Westbury East
  93. Westbury North
  94. Westbury West
  95. Wilton
  96. Winsley & Westwood
  97. Winterslow & Upper Bourne Valley
  98. Wylye Valley

Borough of Swindon

Wards of the new Borough of Swindon unitary authority, created in 1997, from 4 May 2000 to 3 May 2012: [4]

Swindon UK ward map 2010 (blank).svg
  1. Abbey Meads (3)
  2. Blunsdon (1)
  3. Central (3)
  4. Covingham & Nythe (3)
  5. Dorcan (3)
  6. Eastcott (3)
  7. Freshbrook & Grange Park (3)
  8. Gorse Hill & Pinehurst (3)
  9. Haydon Wick (3)
  10. Highworth (3)
  11. Moredon (3)
  12. Old Town & Lawn (3)
  13. Parks (3)
  14. Penhill (2)
  15. Ridgeway (1)
  16. St Philip (3)
  17. St Margaret (3)
  18. Shaw & Nine Elms (3)
  19. Toothill & Westlea (2)
  20. Walcot (2)
  21. Western (3)
  22. Wroughton & Chiseldon (3)

Wards since 3 May 2012: [5]

  1. Blunsdon & Highworth (3) †
  2. Central (3)
  3. Chiseldon & Lawn (2)
  4. Covingham & Dorcan (3)
  5. Eastcott (3)
  6. Gorse Hill & Pinehurst (3)
  7. Haydon Wick (3) †
  8. Liden, Eldene & Park South (3)
  9. Lydiard & Freshbrook (3)
  10. Mannington & Western (3)
  11. Old Town (3)
  12. Penhill & Upper Stratton (3) †
  13. Priory Vale (3)
  14. Ridgeway (1)
  15. Rodbourne Cheney (3)
  16. Shaw (3)
  17. St Andrews (3)
  18. St Margaret & South Marston (3)
  19. Walcot & Park North (3)
  20. Wroughton & Wichelstowe (3)
Swindon UK ward map 2012 (blank).svg

† minor boundary changes in 2015 [6]

Former county council

Wiltshire

Electoral Divisions of Wiltshire County Council from 1 April 1974 (first election 12 April 1973) to 7 May 1981: [7] [8]

  1. Amesbury No. 1 (2)
  2. Amesbury No. 2 (1)
  3. Amesbury No. 3 (1)
  4. Bedwyn (1)
  5. Box (1)
  6. Bradford (1)
  7. Bradford & Melksham No. 1 (1)
  8. Bradford & Melksham No. 2 (1)
  9. Bremhill (1)
  10. Brinkworth (1)
  11. Calne North (1)
  12. Calne South (1)
  13. Cannings (1)
  14. Chippenham (Park) (1)
  15. Chippenham (Sheldon) (1)
  16. Chippenham (Town) (1)
  17. Collingbourne (1)
  18. Corsham (1)
  19. Cricklade (1)
  20. Devizes No. 1 (East) (1)
  21. Devizes No. 2 (1)
  22. Downton (1)
  23. Enford (1)
  24. Fisherton (1)
  25. Highworth No. 1 (3)
  26. Highworth No. 2 (1)
  27. Highworth No. 3 (1)
  28. Highworth No. 4 (1)
  29. Highworth No. 5 (1)
  30. Kington (1)
  31. Langley (1)
  32. Lavington (1)
  33. Malmesbury (1)
  34. Marlborough (1)
  35. Melksham (2)
  36. Mere & Tisbury No. 1 (Donhead & Tisbury) (1)
  37. Mere & Tisbury No. 2 (Mere) (1)
  38. New Sarum (Bemerton) (1)
  39. New Sarum (Fisherton) (1)
  40. New Sarum (St Edmund) (1)
  41. New Sarum (St Mark) (1)
  42. New Sarum (St Paul) (1)
  43. New Sarum (St Thomas) (1)
  44. Pewsey (1)
  45. Potterne (1)
  46. Preshute (1)
  47. Purton (1)
  48. Sherston (1)
  49. Swindon (East) (2)
  50. Swindon (Kings) (1)
  51. Swindon (North) (3)
  52. Swindon (Queens) (1)
  53. Swindon (South No. 1) (2)
  54. Swindon (South No. 2) (2)
  55. Swindon (West) (3) †
  56. Trowbridge No. 1 (1)
  57. Trowbridge No. 2 (1)
  58. Trowbridge No. 3 (1)
  59. Warminster (2)
  60. Warminster & Westbury No. 1 (1)
  61. Warminster & Westbury No. 2 (1)
  62. Warminster & Westbury No. 3 (1)
  63. Westbury (1)
  64. Whiteparish (1)
  65. Wilton (1)
  66. Wootton Bassett (1)
  67. Wylye (1)

† minor boundary changes in 1980 [9]

Electoral Divisions from 7 May 1981 to 6 May 1993: [10] [8]

  1. Aldbourne & Ramsbury (1)
  2. Alderbury (1)
  3. Amesbury (1)
  4. Bedwyn (1)
  5. Blunsdon (1)
  6. Box (1)
  7. Bradford-on-Avon North (1)
  8. Bradford-on-Avon South (1)
  9. Bremhill & Calne Without (1)
  10. Brinkworth (1)
  11. Calne (1)
  12. Chippenham Park (1)
  13. Chippenham Sheldon (1)
  14. Chippenham Town (1)
  15. Collingbourne (1)
  16. Corsham (1)
  17. Cricklade (1)
  18. Devizes (1)
  19. Devizes South & Cannings (1)
  20. Downton (1)
  21. Durrington & Bulford (1)
  22. Highworth (1)
  23. Holt (1)
  24. Idmiston (1)
  25. Kington (1)
  26. Laverstock (1)
  27. Lavington (1)
  28. Malmesbury (1)
  29. Marlborough (1)
  30. Melksham (1)
  31. Melksham Without (1)
  32. Mere (1)
  33. Pewsey & Enford (1)
  34. Pewsham (1)
  35. Potterne (1)
  36. Purton (1)
  37. Salisbury Bemerton (1)
  38. Salisbury Harnham (1)
  39. Salisbury St Mark (1)
  40. Salisbury St Martin (1)
  41. Salisbury St Paul (1)
  42. Shrewton (1)
  43. Southwick (1)
  44. Strat St Marg Coleview (1)
  45. Strat St Marg St Margaret (1)
  46. Strat St Marg St Phillip (1)
  47. Swindon Central (1)
  48. Swindon Eastcott (1)
  49. Swindon Eldene (1)
  50. Swindon Gorse Hill (1)
  51. Swindon Lawns (1)
  52. Swindon Liden (1)
  53. Swindon Moredon (1)
  54. Swindon Park North (1)
  55. Swindon Park South (1)
  56. Swindon South (1)
  57. Swindon Toothill (1)
  58. Swindon Walcot (1)
  59. Swindon Western (1)
  60. Swindon Whitworth (1)
  61. Tisbury (1)
  62. Trowbridge East (1)
  63. Trowbridge South (1)
  64. Trowbridge West (1)
  65. Upper Wylye Valley (1)
  66. Wanborough (1)
  67. Warminster East (1)
  68. Warminster West (1)
  69. Westbury (1)
  70. Whorwellsdown (1)
  71. Wilton (1)
  72. Wooton Bassett North (1)
  73. Wootton Bassett South (1)
  74. Wroughton (1)
  75. Swindon Freshbrook (1); new electoral division added in 1985 [11]

Electoral Divisions from 6 May 1993 to 5 May 2005: [12]

  1. Aldbourne & Ramsbury (1)
  2. Alderbury (1)
  3. Amesbury (1)
  4. Avon & Cannings (1)
  5. Bedwyn & Pewsey (1)
  6. Bourne Valley (1)
  7. Bradford-on-Avon (1)
  8. Bremhill & Calne Without (1)
  9. Calne (1)
  10. Chippenham Park (1)
  11. Chippenham Sheldon (1)
  12. Chippenham Town (1)
  13. Collingbourne (1)
  14. Corsham (1)
  15. Cricklade & Purton (1)
  16. Devizes (1)
  17. Devizes South & Bromham (1)
  18. Downton (1)
  19. Durrington (1)
  20. Haydon Wick (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  21. Highworth (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  22. Holt (1)
  23. Kington (1)
  24. Lavington (1)
  25. Malmesbury (1)
  26. Marlborough (1)
  27. Melksham (1)
  28. Melksham Without (1)
  29. Mere (1)
  30. Minety (1)
  31. Pickwick with Box (1)
  32. Salisbury Bemerton (1)
  33. Salisbury Harnham (1)
  34. Salisbury St Mark (1)
  35. Salisbury St Martin (1)
  36. Southwick (1)
  37. St Paul (1)
  38. Stratton St Margaret, Coleview & Nythe (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  39. Stratton St Margaret, St Margaret (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  40. Stratton St Margaret, St Philip (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  41. Swindon Central (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  42. Swindon Covingham (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  43. Swindon Dorcan South (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  44. Swindon Eastcott (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  45. Swindon Freshbrook (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  46. Swindon Gorse Hill (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  47. Swindon Lawns (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  48. Swindon Moredon (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  49. Swindon Parks (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  50. Swindon Roughmoor (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  51. Swindon Toothill (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  52. Swindon Walcot (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  53. Swindon Western (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  54. Swindon Whitworth (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  55. Tisbury (1)
  56. Trowbridge East (1)
  57. Trowbridge South (1)
  58. Trowbridge West (1)
  59. Upper Wylye Valley (1)
  60. Wanborough (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]
  61. Warminster East (1)
  62. Warminster West (1)
  63. Westbury (1)
  64. Whorwellsdown (1)
  65. Wilton & Wylye (1)
  66. Wootton Bassett North (1)
  67. Wootton Bassett South (1)
  68. Wroughton (1); electoral division abolished in 1998 [13]

Electoral Divisions from 5 May 2005 to 4 June 2009: [14] [15]

  1. Aldbourne & Ramsbury (1)
  2. Alderbury (1)
  3. Amesbury (1)
  4. Avon & Pewsey (1)
  5. Bedwyn & Collingbourne (1)
  6. Bourne & Woodford Valley (1)
  7. Box, Colerne & Lacock (1)
  8. Bradford-on-Avon (1)
  9. Bromham & Potterne (1)
  10. Calne & Without (1)
  11. Calne (1)
  12. Central (1)
  13. Chalke & Nadder (1)
  14. Chippenham North (1)
  15. Chippenham Pewsham (1)
  16. Chippenham West (1)
  17. Corsham (1)
  18. Cricklade & Purton (1)
  19. Devizes North (1)
  20. Devizes South (1)
  21. Downton & Ebble Valley (1)
  22. Durrington & Bulford (1)
  23. Holt & Paxcroft (1)
  24. Kington (1)
  25. Lavington & Cannings (1)
  26. Malmesbury (1)
  27. Manor Vale (1)
  28. Marlborough (1)
  29. Melksham & Without (1)
  30. Melksham Central (1)
  31. Mere & Tisbury (1)
  32. Minety (1)
  33. Salisbury East (2)
  34. Salisbury South (2)
  35. Salisbury West (1)
  36. Tidworth & Ludgershall
  37. Trowbridge East (2)
  38. Trowbridge West (1)
  39. Warminster East & Wylye (1)
  40. Warminster West (1)
  41. Westbury Ham & Dilton (1)
  42. Westbury Laverton & Shearwater (1)
  43. Whorwellsdown Hundred (1)
  44. Wilton & Wylye (1)
  45. Wootton Bassett North (1)
  46. Wootton Bassett South (1)

Former district councils

Kennet

Wards from 1 April 1974 (first election 7 June 1973) to 6 May 1976: [16]

Wards from 6 May 1976 to 1 May 2003: [17]

Wards from 1 May 2003 to 1 April 2009 (district abolished): [18]

  1. Aldbourne (1)
  2. All Cannings (1)
  3. Bedwyn (1)
  4. Bishops Cannings (1)
  5. Bromham & Rowde (2)
  6. Burbage (1)
  7. Cheverell (1)
  8. Collingbourne (1)
  9. Devizes East (3)
  10. Devizes North (2)
  11. Devizes South (2)
  12. Lavingtons (2)
  13. Ludgershall (2)
  14. Marlborough East (2)
  15. Marlborough West (2)
  16. Milton Lilbourne (1)
  17. Netheravon (1)
  18. Ogbourne (1)
  19. Pewsey (2)
  20. Pewsey Vale (1)
  21. Potterne (1)
  22. Ramsbury (2)
  23. Roundway (2)
  24. Seend (1)
  25. Shalbourne (1)
  26. Tidworth, Perham Down & Ludgershall South (3)
  27. Upavon (1)
  28. Urchfont (1)
  29. West Selkley (1)

North Wiltshire

Wards from 1 April 1974 (first election 7 June 1973) to 5 May 1983: [16]

Wards from 5 May 1983 to 1 May 2003: [19]

Wards from 1 May 2003 to 3 May 2007: [20]

  1. Ashton Keynes & Minety (2)
  2. Box (2)
  3. Bremhill (1)
  4. Brinkworth & The Somerfords (2)
  5. Calne Abberd (1)
  6. Calne Chilvester (1)
  7. Calne Lickhill (1)
  8. Calne Marden (1)
  9. Calne Priestley (1)
  10. Calne Quemerford (1)
  11. Calne Without (1)
  12. Cepen Park (2)
  13. Chippenham Allington (1)
  14. Chippenham Audley (1)
  15. Chippenham Avon (1)
  16. Chippenham Hill Rise (1)
  17. Chippenham London Road (1)
  18. Chippenham Monkton Park (1)
  19. Chippenham Park (1)
  20. Chippenham Pewsham (2)
  21. Chippenham Redland (1)
  22. Chippenham Westcroft/Queens (1)
  23. Colerne (1)
  24. Corsham (2)
  25. Cricklade (2)
  26. Hilmarton (1)
  27. Kington Langley (1)
  28. Kingston St Michael (1)
  29. Lacock with Neston & Gastard (1)
  30. Lyneham (2)
  31. Malmesbury (2)
  32. Nettleton (1)
  33. Pickwick (2)
  34. Purton (2)
  35. St Paul Malmesbury Without & Sherston (2)
  36. The Lydiards & Broad Town (1)
  37. Wootton Bassett North (2)
  38. Wootton Bassett South (3)

Wards from 3 May 2007 to 1 April 2009 (district abolished): [21]

  1. Box & Rudloe (2)
  2. Bremhill (1)
  3. Brinkworth (2)
  4. Calne Abberd (1)
  5. Calne Chilvester (1)
  6. Calne Lickhill (2)
  7. Calne Marden (1)
  8. Calne Priestley (1)
  9. Calne Quemerford (1)
  10. Calne Without (1)
  11. Chippenham Allington (2)
  12. Chippenham Avon (2)
  13. Chippenham Hill Rise (1)
  14. Chippenham London Road (1)
  15. Chippenham Monkton Park (1)
  16. Chippenham Park (2)
  17. Chippenham Pewsham (2)
  18. Chippenham Redland (2)
  19. Chippenham Westcroft/Queens (1)
  20. Colerne (1)
  21. Corsham & Lacock (3)
  22. Cricklade (2)
  23. Hullavington & Crudwell (1)
  24. Kington Langley (1)
  25. Lyneham (2)
  26. Malmesbury (2)
  27. Minety & Purton (3)
  28. Pickwick (2)
  29. Sherston (1)
  30. St Paul Malmesbury Without (1)
  31. Sutton Benger (1)
  32. The Lydiards & Broad Town (1)
  33. Wootton Bassett North (2)
  34. Wootton Bassett South (3)
  35. Yatton Keynell (1)

Salisbury

Wards from 1 April 1974 (first election 7 June 1973) to 6 May 1976: [16]

Wards from 6 May 1976 to 1 May 2003: [22]

Wards from 1 May 2003 to 1 April 2009 (district abolished): [23]

  1. Alderbury & Whiteparish (3)
  2. Amesbury East (3)
  3. Amesbury West (1)
  4. Bemerton (3)
  5. Bishopdown (2)
  6. Bulford (2)
  7. Chalke Valley (1)
  8. Donhead (1)
  9. Downton & Redlynch (3)
  10. Durrington (3)
  11. Ebble (1)
  12. Fisherton & Bemerton Village (2)
  13. Fonthill & Nadder (1)
  14. Harnham East (2)
  15. Harnham West (2)
  16. Knoyle (1)
  17. Laverstock (2)
  18. Lower Wylye & Woodford Valley (1)
  19. St Edmund & Milford (2)
  20. St Mark & Stratford (3)
  21. St Martin & Milford (2)
  22. St Paul (2)
  23. Till Valley & Wylye (2)
  24. Tisbury & Fovant (2)
  25. Upper Bourne, Idmiston & Winterbourne (2)
  26. Western & Mere (2)
  27. Wilton (2)
  28. Winterslow (2)

Thamesdown

Wards from 1 April 1974 (first election 7 June 1973) to 6 May 1976: [16]

Wards from 6 May 1976 to 4 May 2000: [24] [25] [13]

  1. Toothill (3); new ward added in 1980 [9]

In 1997 the district was converted into the unitary authority of Swindon.

West Wiltshire

Wards from 1 April 1974 (first election 7 June 1973) to 5 May 1983: [16]

Wards from 5 May 1983 to 1 May 2003: [26]

Wards from 1 May 2003 to 3 May 2007: [27]

  1. Atworth & Whitley (1)
  2. Bradford-on-Avon North (2)
  3. Bradford-on-Avon South (2)
  4. Dilton Marsh (2)
  5. Ethandune (1)
  6. Holt (1)
  7. Manor Vale (2)
  8. Melksham North (2)
  9. Melksham Spa (2)
  10. Melksham Without (2)
  11. Melksham Woodrow (1)
  12. Mid Wylye Valley (1)
  13. Paxcroft (2)
  14. Shearwater (1)
  15. Southwick & Wingfield (1)
  16. Summerham (1)
  17. Trowbridge Adcroft (2)
  18. Trowbridge College (2)
  19. Trowbridge Drynham (2)
  20. Trowbridge John of Gaunt (2)
  21. Trowbridge Park (2)
  22. Warminster East (3)
  23. Warminster West (3)
  24. Westbury Ham (2)
  25. Westbury Laverton (2)

Wards from 3 May 2007 to 1 April 2009 (district abolished): [28]

  1. Atworth, Whitley & South Wraxall (1)
  2. Avonside (3)
  3. Bradford-on-Avon North (2)
  4. Bradford-on-Avon South (2)
  5. Dilton (1)
  6. Ethandune (1)
  7. Manor Vale (1)
  8. Melksham East (2)
  9. Melksham Spa (2)
  10. Melksham Without (3)
  11. Mid Wylye Valley (1)
  12. Shearwater (1)
  13. Summerham (1)
  14. Trowbridge & North Bradley (1)
  15. Trowbridge & Southwick (1)
  16. Trowbridge Central (2)
  17. Trowbridge East (3)
  18. Trowbridge North East (2)
  19. Trowbridge North West (1)
  20. Trowbridge South West (2)
  21. Warminster East (3)
  22. Warminster West (3)
  23. Westbury Ham (3)
  24. Westbury Laverton (2)

Electoral divisions of Wiltshire Council by parliamentary constituency

Chippenham

Atworth and Whitley, Bradford-on-Avon North, Bradford-on-Avon South, Cepen Park, Chippenham Allington, Chippenham Audley, Chippenham Avon, Chippenham Hill Rise, Chippenham London Road, Chippenham Monkton Park, Chippenham Park, Chippenham Pewsham, Chippenham Redland, Chippenham Westcroft/Queens, Corsham, Holt, Lacock with Neston and Gastard, Manor Vale, Melksham North, Melksham Spa, Melksham Without, Melksham Woodrow, Paxcroft, Pickwick.

Devizes

Aldbourne, All Cannings, Bedwyn, Bishops Cannings, Bromham and Rowde, Bulford, Burbage, Cheverell, Collingbourne, Devizes East, Devizes North, Devizes South, Durrington, Lavingtons, Ludgershall, Marlborough East, Marlborough West, Milton Lilbourne, Netheravon, Ogbourne, Pewsey, Pewsey Vale, Potterne, Ramsbury, Roundway, Seend, Shalbourne, Tidworth, Perham Down and Ludgershall South, Upavon, Urchfont, West Selkley.

North Wiltshire

Ashton Keynes and Minety, Box, Bremhill, Brinkworth and The Somerfords, Calne Abberd, Calne Chilvester, Calne Lickhill, Calne Marden, Calne Priestley, Calne Quemerford, Calne Without, Colerne, Cricklade, Hilmarton, Kington Langley, Kington St. Michael, Lyneham, Malmesbury, Nettleton, Purton, Royal Wootton Bassett East, Royal Wootton Bassett North, Royal Wootton Bassett South, St. Paul Malmesbury Without and Sherston, The Lydiards and Broad Town.

Salisbury

Alderbury and Whiteparish, Amesbury East, Amesbury West, Bemerton, Bishopdown, Chalke Valley, Downton and Redlynch, Ebble, Fisherton and Bemerton Village, Harnham East, Harnham West, Laverstock, Lower Wylye and Woodford Valley, St Edmund and Milford, St Mark and Stratford, St Martin and Milford, St Paul, Till Valley and Wylye, Upper Bourne, Idmiston and Winterbourne, Wilton, Winterslow.

South West Wiltshire

Dilton Marsh, Donhead, Ethandune, Fonthill and Nadder, Knoyle, Mid Wylye Valley, Shearwater, Southwick and Wingfield, Summerham, Tisbury and Fovant, Trowbridge Adcroft, Trowbridge College, Trowbridge Drynham, Trowbridge John of Gaunt, Trowbridge Park, Warminster East, Warminster West, Westbury Ham, Westbury Laverton, Western and Mere.

Electoral wards of Swindon Borough Council by parliamentary constituency

North Swindon

Abbey Meads, Blunsdon, Covingham and Nythe, Gorse Hill and Pinehurst, Haydon Wick, Highworth, Moredon, Penhill, St Margaret, St Philip, Western.

South Swindon

Central, Dorcan, Eastcott, Freshbrook and Grange Park, Old Town and Lawn, Parks, Ridgeway, Shaw and Nine Elms, Toothill and Westlea, Walcot, Wroughton and Chiseldon.

Area boards

Wiltshire Council operates 18 area boards which assist with local decision-making and provide grants for community projects. [29] [30]

  1. Bradford-on-Avon Area Board
  2. Calne Area Board
  3. Chippenham and Villages Area Board
  4. Corsham Area Board
  5. Devizes Area Board
  6. Malmesbury Area Board
  7. Marlborough Area Board
  8. Melksham Area Board
  9. Pewsey Area Board
  10. Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Area Board
  11. Salisbury Area Board
  12. Southern Wiltshire Area Board
  13. South West Wiltshire Area Board
  14. Stonehenge Area Board
  15. Tidworth Area Board
  16. Trowbridge Area Board
  17. Warminster Area Board
  18. Westbury Area Board

See also

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