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Suffolk Coastal

Former non-metropolitan district in England

Suffolk Coastal

Summary

Former non-metropolitan district in England

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settlement_typeNon-metropolitan district
subdivision_typeSovereign state
subdivision_type1Constituent country
subdivision_type2Region
subdivision_type3Non-metropolitan county
subdivision_type4Status
subdivision_type5Admin HQ
subdivision_nameUnited Kingdom
subdivision_name1England
subdivision_name4Non-metropolitan district
government_typeNon-metropolitan district council
leader_titleLeadership
established_title1Incorporated
population_density_km2auto
population_blank1_titleEthnicity
blank1_nameONS code
blank2_nameOS grid reference
official_nameSuffolk Coastal District
image_skylineSuffolk Coastal District Council Offices, Melton - geograph.org.uk - 6100197.jpg
image_captionSuffolk Coastal District Council Offices in Melton
image_mapSuffolk Coastal UK locator map.svg
map_captionSuffolk Coastal shown within Suffolk and England
subdivision_name2East of England
subdivision_name3Suffolk
subdivision_name5Melton
established_date11 April 1974
extinct_date1 April 2019
governing_bodySuffolk Coastal District Council
leader_party
leader_nameLeader & Cabinet
area_total_km2891.5
population_total
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population_blank198.1% White
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E07000205 (GSS)
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website

the former district

E07000205 (GSS)

Coastline at Aldeburgh.

Suffolk Coastal was a local government district in Suffolk, England. Its council was based in Melton, having moved from neighbouring Woodbridge in 2017. Other towns include Felixstowe, Framlingham, Leiston, Aldeburgh, and Saxmundham.

The district was formed on 1 April 1974, under the Local Government Act 1972, as a merger of the municipal borough of Aldeburgh, along with Felixstowe, Leiston-cum-Sizewell, Saxmundham and Woodbridge urban districts, and Blyth Rural District and Deben Rural District. The population of the district was 124,298 at the 2011 Census.

Suffolk Coastal district was merged with Waveney district on 1 April 2019 to form the new East Suffolk district.

Election results

Main article: Suffolk Coastal District Council elections

There were new ward boundaries in 2003 and 2015.

Party2003200720112015
Conservative Party (UK)}}; color:white"ConConservative434544
Liberal Democrats (UK)}}; color:black"LDLiberal Democrats1095
Labour Party (UK)}}; color:white"LabLabour Party214
Independent (politician)}}; color:black"IndIndependent002
Green Party of England and Wales}}; color:black"GreensGreen Party000
UK Independence Party}}; color:white"UKIPUK Independence Party000
Firefighters Against Cuts}}; color:white"FACFirefighters Against Cuts0n/an/a
ResultLargest partyConservative Party (UK)}}; color:white"ConConservative Party (UK)}}; color:white"ConConservative Party (UK)}}; color:white"Con
Majority313533
Total no. of seats555555

Wards represented

Below is a list of wards with the number of councillors they returned in the relevant periods. There were 118 civil parishes and towns distributed amongst these wards.

WardNo. of Cllrs. 2003-2015title=Final recommendations on the future electoral arrangements for Suffolk Coastalurl=https://s3-eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/lgbce/__data/assets/pdf_file/0018/6525/suffolk-coastal_4799-4403__e__.pdfpublisher=Local Government Commission for Englandaccess-date=22 March 2020date=2001}}No. of Cllrs. 2015-2019Communities 2015–2019
Aldeburgh2Aldeburgh Ward: Aldeburgh Town
Buxlow Ward: Aldringham cum Thorpe,2
Deben0n/a1
Earl Soham1Earl Soham Ward: Brandeston; Earl Soham; Easton; Kettleburgh; Letheringham
Hasketon Ward:, Charsfield
Otley Ward: Cretingham, Hoo, Monewden0n/a
Farlingaye1Farlingaye ward: Farlingaye ward of Woodbridge Town
Woodbridge Central ward: Central ward of Woodbridge Town (part)
Woodbridge Seckford Ward: Seckford ward of Woodbridge Town (part)0n/a
Felixstowe East2Felixstowe East Ward: East ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe North Ward: North ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe South East Ward: South East ward of Felixstowe Town (part)2
Felixstowe North2Felixstowe Central Ward: Central ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe North Ward: North ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe South East Ward: South East ward of Felixstowe Town (part)2
Felixstowe South2Felixstowe Central Ward: Central ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe South Ward: South ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe West ward:West ward of Felixstowe Town (part)2
Felixstowe South East2Felixstowe Central Ward: Central ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
East ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe South Ward:South ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe South East Ward: South East ward of Felixstowe Town (part)0n/a
Felixstowe West3Felixstowe Central Ward: Central ward of Felixstowe Town (part)
Felixstowe West Ward: West ward of Felixstowe Town (part)2
Framlingham2Framlingham Ward Framlingham Town
Dennington Ward: Dennington (part); Badingham
Earl Soham ward: Saxtead (part)2Framlingham
Fynn Valley0n/a1
Grundisburgh1Bealings Ward: Great Bealings (part); Little Bealings; Grundisburgh & Witnesham Ward: Culpho (part); Grundisburgh;1
Hacheston1Dennington Ward: Bruisyard; Cransford; Rendham; Swefling
Glemham Ward: Great Glemham; Hacheston; Little Glemham; Marlesford; Parham1
Hollesley with Eyke1Hollesley Ward: Boyton; Butley; Capel St Andrew; Hollesley; Wantisden
Tunstall Ward: Chillesford; Ufford Ward: Eyke0n/a
Kesgrave East3Kesgrave Ward: Kesgrave East;
Martlesham Ward: Martlesham West2
Kesgrave West2Kesgrave Ward: Kesgrave West;2
Kirton0n/a1
Kyson1Woodbridge Kyson Ward:
Woodbridge Seckford Ward0n/a
Leiston3Buxlow Ward: Knodishall
Leiston Ward: Leiston Town2
Martlesham2Martlesham Ward: Martlesham2
Melton0n/a2
Melton and Ufford2Melton Ward: Melton
Ufford Ward: Ufford; Pettistree0n/a
Nacton2Kirton Ward: Hemley; Newbourne; Waldringfield
Nacton Ward: Brightwell; Bucklesham; Foxhall; Levington; Nacton; Purdis Farm; Stratton Hall0n/a
Nacton and Purdis Farm0n/a1
Orford and Tunstall1Orford Ward: Gedgrave; Iken; Orford; and Sudbourne
Tunstall ward: Blaxhall; Tunstall0n/a
Orford and Eyke0n/a1
Otley1Hasketon Ward: Boulge; Bredfield; Burgh; Dallinghoo; Debach; Hasketon (part)
Otley Ward: Clopton; Otley0n/a
Peasenhall1Bramfield an Cratfield Ward: Cookley (part); Cookley; Cratfield; Heveningham; Huntingfield; Linstead Magna; Linstead Parva; Walpole; Yoxford Ward: Peasenhall (part); Sibton0n/a
Peasenhall and Yoxford0n/a1
Rendlesham1Tunstall Ward: Campsey Ash; Rendlesham1
Riverside1Martlesham Ward: Martlesham North ward
Woodbridge Central Ward: Central ward of Woodbridge Town
Woodbridge Riverside Ward: Riverside Ward of Woodbridge Town
Woodbridge Seckford Ward: Seckford ward of Woodbridge Town0n/a
Rushmere St Andrew3Rushmere Ward: Rushmere St Andrew0n/a
Saxmundham2Kelsale Ward: Kelsale cum Carlton; Theberton
Saxmundham Ward: Saxmundham Town2
Seckford1Woodbridge Seckford Ward: Seckford ward of Woodbridge Town (part)
Woodbridge Central Ward: Central ward of0n/a
Snape1Buxlow Ward: Friston (part)
Snape Ward: Benhall; Farnham; Snape; Sternfield; Stratford St Andrew0n/a
Sutton1Alderton & Sutton Ward : Alderton, Bawdsey, Ramsholt, Shottisham, Sutton; Sutton Heath (from 2012)
Ufford Ward: Bromeswell0
Tower0n/a2
The Trimleys0n/a2
Trimleys with Kirton3Kirton Ward: Falkenham; Kirton
Trimleys Ward: Trimley St Martin; Trimley St Mary0n/a
Walberswick and Wenhaston1Bramfield & Cratfield Ward: Bramfield (part); Thorington
Walberswick Ward: Blythburgh; Walberswick; Wenhaston with Mells Hamlet0n/a
Wenhaston0n/a1
Wickham Market1Wickham Market1
Witnesham1Bealings Ward: Playford (part); Tuddenham St Martin; Westerfield
Grundisburgh & Witnesham Ward: Swilland (part); Witnesham0n/a
Woodbridge0n/a3
Yoxford1Westleton ward: Darsham; Dunwich; Middleton; Westleton
Yoxford Ward: Yoxford0n/a
Total5542

Arms

References

References

  1. "District population 2011". Office for National Statistics.
  2. Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. (24 May 2018). "The East Suffolk (Local Government Changes) Order 2018".
  3. "Local Election Results 2003 Suffolk Coastal". Andrew Teale.
  4. "Local Election Results 2007 Suffolk Coastal". Andrew Teale.
  5. "Local Election Results 2011 Suffolk Coastal". Andrew Teale.
  6. "Local Election Results 2015 Suffolk Coastal". Andrew Teale.
  7. (2001). "Final recommendations on the future electoral arrangements for Suffolk Coastal". [[Local Government Commission for England (1992).
  8. "Suffolk Coastal District Council (Reorganisation of Community Governance) (Sutton) Order 2012". [[Local Government Boundary Commission for England]].
  9. "East of England Region". Civic Heraldry of England.
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