# Local Government Act 1972, Paragraph 1


The following areas shall be parishes, that is to say—
(a) the part of the existing parish of Altcar in Lancashire;
(b) the part of the existing parish of Altcar in Merseyside;
(c) the part of the existing parish of Birtley in district (c) in Tyne and Wear;
(d) the part of the existing parish of Blagdon in Avon;
(e) the part of the existing parish of Bold in Merseyside;
(f) the part of the existing parish of Burnham in Berkshire;
(g) the part of the existing parish of Burnham in Buckinghamshire;
(h) the part of the existing parish of Burrington in Avon;
(i) the parts of the existing parishes of Charlwood and Horley in Surrey;
(j) the part of the existing parish of Charlwood in West Sussex;
(k) the part of the existing parish of Christchurch East in Dorset;
(l) the part of the existing parish of Christchurch East in Hampshire;
(m) the part of the existing parish of Compton Martin in Avon;
(n) the part of the existing parish of Corton in Suffolk;
(o) the part of the existing parish of East Harptree in Avon;
(p) the part of the existing parish of Harraton in Durham;
(q) the part of the existing parish of Harworth in Nottinghamshire;
(r) the part of the existing parish of Herringfleet in Suffolk;
(s) the part of the existing parish of Horley in West Sussex;
(t) the part of the existing parish of Loxton in Avon;
(u) the part of the existing parish of Lydiate in Merseyside;
(v) the part of the existing parish of Sopley in Hampshire;
(w) the part of the existing parish of South Biddick in Durham;
(x) the part of the existing parish of Ubley in Avon;
(y) the part of the existing parish of West Harptree in Avon;
(z) the part of the existing parish of Wexham in Berkshire; and
(za) the part of the existing parish of Wexham in Buckinghamshire.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1972/70/schedule/1/part/IV/paragraph/1 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/local-government-act-1972/schedule-1/part-IV/paragraph-1
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