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词条 Castle (Colchester electoral ward)
释义

  1. History

  2. Ward Councillors

     Current  Former 

  3. Elections

     Election Results  Charts  Vote Share: 1976-2000  Vote Share: 2000-2015 

  4. Polling districts

  5. References

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Castle is an electoral ward in Colchester and is within the Colchester Borough Council boundary, to which it elects 3 councillors.

The ward covers central Colchester, including the Town Centre, the historic Dutch Quarter neighbourhood and Colchester Castle, which lends its namesake to the ward.

History

Castle ward has existed since at least 1976 and is still in use today. The boundaries of the ward have seldom changed, with the exception of the amalgamation of the St. Marys neighbourhood (from St. Marys ward) into the west of Castle following boundary changes from the 2002 election.

The ward was originally held by the Labour Party and then changed hands between the Conservatives, Labour and the SDP-Liberal Alliance (later Liberal Democrats) until the 1990 election, when the Liberal Democrats solidly held the ward for the next 25 years. Recently, it has become a marginal ward, last won by the Conservatives at the 2015 election.

Castle has the highest vote share for the Green Party in a Colchester ward.

Ward Councillors

Current

NamePartyYears in Office
Nick BarlowLiberal Democrats 2007–2015; 2016–present
Darius LawsConservative 2015–present
Daniel EllisConservative 2016–present

Former

NamePartyYears in Office
Kenneth CookeLabour 1978-1992; 1995-1999
D. DunnLabour 1979-1983
D. GoodchildLabour 1980-1984
E. HumphreyConservative1983-1987
R. ColeConservative 1984-1988
as aboveLiberal Democrats 1988-1990
Chris HallLiberal Democrats1987-2010
J. CarterLiberal Democrats 1990-1995
William SpyveeLiberal Democrats 1990-2012
Kenneth JonesLiberal Democrats 1999-2007
Bill FrameLiberal Democrats 2010-2016
Jo HayesLiberal Democrats 2012-2016

Elections

{{main|Colchester Borough Council elections}}

Election Results

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| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate = 7,615
| turnout_votes = 4,642
| turnout_percent = 61.0
| turnout_change = +23.0
| majority_votes = 496
| majority_percent = 10.6
| majority_change = N/A
| result = gain
| loser_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 6.2
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Conservative Party (UK)
| winner = Darius Laws
| winner_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,667
| winner_percent = 35.9
| winner_change = +11.8
| candidate2 = Owen Howell
| candidate2_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 1,172
| candidate2_percent = 25.2
| candidate2_change = -0.5
| candidate3 = Andrew Canessa
| candidate3_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 982
| candidate3_percent = 21.2
| candidate3_change = +4.0
| candidate4 = Andrew Murphy
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 821
| candidate4_percent = 17.7
| candidate4_change = -0.1
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2014 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,683
| turnout_percent = 38.0
| turnout_change = +8.0
| majority_votes = 46
| majority_percent = 1.7
| majority_change = -20.2
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 10.4
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Conservative Party (UK)
| winner = Bill Frame
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 693
| winner_percent = 25.8
| winner_change = -14.6
| candidate2 = Darius Laws
| candidate2_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 647
| candidate2_percent = 24.1
| candidate2_change = +6.2
| candidate3 = Ben Howard
| candidate3_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 478
| candidate3_percent = 17.8
| candidate3_change = +4.4
| candidate4 = Peter Lynn
| candidate4_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 462
| candidate4_percent = 17.2
| candidate4_change = -1.4
| candidate5 = Ron Levy
| candidate5_party = UK Independence Party
| candidate5_party_unlinked =
| candidate5_votes = 403
| candidate5_percent = 15.0
| candidate5_change = +5.3
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2012 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,129
| turnout_percent = 30.0
| turnout_change = -9.5
| majority_votes = 466
| majority_percent = 21.9
| majority_change = +7.6
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 4.2
| swing_from = Green Party of England and Wales
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = Jo Hayes
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 861
| winner_percent = 40.4
| winner_change = +0.3
| candidate2 = Peter Lynn
| candidate2_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 395
| candidate2_percent = 18.6
| candidate2_change = -7.1
| candidate3 = Mohammed Rashid
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 382
| candidate3_percent = 17.9
| candidate3_change = -3.1
| candidate4 = Robert Fisher
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 285
| candidate4_percent = 13.4
| candidate4_change = +0.2
| candidate5 = Ron Levy
| candidate5_party = UK Independence Party
| candidate5_party_unlinked =
| candidate5_votes = 206
| candidate5_percent = 9.7
| candidate5_change = N/A
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2011 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,779
| turnout_percent = 39.5
| turnout_change = -19.6
| majority_votes = 398
| majority_percent = 14.3
| majority_change = -1.3
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 3.0
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Green Party of England and Wales
| winner = Nick Barlow
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,113
| winner_percent = 40.1
| winner_change = -1.7
| candidate2 = Peter Lynn
| candidate2_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 715
| candidate2_percent = 25.7
| candidate2_change = +4.2
| candidate3 = Bruce Halling
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 583
| candidate3_percent = 21.0
| candidate3_change = -5.2
| candidate4 = Luke Dopson
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 368
| candidate4_percent = 13.2
| candidate4_change = +2.6
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2010 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 4,248
| turnout_percent = 59.1
| turnout_change = +21.0
| majority_votes = 662
| majority_percent = 15.6
| majority_change = +2.1
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 6.0
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Conservative Party (UK)
| winner = Bill Frame
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,774
| winner_percent = 41.8
| winner_change = -3.4
| candidate2 = Lucy Cramer
| candidate2_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 1,112
| candidate2_percent = 26.2
| candidate2_change = +8.6
| candidate3 = Peter Lynn
| candidate3_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 913
| candidate3_percent = 21.5
| candidate3_change = -10.2
| candidate4 = Adam Fox
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 449
| candidate4_percent = 10.6
| candidate4_change = +5.1
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2008 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,460
| turnout_percent = 38.1
| turnout_change = +0.7
| majority_votes = 332
| majority_percent = 13.5
| majority_change = +4.8
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 2.2
| swing_from = Green Party of England and Wales
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = William Spyvee
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,111
| winner_percent = 45.2
| winner_change = +4.2
| candidate2 = Peter Lynn
| candidate2_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 779
| candidate2_percent = 31.7
| candidate2_change = -0.6
| candidate3 = Darius Laws
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 434
| candidate3_percent = 17.6
| candidate3_change = -2.9
| candidate4 = John Cooke
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 136
| candidate4_percent = 5.5
| candidate4_change = -0.7
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2007 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,291
| turnout_percent = 37.4
| turnout_change = +1.4
| majority_votes = 200
| majority_percent = 8.7
| majority_change = -17.3
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 8.7
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Green Party of England and Wales
| winner = Nick Barlow
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 940
| winner_percent = 41.0
| winner_change = -7.7
| candidate2 = Peter Lynn
| candidate2_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 740
| candidate2_percent = 32.3
| candidate2_change = +9.7
| candidate3 = Glenn Granger
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 469
| candidate3_percent = 20.5
| candidate3_change = +2.4
| candidate4 = Michael Powell
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 142
| candidate4_percent = 6.2
| candidate4_change = -1.9
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2006 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,306
| turnout_percent = 36.0
| turnout_change = +0.6
| majority_votes = 600
| majority_percent = 26.0
| majority_change = -4.2
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 15.9
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Green Party of England and Wales
| winner = Chris Hall
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,122
| winner_percent = 48.7
| winner_change = -9.2
| candidate2 = Peter Lynn
| candidate2_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 522
| candidate2_percent = 22.6
| candidate2_change = N/A
| candidate3 = Benjamin Twitchen
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 418
| candidate3_percent = 18.1
| candidate3_change = -9.6
| candidate4 = Mark Warner
| candidate4_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 187
| candidate4_percent = 8.1
| candidate4_change = -6.4
| candidate5 = Stephen Miller
| candidate5_party = Independent (politician)
| candidate5_party_unlinked =
| candidate5_votes = 57
| candidate5_percent = 2.5
| candidate5_change = N/A
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2004 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 2,047
| turnout_percent = 35.4
| turnout_change = +6.8
| majority_votes = 619
| majority_percent = 30.2
| majority_change = +0.1
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 0.1
| swing_from = Conservative Party (UK)
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = William Spyvee
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,185
| winner_percent = 57.9
| winner_change = +3.5
| candidate2 = Pauline Lucas
| candidate2_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 566
| candidate2_percent = 27.7
| candidate2_change = +3.4
| candidate3 = Malcolm Cannon
| candidate3_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 296
| candidate3_percent = 14.5
| candidate3_change = +1.8
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2003 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes = 1,660
| turnout_percent = 28.6
| turnout_change = -3.4
| majority_votes = 499
| majority_percent = 30.1
| majority_change =
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 1.3
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Conservative Party (UK)
| winner = Kenneth Jones
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 903
| winner_percent = 54.4
| winner_change = -2.0
| candidate2 = Pauline Lucas
| candidate2_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 404
| candidate2_percent = 24.3
| candidate2_change = +4.8
| candidate3 = Malcolm Cannon
| candidate3_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 210
| candidate3_percent = 12.7
| candidate3_change = -1.4
| candidate4 = Walter Schwarz
| candidate4_party = Green Party of England and Wales
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 132
| candidate4_percent = 8.0
| candidate4_change = -2.0
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 2000 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes =
| turnout_percent = 31.0
| turnout_change = -1.0
| majority_votes = 263
| majority_percent = 14.3
| majority_change = -4.4
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 3.8
| swing_from = Labour Party (UK)
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = William Spyvee
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 788
| winner_percent = 42.9
| winner_change = -1.4
| candidate2 = N. Stock
| candidate2_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 525
| candidate2_percent = 28.6
| candidate2_change = +8.6
| candidate3 = Kim Naish
| candidate3_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 486
| candidate3_percent = 26.4
| candidate3_change = -10.8
| candidate4 = L. Basker
| candidate4_party = Natural Law Party
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 39
| candidate4_percent = 2.1
| candidate4_change = N/A
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 1999 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes =
| turnout_percent = 32.2
| turnout_change =
| majority_votes =
| majority_percent = 8.9
| majority_change =
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 3.5
| swing_from = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| swing_to = Labour Party (UK)
| winner = Kenneth Jones
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 834
| winner_percent = 44.3
| winner_change =
| candidate2 = J. Thomas
| candidate2_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 666
| candidate2_percent = 35.4
| candidate2_change =
| candidate3 = M. Coyne
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 384
| candidate3_percent = 20.4
| candidate3_change =
}}{{Compact election box
| election_title = 1998 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes =
| turnout_percent = 34.0
| turnout_change =
| majority_votes =
| majority_percent = 15.8
| majority_change =
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 4.6
| swing_from = Labour Party (UK)
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = Chris Hall
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 907
| winner_percent = 44.5
| winner_change =
| candidate2 = Chris Pearson
| candidate2_party = Labour Party (UK)
| candidate2_party_unlinked =
| candidate2_votes = 585
| candidate2_percent = 28.7
| candidate2_change =
| candidate3 = N. Stock
| candidate3_party = Conservative Party (UK)
| candidate3_party_unlinked =
| candidate3_votes = 514
| candidate3_percent = 25.2
| candidate3_change =
| candidate4 = L. Basker
| candidate4_party = Natural Law Party
| candidate4_party_unlinked =
| candidate4_votes = 32
| candidate4_percent = 1.6
| candidate4_change ={{Compact election box
| election_title = 1996 election
| election_note =
| election_ref =
| electorate =
| turnout_votes =
| turnout_percent = 41.6
| turnout_change =
| majority_votes =
| majority_percent = 7.7
| majority_change =
| result = hold
| loser_party =
| loser_party_unlinked =
| swing = 4.2
| swing_from = Labour Party (UK)
| swing_to = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner = William Spyvee
| winner_party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
| winner_party_unlinked =
| winner_votes = 1,076
| winner_percent = 45.6
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}}{{Compact election box end}}

Charts

Vote Share: 1976-2000

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| padding_right = 15
| padding_top = 10
| padding_bottom = 20
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|color_series_4 = green
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| number_of_series = 5
| number_of_x-values = 18
| label_x1 = 78 | label_x2 = 79 | label_x3 = 80 | label_x4 = 82 | label_x5 = 83
| label_x6 = 84 | label_x7 = 86 | label_x8 = 87 | label_x9 = 88 | label_x10 = 90
| label_x11 = 91 | label_x12 = 92 | label_x13 = 94 | label_x14 = 95 | label_x15 = 96
| label_x16 = 98 | label_x17 = 99 | label_x18 = 00 |
| y_max = 70.0
| y_min = 0
| scale = yes
| interval_primary_scale = 1000
| interval_secondary_scale = 100
| S01V01 = 36.9 | S01V02 = 41.3 | S01V03 = 41.2 | S01V04 = 37.2 | S01V05 = 46.5
| S01V06 = 47.8 | S01V07 = 28.6 | S01V08 = 34.7 | S01V09 = 36.4 | S01V10 = 14.1
| S01V11 = 22.6 | S01V12 = 16.1 | S01V13 = 15.7 | S01V14 = 15.5 | S01V15 25.2
| S01V16 = 20.4 | S01V17 = 28.6 | S01V18 = 19.5
| S02V01 = 56.9 | S02V02 = 46.6 | S02V03 = 45.0 | S02V04 = 38.3 | S02V05 = 31.5
| S02V06 = 35.9 | S02V07 = 39.8 | S02V08 = 21.5 | S02V09 = 25.1 | S02V10 = 37.7
| S02V11 = 23.5 | S02V12 = 30.1 | S02V13 = 26.8 | S02V14 = 46.3 | S02V15 = 37.9
| S02V16 = 28.7 | S02V17 = 35.4 | S02V18 = 25.6
| S03V01 = 6.2 | S03V02 = 12.1 | S03V03 = 13.8 | S03V04 = 24.5 | S03V05 = 22.0
| S03V06 = 16.2 | S03V07 = 31.6 | S03V08 = 43.8 | S03V09 = 38.5 | S03V10 = 36.2
| S03V11 = 49.8 | S03V12 = 41.6 | S03V13 = 53.0 | S03V14 = 35.2 | S03V15 = 45.6
| S03V16 = 44.5 | S03V17 = 44.3 | S03V18 = 42.9
| S04V11 = 4.1 | S04V12 = 2.0 | S04V13 = 4.1 | S04V14 = 2.0
| S05V014 = 0.8| S05V15 = 0.9| S05V16 = 1.6| S05V18 = 2.1
| points = yes
}}{{legend|blue|Conservative}}{{legend|red|Labour}}{{legend|yellow|SDP-Liberal/Liberal Democrat}}{{legend|green|Green Party}}{{legend|magenta|Natural Law}}{{legend|grey|Independent}}

Vote Share: 2000-2015

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| padding_right = 15
| padding_top = 10
| padding_bottom = 20
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| number_of_series = 6
| number_of_x-values = 18
| label_x1 = 02 | label_x2 = 03 | label_x3 = 04 | label_x4 = 06 | label_x5 = 07
| label_x6 = 08 | label_x7 = 10 | label_x8 = 11 | label_x9 = 12 | label_x10 = 14
| label_x11 = 15
| y_max = 70.0
| y_min = 0
| scale = yes
| interval_primary_scale = 1000
| interval_secondary_scale = 100
| S01V01 = 19.5 | S01V02 = 24.5 | S01V03 = 27.7 | S01V04 = 18.1 | S01V05 = 20.5
| S01V06 = 17.6 | S01V07 = 26.2 | S01V08 = 21.0 | S01V09 = 17.9 | S01V10 = 24.1
| S01V11 = 35.9
| S02V01 = 14.1 | S02V02 = 12.7 | S02V03 = 14.5 | S02V04 = 8.1 | S02V05 = 6.2
| S02V06 = 5.5 | S02V07 = 10.6 | S02V08 = 13.2 | S02V09 = 13.4 | S02V10 = 17.8
| S02V11 = 17.7
| S03V01 = 56.4 | S03V02 = 54.8 | S03V03 = 57.9 | S03V04 = 48.7 | S03V05 = 41.0
| S03V06 = 45.2 | S03V07 = 41.8 | S03V08 = 40.1 | S03V09 = 40.4 | S03V10 = 25.8
| S03V11 = 25.2
| S04V01 = 10.0 | S04V02 = 8.0 | S04V04 = 22.6 | S04V05 = 32.3 | S04V06 = 31.7
| S04V07 = 21.5 | S04V08 = 25.7 | S04V09 = 18.6 | S04V10 = 17.2 | S04V11 = 21.2
| S05V09 = 9.7 | S05V10 = 15.0
| S06V04 = 2.5
| points = yes
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Polling districts

Electorate in brackets (as of 2015):[1]
  • AF: Castle (1,500)
  • AE: Jumbo (1,201)
  • AG: Riverside (2,247)
  • AH: Cowdray Avenue (2,488)

References

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1 : Electoral wards in Colchester

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