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Have your say on which warding pattern you would prefer for a Scarborough Town Council.
In the spring of 2023, we consulted with the residents of Scarborough on proposals to create a town council and what that town council might look like.
The consultation showed that the majority of respondents supported the creation of a town council, as well as supporting the proposals that the parish be divided into five wards matching the North Yorkshire Council divisions. Each of these wards would be represented by three councillors, giving a total of 15 councillors.
Councillors supported the recommendation that a town council be created, but suggested that a better warding pattern could instead be for 15 single councillor wards to be created.
As this proposal differs from the three councillor warding pattern that we originally consulted on, a further period of consultation is now required before final recommendations can be approved.
We are now asking the public to confirm which warding pattern they would prefer for a Scarborough Town Council:
In this proposal there would be five wards with three elected councillors representing these wards. The ward boundaries follow the same pattern as the current North Yorkshire Council division boundaries.
The wards and number of elected councillors in them would be as follows:
A total of 15 councillors.
In this proposal there would be 15 wards with one elected councillor in each ward as follows:
A total of 15 councillors.
For further details please visit our Community Governance Review for unparished areas of Harrogate and Scarborough page.
Have your say on the proposed ward patterns for Scarborough Town Council
This consultation closes on Friday 31 May 2024.