The Police and Crime Commissioner Elections (Designation of Local Authorities and Police Area Returning Officers) Order 2024
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SCHEDULE 1 Designated local authorities in England
Article 2 (1) Name of police area | (2) Local authority Avon and Somerset | Bath and North East Somerset Council Bedfordshire | Luton Council Cambridgeshire | East Cambridgeshire District Council Cheshire | Halton Borough Council Cleveland | Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council Cumbria | Cumberland Council Derbyshire | Derby City Council Devon and Cornwall | Plymouth City Council Dorset | Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council Durham | Durham County Council Essex | Colchester City Council Gloucestershire | Gloucester City Council Hampshire and Isle of Wight | Southampton City Council Hertfordshire | Broxbourne Borough Council Humberside | East Riding of Yorkshire Council Kent | Gravesham Borough Council Lancashire | Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council Leicestershire | Leicester City Council Lincolnshire | City of Lincoln Council Merseyside | Liverpool City Council Norfolk | Broadland District Council Northamptonshire | West Northamptonshire Council Northumbria | Sunderland City Council Nottinghamshire | Rushcliffe Borough Council South Yorkshire | Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Staffordshire | East Staffordshire Borough Council Suffolk | West Suffolk Council Surrey | Reigate and Banstead Borough Council Sussex | Brighton and Hove City Council Thames Valley | West Berkshire Council Warwickshire | North Warwickshire Borough Council West Mercia | Telford and Wrekin Council West Midlands | Coventry City Council Wiltshire | Wiltshire Council
SCHEDULE 1 Designated local authorities in England
Article 2 (1) Name of police area | (2) Local authority Avon and Somerset | Bath and North East Somerset Council Bedfordshire | Luton Council Cambridgeshire | East Cambridgeshire District Council Cheshire | Halton Borough Council Cleveland | Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council Cumbria | Cumberland Council Derbyshire | Derby City Council Devon and Cornwall | Plymouth City Council Dorset | Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council Durham | Durham County Council Essex | Colchester City Council Gloucestershire | Gloucester City Council Hampshire and Isle of Wight | Southampton City Council Hertfordshire | Broxbourne Borough Council Humberside | East Riding of Yorkshire Council Kent | Gravesham Borough Council Lancashire | Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council Leicestershire | Leicester City Council Lincolnshire | City of Lincoln Council Merseyside | Liverpool City Council Norfolk | Broadland District Council Northamptonshire | West Northamptonshire Council Northumbria | Sunderland City Council Nottinghamshire | Rushcliffe Borough Council South Yorkshire | Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Staffordshire | East Staffordshire Borough Council Suffolk | West Suffolk Council Surrey | Reigate and Banstead Borough Council Sussex | Brighton and Hove City Council Thames Valley | West Berkshire Council Warwickshire | North Warwickshire Borough Council West Mercia | Telford and Wrekin Council West Midlands | Coventry City Council Wiltshire | Wiltshire Council
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