Talk:Redcliffe-Maud Report

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Interesting to note that the plans for North West Province are not entirely dissimilar to the current unitary plans.

• Cumberland & North Westmorland = North Cumbria
• Furness & North Lancashire = Morecambe Bay
• the Fylde = Blackpool and the Fylde
• Preston-Leyland-Chorley = Central Lancashire

Then with Blackburn/Burnley, the only difference in the 2004 proposals is that Ribble Valley should be to Burnley (as part of East Lancashire), rather than associated with Blackburn. Of course, a Blackburn with Ribble was propsed in the 2003 draft.

Also Southport-Crosby is basically the same as the proposed Sefton and West Lancashire (apart from the Bootle thing)

Morwen - Talk 22:35, 19 Jul 2004 (UTC)