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Stranraer and the Rhins Ward 1 Profile
Stranraer and the Rhins Ward 1 Profile
Local Government Boundary Commission for Scotland
Fifth Review of Electoral Arrangements
Final Recommendations
Dumfries and Galloway Council area
Ward 1 (Stranraer and the Rhins)
ward boundary
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Survey licence no. 100022179Key statistics - Main Settlements the western part of the region. The town contains
a number of facilities including a community
Some details about the main towns and villages in
hospital, leisure centre, a wide range of shops
the Stranraer and the Rhins Ward are given below
including supermarkets, a library and museum as
Cairnryan was established in 1701 and is a small well as many other businesses. It is located on the
village with a population of 142 which lies on the banks of Loch Ryan and has good access onto the
Eastern shore of Loch Ryan, 6 miles (10km) north A75 and A77 trunk roads.
of Stranraer. The linear village looks across the A77
Sandhead is identified as a Local Centre in the
North, It is home to P&O Ferries and Stena Line
Stranraer Housing Market Area. It lies to the
Companies which sail to both Larne and Belfast
south of Stranraer on the A716, overlooking Luce
respectively and is the is the shortest sea crossing
Bay. The settlement offers a number of facilities
to Northern Ireland. The village has a public hall,
including primary school, bowling green, shop and
toilets, campsite and B&B accommodation.
cafe.
Drummore is identified as a Local Centre in the
Stranraer Housing Market Area with a population
Council and Partner Facilities
of 310. It lies to the south of Stranraer on the
A716, and has a range of facilities including a Primary Schools
harbour, public house/ restaurant and shop. It also Belmont Primary School 309
lies within the Rhins Coast Regional Scenic Area. It
is the gateway to the Mull of Galloway Trust tourist Drummore Primary School 31
attractions including an operational lighthouse. Kirkcolm Primary School 47
Kirkcolm is identified as a Local Centre in the Leswalt Primary School 40
Stranraer Housing Market Area. It is located to
the north of Stranraer overlooking Loch Ryan. Park Primary School 191
The settlement is located within the Rhins Coast Portpatrick Primary School 28
Regional Scenic Area. The village has a shop,
bowling green, public hall and hotel/restaurant. Rephad Primary School 209
Leswalt is identified as a Local Centre in the Sandhead Primary School 61
Stranraer Housing Market Area. It is located north
Sheuchan Primary School 164
west of Stranraer in the upper Rhins area and has a
number of facilities including a hall and shop. St. Joseph’s Primary School 49
Portpatrick is located south west of Stranraer Secondary School
on the A77 road and overlooks the Irish Sea. The
Stranraer Academy 954
settlement contains a number of historic buildings
which are included within the Conservation Area. It
Customer Service Centre
is a popular tourist destination and a busy harbour
town with facilities that include a primary school, Stranraer Customer Service Centre
public hall, bowling green, tennis courts, shops
and restaurants. The Portpatrick Harbour Benefits Playing Fields
Society have recently bought over the harbour and Portpatrick
transferred assets including land at the ward shore James Ward Park, Stoneykirk
and the public toilets. The town had population of King George V Playing Field, Stranraer
534 in 2011 and is identified as a Local Centre in
Stair Park London Road, Stranraer
the Stranraer Housing Market Area.
Agnew Park Agnew Crescent, Stranraer
Stranraer has a population of 10,593. It is the
second largest town in Dumfries and Galloway Gardens
and the largest in Wigtownshire. It is identified as Garden of Friendship Portrodie, Stranraer
a District Centre in the Stranraer Housing Market
Area and functions as the main service centre for Grassed Areas
Castle Green Charlotte Street, Stranraer
Hanny’s Mill Sheuchan Street, StranraerBurial Grounds King George V Park, Stranraer
Bridge Street, Stranraer - Closed McMasters Road, Stranraer
Dalrymple St, Stranraer- Closed Ochtrelure, Stranraer
Sheuchan, Stranaer - Closed Seabank Road, Stranraer
St Andrews, Stranraer -Closed Smithy Road, Stranraer
Thistle St, Stranraer - Closed Stair Park, Stranraer
Church St, Stranraer Stair Park Skate Park, Stranraer
Glebe, Stranraer
Picnic Areas
Cairnryan, Lochryan Church
Ardwell Bay, Near High Ardwell, Clachanmore
Drummore Mid - Closed
Ardwell, Drummore Road (A716), Ardwell
Drummore Old - Closed
Auchenleach, Drummore Road, (A716), South of
Drummore New Ardwell
Kirkcolm Churchyard - Closed Dyemill, Drummore Road, (A716) South of Ardwell
Kirkcolm Corsewall - Closed New England Bay, Drummore Road, (A716) South
Kirkcolm, New of Drummore
Leswalt, Old - Closed Rinvinachan, Drummore Road, (A716) South of
Leswalt, New Ardwell
Portpatrick Old - Closed Cairnryan Burnfoot Bridge, Main Street, Cairnryan
St Andrews, Portpatrick - Closed Cailliness, Cailliness Road, Drummore
Portpatrick, New Terally, Drummore Road (A716)
Kirkmadrine, Sandhead - Closed Lady Bay, Portencallie, Kirkcolm
Stoneykirk Old -Closed Scar, Kirkcolm
Stoneykirk New Port Logan, Main Street, Port Logan
Balyett, Cairnryan Road, Stranraer
Harbour Street, Stranraer
Parks and Open Spaces
Main Street, Cairnryan
NHS Facilities
Mill Street, Drummore
Galloway Community Hospital
Bayview Terrace, Kirkcolm
Waverley Medical Centre
Main Street, Kirkcolm
Playing field, Leswalt Police Scotland Facilities
Main Street, Lochans Stranraer Police Station
Burn Road, Lochans
Picnic Area, Port Logan Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Facilities
Main Street, Port Logan Drummore
Tennis Courts, Portpatrick Stranraer
Portree Terrace, Portpatrick
Main Street, Sandhead
Baird Drive, Sandhead
Stoneykirk Park, Stoneykirk
Agnew Park Island, Stranraer
Agnew Park Mainland, Stranraer
Auchneel Crescent, Stranraer
Burnbrae, Stranraer
Fairway, Stranraer
Galloway Avenue, Stranraer
Kerrsland Road, StranraerKey Council Projects Conservation Areas along with training in
traditional building skills and activities to promote
Stranraer Waterfront Regeneration understanding of our built heritage. Four priority
The Stranraer Waterfront regeneration programme buildings – the old Harbourmaster’s Office, the
comprises of three main strategic projects: Museum, Gillespie’s bakery and Dickson and
Improvements into Agnew Park and the public Mahan - were selected in consultation with Historic
areas around the waterfront and Loch Ryan Environment Scotland for their heritage value and
to enhance facilities and create an attractive contribution to the character of the town and have
destination for residents and visitors. Investment been the primary focus of work to date.
in infrastructure to support the development of
existing, and future expansion, of marina and Key Partner Organisation
watersport facilities and the redevelopment of the Projects
East Pier and Port Rodie frontage on the basis of a
mixed use approach. Stranraer Millennium Centre
Stranraer Millennium Centre in partnership with
Stranraer Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme DGC has been awarded a grant of £987, 735 from
(CARS) Scottish Government National Regeneration
CARS is enabled by grant support from Historic Capital Fund, the grant is part of £ 2.1 Million
Environment Scotland with co-finance from investment into creating a community hub.
Dumfries and Galloway Council and runs until
2021. The project supports the regeneration of Health and Social Care
Stranraer by providing grants for the repair and Integration
restoration of buildings within the designated
Health and Social Care Integration brings together
Dumfries and Galloway Council and NHS Dumfries
and Galloway alongside Third and Independent
sector and our local communities to improve the
experience of people who use Adult health and
social care services.
The principal ambitions of health and social care
integration are to:
• Support the improvement of the quality and
consistency of services for patients, carers,
service-users and their families.
• Provide seamless, joined-up quality health and
social care services in order to care for people in
their homes or a homely setting where it is safe
to do so.
• Ensure resources are used effectively and
efficiently to deliver services.
The Health and Social Care Locality Manager for
Wigtownshire is June Watters.Community Councils and Community Associations Elected Members
Cairnryan Community Council - Established
Andrew Giusti
Kirkcolm Community Council - Established Scottish Conservative and Unionist
Kirkmaiden Community Council - Established
Willie Scobie
Lochans Community Council - Established
Non Aligned
Portpatrick Community Council - Established
Tommy Sloan
Stoneykirk Community Council - Established
Scottish Labour
Stranraer Community Council - Established
Ros Surtees
Ochtrelure & Belmont Community Council - Scottish National Party
Disestablished
Community Resilience Teams MSPs and MPs
Cairnryan MP Alister Jack
Scottish Conservative and Unionist
Drummore
Kirkcolm MSP Finlay Carson
Scottish Conservative and Unionist
Leswalt
Lochans MSYP Emma Currie Galloway and West
Portpatrick Dumfries
Port Logan Neal McCulloch Galloway and West
Dumfries
Sandhead
Stoneykirk
Stranraer – South
Stranraer – Central
Stranraer – East
Community Asset Transfers
Leswalt Hall - March 2019
Lochans Hall - March 2019
Kirkcolm Hall - March 2019
Cairnryan Hall - March 2019
Windfarm Community Benefits
North Rhins - £31,653 spread amongst eligible
communities (11 eligible, 7 currently receiving –
constituted)
Ward Officer
Kerry Monteith
Tel 07920 598 900
Kerry.Monteith@dumgal.gov.uk
www.dumgal.gov.ukStranraer and the Rhins
Electorate 11,615 Electorate does not equal
population. Source -
Boundary Commission
Employment and Economic Growth
% of adults % of children Rate of depopulation
receiving out of living in poverty
work benefits 10 year trend
4 year trend (inverse indicator)
Adults aged 16 to 64 - 3 year trend
Current Trend Current Trend Current Trend
Stranraer Central 24.40% -0.1% 18.50% +1.00% 106.80% +5.30%
Stranraer West 26.30% -0.3% 26.70% -9.40% 114.10% +9.60%
Portpatrick 16% -0.8% 15% -4.30% 85.10% -10.20%
Kirkmaiden 16.70% -0.9% 14.40% -0.40% 111.10% +6.50%
Positive Destinations
S4 Tarrif National benchmarking
Scottish average focusing on attainment
Positive destinations of pupils following S4
298
The percentage of school leavers who, within three S5 or S6. Qualifications
months of leaving school, enter higher education, are awarded tariff points
further education, employment or training - 5 year trend based on its SCQF level,
credit points and the
Current Trend Current Trend grade achieved by the
Stranraer Central 78.80% -4.80% 174 +31 pupil -10 year trend.
Stranraer West 84.80% +7.90% 186 +23
Portpatrick 94.70% +6.10% 199 +14
Kirkmaiden 94.30% +8.10% 179 +9
Health and Early mortality rate Unplanned hospital admissions
Rate of death for Accident and Emergency
Wellbeing persons under the age attendances per 100,000 head of
of 75 - 5 year trend population - 10 year trend
Current Trend Current Trend
Stranraer Central 591 -68 25080 -2626
Stranraer West 422 -63 24912 -5918
Portpatrick 466 -37 20238 -4923
Kirkmaiden 474 -33 26322 +779
Safer, Stronger Communities Current Trend
Stranraer Central 1010 -551
Crime Rate Stranraer West 367 -502
Number of crimes per 10,000 head Portpatrick 169 +10
of population - 3 year trend Kirkmaiden 267 -158
The statistical information presented for each of the detailed outcomes is sourced from the Community Planning Outcome Profiling tool (CPOP). Slight anomalies may exist as
intermediary data zones do not match identically the geographic nature of electoral wards.
In such cases, the statistical information cannot be disaggregated further to allow the information to be presented differently. The statistical information may therefore include
areas which are out with the Ward boundary.If you would like some help understanding this or need it in another format please contact 030 33 33 3000 Contact: Community Planning and Engagement Municipal Chambers, Buccleuch Street, Dumfries DG1 2AD Telephone: 030 33 33 3000 Agreed October 2017
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