2016 Marton West neighbourhood planning referendum

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The Marton West Neighbourhood Plan was accepted on Thursday 20 October 2016.

Name of option	Number of votes
Yes	605
No	71

Electorate: 4335
Ballot papers issued:
Turnout: 15.62%

View the Declaration of Results (PDF)

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