A raft of new polling stations could be required as Liverpool Council adjusts to major boundary changes.
Earlier this year, it was revealed how the map of the city is to be radically reshaped following recommendations from the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE). As a result, from next year, Liverpool will be represented by 85 councillors across three wards represented by three councillors, 15 two councillor wards and 46 one councillor wards.
This would change the total number of wards from 30 to 64. The number of councillors in the city would reduce by five.
