List of urban districts formed in England and Wales 1894–95 explained

Urban districts were a form of local government in England and Wales between 1894 and 1974, typically used for smaller and medium sized towns. They were created on 31 December 1894 under the Local Government Act 1894 (56 & 57 Vict. c. 73). The vast majority of urban districts formed at that time were created by renaming the pre-existing urban sanitary districts, such as local board districts or improvement commissioners districts. Only a minority of the urban districts created in 1894 were for places that had not previously had urban forms of local government.

Other, usually larger, towns and cities were governed as municipal boroughs.
Note for table: 'UD' stands for Urban District, 'RD' stands for Rural District, 'MB' stands for Municipal Borough, 'Met. B' stands for Metropolitan Borough and 'CB' stands for County Borough.

1894

Initially 753 urban districts were created under the Local Government Act 1894 (56 & 57 Vict. c. 73). Of these, 692 had previously been local board districts or local government districts, and 30 had been improvement commissioners districts.^{[1] [2]} When the 1894 Act came into force on 31 December 1894 an additional 31 urban districts were created for areas which had not previously been urban sanitary districts, whilst four urban sanitary districts were abolished at the same time (two absorbed into larger urban neighbours, two downgraded to rural areas) and so did not become urban districts.^[3]

Abolished before 1974

Urban District	County	Abolished	Successor(s)
Leighton Buzzard UD	Bedfordshire	1965	Leighton-Linslade UD
Aylesbury UD	Buckinghamshire	1917	Aylesbury MB
Slough UD	Buckinghamshire	1938	Slough MB
Chesterton UD	Cambridgeshire	1912	absorbed by Cambridge MB
Llanelly UD	Carmarthenshire	1913	Llanelly MB
Altrincham UD	Cheshire	1937	Altrincham MB
Bromborough UD	Cheshire	1922	Bebington and Bromborough UD
Buglawton UD	Cheshire	1936	absorbed by Congleton MB and Macclesfield RD
Dukinfield UD	Cheshire	1899	Dukinfield MB
Higher Bebington UD	Cheshire	1922	Bebington and Bromborough UD
Hollingworth UD	Cheshire	1936	absorbed by Longdendale UD
Hoole UD	Cheshire	1954	absorbed by Chester CB and Chester RD
Lower Bebington UD	Cheshire	1922	Bebington and Bromborough UD
Sale UD	Cheshire	1935	Sale MB
Tarporley UD	Cheshire	1936	absorbed by Northwich RD
Wallasey UD	Cheshire	1910	Wallasey MB
Yeardsley cum Whaley UD	Cheshire	1936	absorbed by Whaley Bridge UD, Derbyshire and Disley RD
Camborne UD	Cornwall	1934	Camborne-Redruth UD
Hayle UD	Cornwall	1934	absorbed by West Penwith RD
Ludgvan UD	Cornwall	1934	absorbed by West Penwith RD
Madron UD	Cornwall	1934	absorbed by Penzance MB and West Penwith RD
Padstow UD	Cornwall	1968	Wadebridge and Padstow RD
Paul UD	Cornwall	1934	absorbed by Penzance MB and West Penwith RD
Phillack UD	Cornwall	1934	absorbed by West Penwith RD
Redruth UD	Cornwall	1934	Camborne-Redruth UD
St Austell UD	Cornwall	1968	St Austell with Fowey MB
Benfieldside UD	County Durham	1937	absorbed by Consett UD
Leadgate UD	County Durham	1937	absorbed by Consett UD and Stanley UD
Southwick on Wear UD	County Durham	1928	absorbed by Sunderland CB
Stanhope UD	County Durham	1937	absorbed by Weardale RD
Willington UD	County Durham	1937	Crook and Willington UD
Arlecdon and Frizington UD	Cumberland	1934	Ennerdale RD
Aspatria UD	Cumberland	1934	absorbed by Cockermouth RD and Wigton RD
Cleator Moor UD	Cumberland	1934	Ennerdale RD
Egremont UD	Cumberland	1934	Ennerdale RD
Harrington UD	Cumberland	1934	absorbed by Ennerdale RD and Workington MB
Holme Cultram UD	Cumberland	1934	absorbed by Wigton RD
Millom UD	Cumberland	1934	Millom RD
Wigton UD	Cumberland	1934	absorbed by Wigton RD
Colwyn Bay and Colwyn UD (1894-1926),^[4] Colwyn Bay UD (1926–34)	Denbighshire	1934	Colwyn Bay MB
Abergele and Pensarn UD	Denbighshire	1935	Abergele UD
Alvaston and Boulton UD	Derbyshire	1934	absorbed by Shardlow RD
Baslow and Bubnell UD	Derbyshire	1934	absorbed by Bakewell RD
Bonsall UD	Derbyshire	1935	Matlock UD
Brampton and Walton UD	Derbyshire	1935	absorbed by Chesterfield RD
Buxton UD	Derbyshire	1917	Buxton MB
Fairfield UD	Derbyshire	1917	Buxton MB
Heage UD	Derbyshire	1934	absorbed by Ripley UD
Matlock Bath and Scarthin Nick UD	Derbyshire	1924	The Matlocks UD
Newbold and Dunston UD	Derbyshire	1911	Whittington and Newbold UD
North Darley UD	Derbyshire	1934	absorbed by Matlock UD
South Darley UD	Derbyshire	1934	absorbed by Matlock UD
Whittington UD	Derbyshire	1911	Whittington and Newbold UD
Bampton UD	Devon	1935	absorbed by Tiverton RD
Cockington UD	Devon	1900	absorbed by Newton Abbot RD
Compton Gifford UD	Devon	1896	absorbed by Plympton St Mary RD
East Stonehouse UD	Devon	1914	absorbed by Plymouth CB
Ivybridge UD	Devon	1935	absorbed by Plympton St Mary RD
Lower Brixham UD (1894–95),^[5] Brixham UD (1895-1968)^[6]	Devon	1968	Torbay CB
Paignton UD	Devon	1968	Torbay CB
St Mary Church UD	Devon	1900	absorbed by Torquay MB
St Thomas the Apostle UD	Devon	1900	absorbed by Exeter CB
Branksome UD	Dorset	1905	absorbed by Poole MB
Bridlington UD	East Riding of Yorkshire	1899	Bridlington MB
Cottingham UD	East Riding of Yorkshire	1935	Haltemprice UD, absorbed by Beverley RD and Kingston upon Hull CB
Pocklington UD	East Riding of Yorkshire	1935	absorbed by Pocklington RD
Battle UD	East Sussex	1934	absorbed by Battle RD
Bexhill UD	East Sussex	1902	Bexhill MB
Haywards Heath UD	East Sussex	1934	absorbed by Cuckfield UD
Hove UD	East Sussex	1898	Hove MB
Uckfield UD	East Sussex	1934	absorbed by Uckfield RD
Barking Town UD	Essex	1931	Barking MB
Buckhurst Hill UD	Essex	1933	Chigwell UD
Chingford UD	Essex	1938	Chingford MB
East Ham UD	Essex	1904	East Ham MB
Grays Thurrock UD	Essex	1936	Thurrock UD
Ilford UD	Essex	1926	Ilford MB
Leyton UD	Essex	1926	Leyton MB
Romford UD	Essex	1937	Romford MB
Shoeburyness UD, South Shoebury (1894–1895)	Essex	1933	absorbed by Southend on Sea CB
Walthamstow UD	Essex	1929	Walthamstow MB
Walton on the Naze UD	Essex	1934	Frinton and Walton UD
Wanstead UD	Essex	1934	Wanstead and Woodford UD
Woodford UD	Essex	1934	Wanstead and Woodford UD
Barry UD	Glamorgan	1938	Barry MB
Briton Ferry UD	Glamorgan	1922	absorbed by Neath MB
Margam UD	Glamorgan	1921	Port Talbot MB
Merthyr Tydfil UD	Glamorgan	1905	Merthyr Tydfil MB
Oystermouth UD	Glamorgan	1918^[7]	absorbed by Swansea CB
Rhondda UD, Ystradyfodwg UD (1894–1897)	Glamorgan	1955	Rhondda MB
Awre UD	Gloucestershire	1935	absorbed by East Dean RD and West Dean RD
Coleford UD	Gloucestershire	1935	absorbed by West Dean RD
Horfield UD	Gloucestershire	1904	absorbed by Bristol CB
Newnham UD	Gloucestershire	1935	absorbed by Gloucester RD
Stapleton UD	Gloucestershire	1898	absorbed by Bristol CB
Stow on the Wold UD	Gloucestershire	1935	North Cotswold RD
St George UD	Gloucestershire	1898	absorbed by Bristol CB
Tetbury UD	Gloucestershire	1935	absorbed by Tetbury RD
Westbury on Severn UD	Gloucestershire	1935	absorbed by Gloucester RD
Aldershot UD	Hampshire	1922	Aldershot MB
Eastleigh UD (1894–99),^[8] Eastleigh and Bishopstoke UD (1899-1932),^[9] Eastleigh UD (1932–36)	Hampshire	1936	Eastleigh MB
Gosport and Alverstoke UD	Hampshire	1922	Gosport MB
Shirley and Freemantle UD	Hampshire	1895	absorbed by Southampton CB
Warblington UD	Hampshire	1932	absorbed by Havant and Waterloo UD and Petersfield RD
Bromyard UD	Herefordshire	1968	absorbed by Bromyard RD
Ledbury UD	Herefordshire	1968	absorbed by Ledbury RD
Barnet UD	Hertfordshire	1965	Barnet
East Barnet Valley UD (1894-1935),^[10] East Barnet UD (1935–65)	Hertfordshire	1965	Barnet
Watford UD	Hertfordshire	1922	Watford MB
East Cowes UD	Isle of Wight	1933	absorbed by Cowes UD
Sandown UD	Isle of Wight	1933	Sandown-Shanklin UD
Shanklin UD	Isle of Wight	1933	Sandown-Shanklin UD
St Helens UD	Isle of Wight	1933	absorbed by Ryde MB
Beckenham UD	Kent	1935	Beckenham MB
Bexley UD	Kent	1937	Bexley MB
Bromley UD	Kent	1903	Bromley MB
Dartford UD	Kent	1933	Dartford MB
Erith UD	Kent	1938	Erith MB
Gillingham UD	Kent	1903	Gillingham MB
Milton next Sittingbourne UD (1894-1907),^[11] Milton Regis UD (1907–30)	Kent	1930	Sittingbourne and Milton UD
Sandgate UD	Kent	1934	absorbed by Folkestone MB and Hythe MB
Sheerness UD	Kent	1968	absorbed by Queenborough-in-Sheppey MB
Sittingbourne UD	Kent	1930	Sittingbourne and Milton UD
Walmer UD	Kent	1935	absorbed by Deal MB
Wrotham UD	Kent	1934	absorbed by Dartford RD and Malling RD
Allerton UD	Lancashire	1913	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Astley Bridge UD	Lancashire	1898	absorbed by Bolton CB
Birkdale UD	Lancashire	1912	absorbed by Southport CB
Castleton by Rochdale UD	Lancashire	1900	absorbed by Rochdale CB
Childwall UD	Lancashire	1913	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Colne UD	Lancashire	1895	Colne MB
Croston UD	Lancashire	1934	absorbed by Chorley RD
Farnworth UD	Lancashire	1939	Farnworth MB
Fleetwood UD	Lancashire	1933	Fleetwood MB
Garston UD	Lancashire	1902	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Gorton UD	Lancashire	1909	absorbed by Manchester CB
Great Crosby UD	Lancashire	1937	Crosby MB
Heaton Norris UD	Lancashire	1913	absorbed by Stockport CB
Hurst UD	Lancashire	1927	absorbed by Ashton under Lyne MB
Lathom and Burscough UD	Lancashire	1931	absorbed by Ormskirk UD
Leigh UD	Lancashire	1899	Leigh MB
Levenshulme UD	Lancashire	1909	absorbed by Manchester CB
Little Crosby UD	Lancashire	1932	absorbed by Great Crosby UD
Little Hulton UD	Lancashire	1933	absorbed by Worsley UD
Little Woolton UD	Lancashire	1913	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Lytham UD	Lancashire	1922	Lytham St Annes MB
Morecambe UD	Lancashire	1902	Morecambe MB
Moss Side UD	Lancashire	1904	absorbed by Manchester CB
Much Woolton UD	Lancashire	1913	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Norden UD	Lancashire	1933	absorbed by Heywood MB and Rochdale CB
Pemberton UD	Lancashire	1904	absorbed by Wigan CB
Prestwich UD	Lancashire	1939	Prestwich MB
Radcliffe UD	Lancashire	1935	Radcliffe MB
Reddish UD	Lancashire	1901	absorbed by Stockport CB
Stretford UD	Lancashire	1933	Stretford MB
St Annes on the Sea UD	Lancashire	1922	Lytham St Annes MB
Swinton and Pendlebury UD	Lancashire	1934	Swinton and Pendlebury MB
Toxteth Park UD	Lancashire	1895	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Upholland UD	Lancashire	1968	Skelmersdale and Holland UD
Walton on the Hill UD	Lancashire	1895	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Waterloo with Seaforth UD	Lancashire	1937	Crosby MB
Wavertree UD	Lancashire	1895	absorbed by Liverpool CB
West Derby UD	Lancashire	1895	absorbed by Liverpool CB
Withington UD	Lancashire	1904	absorbed by Manchester CB
Quorndon UD	Leicestershire	1935	absorbed by Loughborough MB
Thurmaston UD	Leicestershire	1935	absorbed by Leicester CB
Holbeach UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Holland	1932	absorbed by East Elloe RD
Long Sutton UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Holland	1932	absorbed by East Elloe RD
Sutton Bridge UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Holland	1932	absorbed by East Elloe RD
Ruskington UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Kesteven	1931	absorbed by East Kesteven RD
Broughton UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1923	absorbed by Glanford Brigg RD
Brumby and Frodingham UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1919	absorbed by Scunthorpe UD
Cleethorpe with Thrunscoe (1894-1916),^[12] Cleethorpes UD (1916–36)	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1936	Cleethorpes MB
Crowle UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1936	absorbed by Isle of Axholme RD
Roxby cum Risby UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1936	absorbed by Glanford Brigg RD
Scunthorpe UD (1894-1919),^[13] Scunthorpe and Frodingham UD (1919–36)^[14]	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1936	Scunthorpe MB
Winterton UD	Lincolnshire, Parts of Lindsey	1936	absorbed by Glanford Brigg RD
Acton UD	Middlesex	1921	Acton MB
Brentford UD	Middlesex	1927	Brentford and Chiswick UD
Chiswick UD	Middlesex	1927	Brentford and Chiswick UD
Ealing UD	Middlesex	1901	Ealing MB
Edmonton UD	Middlesex	1937	Edmonton MB
Enfield UD	Middlesex	1955	Enfield MB
Finchley UD	Middlesex	1933	Finchley MB
Friern Barnet UD	Middlesex	1965	Barnet
Greenford UD	Middlesex	1926	absorbed by Ealing MB
Hampton UD	Middlesex	1937	absorbed by Twickenham MB
Hampton Wick UD	Middlesex	1937	absorbed by Twickenham MB
Hanwell UD	Middlesex	1926	absorbed by Ealing MB
Harrow on the Hill UD (1894-1934),^[15] Harrow UD (1934–54)^[16]	Middlesex	1954	Harrow MB
Hendon UD	Middlesex	1932	Hendon MB
Heston and Isleworth UD	Middlesex	1932	Heston and Isleworth MB
Hornsey UD	Middlesex	1903	Hornsey MB
South Hornsey UD	Middlesex	1900	Islington Met. B, Stoke Newington Met. B
Southall Norwood UD	Middlesex	1936	Southall MB
Southgate UD	Middlesex	1933	Southgate MB
Teddington UD	Middlesex	1937	absorbed by Twickenham MB
Tottenham UD	Middlesex	1934	Tottenham MB
Twickenham UD	Middlesex	1926	Twickenham MB
Uxbridge UD	Middlesex	1955	Uxbridge MB
Wealdstone UD	Middlesex	1934	absorbed by Harrow UD
Wembley UD	Middlesex	1937	Wembley MB
Willesden UD	Middlesex	1933	Willesden MB
Wood Green UD	Middlesex	1933	Wood Green MB
Abergavenny UD	Monmouthshire	1899	Abergavenny MB
Abersychan UD	Monmouthshire	1935	Abercarn UD, absorbed by Pontypool UD
Llanfrechfa Upper UD	Monmouthshire	1935	Cwmbran UD
Llantarnam UD	Monmouthshire	1935	Cwmbran UD, absorbed by Caerleon UD
Panteg UD	Monmouthshire	1935	absorbed by Pontypool UD
Walsoken UD	Norfolk	1934	absorbed by Wisbech RD and Wisbech MB
Eston UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1968	Teesside CB, absorbed by Guisborough UD
Hinderwell UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1932	absorbed by Whitby RD
Kirkleatham UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Redcar UD
Kirklington cum Upsland UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1934	absorbed by Bedale RD
Masham UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1934	Masham RD
Ormesby UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1913	absorbed by Middlesbrough CB and Middlesbrough RD
Redcar UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1921	Redcar MB
Saltburn by the Sea UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1932	Saltburn and Marske-by-the-Sea UD
South Bank in Normanby UD	North Riding of Yorkshire	1915	absorbed by Eston UD
Finedon UD	Northamptonshire	1935	absorbed by Wellingborough UD
Hardingstone UD	Northamptonshire	1896	Far Cotton UD and St James UD
Kettering UD	Northamptonshire	1938	Kettering MB
Kingsthorpe UD	Northamptonshire	1900	absorbed by Northampton CB
Benwell and Fenham UD		1904	absorbed by Newcastle upon Tyne CB
Cowpen UD		1907	absorbed by Blyth UD
Cramlington UD	Northumberland	1935	Seaton Valley UD
Seghill UD		1935	Seaton Valley UD
South Blyth UD (1894-1900), Blyth UD (1900-1922)		1922	Blyth MB
Walker UD		1904	absorbed by Newcastle upon Tyne CB
Wallsend UD		1901	Wallsend MB
Weetslade UD		1935	absorbed by Longbenton UD
Whitley and Monkseaton UD (1894-1944),^[17] Whitley Bay UD (1944–54)	Northumberland	1954	Whitley Bay MB
Willington Quay UD		1910	absorbed by Wallsend MB
Beeston UD	Nottinghamshire	1935	Beeston and Stapleford UD
Hucknall under Huthwaite UD (1894-1907),^[18] Huthwaite UD (1907–35)^[19]	Nottinghamshire	1935	absorbed by Sutton in Ashfield UD
Worksop UD	Nottinghamshire	1931	Worksop MB
Caversham UD	Oxfordshire	1911	absorbed by Reading CB
Wheatley UD	Oxfordshire	1932	Bullingdon RD
Ellesmere UD	Shropshire	1967	North Shropshire RD
Whitchurch and Dodington UD (1894–95),^[20] Whitchurch UD (1895-1967)	Shropshire	1967	North Shropshire RD
Midsomer Norton UD	Somerset	1933	Norton-Radstock UD, absorbed by Clutton RD and Shepton Mallet RD
Radstock UD	Somerset	1933	Norton-Radstock UD
Weston-super-Mare UD	Somerset	1937	Weston-super-Mare MB
Wiveliscombe UD	Somerset	1933	absorbed by Wellington RD
Audley UD	Staffordshire	1932	absorbed by Newcastle-under-Lyme MB, Newcastle-under-Lyme RD and Kidsgrove UD
Bilston UD	Staffordshire	1933	Bilston MB
Brierley Hill UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Dudley CB, Seisdon RD, Stourbridge MB and Warley CB
Brownhills UD	Staffordshire	1966	Aldridge-Brownhills UD, absorbed by Cannock UD and Lichfield RD
Coseley UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Dudley CB, Walsall CB, West Bromwich CB and Wolverhampton CB
Darlaston UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Walsall CB and Wolverhampton CB
Fenton UD	Staffordshire	1910	absorbed by Stoke on Trent CB
Handsworth UD	Staffordshire	1911	absorbed by Birmingham CB
Perry Barr UD	Staffordshire	1928	absorbed by Birmingham CB, Sutton Coldfield MB and West Bromwich CB
Quarry Bank UD	Staffordshire	1934	absorbed by Brierley Hill UD
Rowley Regis UD	Staffordshire	1933	Rowley Regis MB
Sedgley UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Dudley CB, Seisdon RD and Wolverhampton CB
Short Heath UD	Staffordshire	1934	absorbed by Willenhall UD
Smallthorne UD	Staffordshire	1922	absorbed by Stoke on Trent CB
Smethwick UD	Staffordshire	1899	Smethwick MB
Tettenhall UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Seisdon RD and Wolverhampton CB
Tipton UD	Staffordshire	1938	Tipton MB
Tunstall UD	Staffordshire	1910	absorbed by Stoke on Trent CB
Wednesfield UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Cannock RD, Walsall CB and Wolverhampton CB
Wednesfield Heath UD, Heath Town UD^[21]	Staffordshire	1927	absorbed by Wolverhampton CB
Willenhall UD	Staffordshire	1966	absorbed by Cannock RD, Walsall CB and Wolverhampton CB
Barnes UD	Surrey	1932	Barnes MB
Carshalton UD	Surrey	1965	Sutton
East Molesey UD (1894–95),^[22] East and West Molesey UD (1895-1933)^[23]	Surrey	1933	absorbed by Esher UD
Epsom UD (1894-1934),^[24] Epsom and Ewell UD (1934–37)	Surrey	1937	Epsom and Ewell MB
Ham UD	Surrey	1933	absorbed by Kingston-upon-Thames MB and Richmond MB
New Malden UD (1894–95),^[25] The Maldens and Coombe UD (1895-1936),^[26] Malden and Coombe UD (1936)	Surrey	1936	Malden and Coombe MB
Surbiton UD	Surrey	1936	Surbiton MB
Sutton UD (1894-1928),^[27] Sutton and Cheam UD (1928–74)	Surrey	1934	Sutton and Cheam MB
Walton upon Thames UD	Surrey	1933	Walton and Weybridge UD
Weybridge UD	Surrey	1933	Walton and Weybridge UD
Wimbledon UD	Surrey	1905	Wimbledon MB
Aston Manor UD	Warwickshire	1903	Aston Manor MB
Bulkington UD	Warwickshire	1932	absorbed by Rugby RD
Erdington UD	Warwickshire	1911	absorbed by Birmingham CB
Nuneaton and Chilvers Cotton UD	Warwickshire	1907	Nuneaton MB
Rugby UD	Warwickshire	1932	Rugby MB
Altofts UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Normanton UD
Ardsley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1921	absorbed by Barnsley CB
Barkisland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Ripponden UD
Bingley Outer UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1898	absorbed by Bingley UD
Birkenshaw UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Spenborough UD
Birstall UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Batley MB
Burley in Wharfedale UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Ilkley UD
Calverley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Pudsey MB
Castleford UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1955	Castleford MB
Clayton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1930	absorbed by Bradford CB
Clayton West UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	Denby Dale UD
Cleckheaton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1915	Spenborough UD
Denby and Cumberworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	Denby Dale UD
Drighlington UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Morley MB
Eccleshill UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Bradford CB
Emley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	Denby Dale UD
Farnley Tyas UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1925	Thurstonland and Farnley Tyas UD
Farsley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Pudsey MB
Flockton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Kirkburton UD
Fulstone UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1895	New Mill UD
Gildersome UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Morley MB
Golcar UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Colne Valley UD, absorbed by Huddersfield CB
Gomersal UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1915	Spenborough UD
Goole UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1933	Goole MB
Greasborough UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1936	absorbed by Rawmarsh UD, Rotherham CB and Rotherham RD
Greetland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Elland UD
Guiseley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Aireborough UD and Ilkley UD
Gunthwaite and Ingbirchworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Penistone RD
Handsworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1921	absorbed by Sheffield CB
Haworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Keighley MB
Hebden Bridge UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Hebden Royd UD
Hepworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1895	New Mill UD
Hipperholme UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Brighouse MB
Holme UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Holmfirth UD and Penistone RD
Honley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Holmfirth UD
Hoyland Swaine UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Penistone UD
Hunsworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Spenborough UD
Idle UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Bradford CB
Kirkheaton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Huddersfield CB and Kirkburton UD
Lepton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Huddersfield CB and Kirkburton UD
Linthwaite UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Colne Valley UD, absorbed by Huddersfield CB
Liversedge UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1915	Spenborough UD
Luddenden Foot UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Sowerby Bridge UD
Marsden UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Colne Valley UD
Methley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Castleford UD and Rothwell UD
Midgley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1939	Sowerby Bridge UD and Hepton RD
Monk Bretton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1921	absorbed by Barnsley CB
Mytholmroyd UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Hebden Royd UD
Netherthong UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1912	absorbed by Holmfirth UD
North Bierley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Bradford CB
Northowram UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1900	absorbed by Halifax CB
Oakworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Keighley MB
Oxenhope UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Keighley MB
Pudsey UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1900	Pudsey MB
Queensbury UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Queensbury and Shelf UD
Quickmere Middle Division UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1895	Springhead UD
Ravensthorpe UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1910	absorbed by Dewsbury MB
Rawdon UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Aireborough UD, absorbed by Bradford CB and Horsforth UD
Rishworth UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Ripponden UD
Sandal Magna UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1909	absorbed by Wakefield MB
Scammonden UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Colne Valley UD
Scholes UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1895	New Mill UD
Shelf UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Queensbury and Shelf UD
Shelley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Kirkburton UD
Shepley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Kirkburton UD
Skelmanthorpe UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	Denby Dale UD
Slaithwaite UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Colne Valley UD
Soothill Nether UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1910	absorbed by Dewsbury MB
Soothill Upper UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1910	absorbed by Batley MB and Dewsbury MB
South Crosland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Huddersfield CB, Holmfirth UD and Meltham UD
Southowram UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Brighouse MB and Elland UD
Sowerby Bridge UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1926	absorbed by Sowerby UD
Sowerby UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Ripponden UD and Sowerby Bridge UD
Soyland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Ripponden UD
Stainland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Elland UD and Huddersfield CB
Thornhill UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1910	absorbed by Dewsbury MB
Thornton UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Bradford CB
Thurlstone UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Penistone UD and Penistone RD
Thurstonland UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1925	Thurstonland and Farnley Tyas UD
Todmorden UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1896	Todmorden MB
Tong UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1899	absorbed by Bradford CB
Upper Mill UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1900	Saddleworth UD
Warley UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1900	absorbed by Halifax CB
Whitley Upper UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Kirkburton UD
Whitwood UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Castleford UD and Rothwell UD
Wilsden UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1898	absorbed by Bingley UD
Yeadon UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	Aireborough UD, absorbed by Bradford CB
Ambleside UD	Westmorland	1935	Lakes UD
Bowness on Windermere UD	Westmorland	1905	absorbed by Windermere UD
Grasmere UD	Westmorland	1935	Lakes UD
Kirkby Lonsdale UD	Westmorland	1935	absorbed by South Westmorland RD
Old Swindon UD	Wiltshire	1900	Swindon MB
Swindon New Town UD	Wiltshire	1900	Swindon MB
Bromsgrove Country UD (1894–96),^[28] North Bromsgrove UD (1896-1933)	Worcestershire	1933	absorbed by Bromsgrove UD and Bromsgrove RD
Great Malvern UD	Worcestershire	1898	Malvern UD
Malvern Link UD	Worcestershire	1898	Malvern UD
Oldbury UD	Worcestershire	1935	Oldbury MB
Stourbridge UD	Worcestershire	1914	Stourbridge MB

Abolished in 1974

Urban District	County	Successor(s)
Holyhead UD		Anglesey - Ynys Môn
Llangefni UD		Anglesey - Ynys Môn
Menai Bridge UD		Anglesey - Ynys Môn
Ampthill UD	Bedfordshire	Mid Bedfordshire
Biggleswade UD		Mid Bedfordshire
Wantage UD		Vale of White Horse
Brynmawr UD		Blaenau Gwent
Builth Wells UD		Brecknock
Hay UD		Brecknock
Beaconsfield UD		Beaconsfield
Chesham UD		Chiltern
Eton UD		Windsor and Maidenhead
Bethesda UD		Arfon
Criccieth UD		Dwyfor
Llandudno UD, Llandudno cum Eglwys Rhos UD^[29]		Aberconwy
Llanfairfechan UD		Aberconwy
Penmaenmawr UD		Aberconwy
Ynyscynhaiarn UD (1894-1915),^[30] Porthmadog UD (1915–74)^[31]		Dwyfor
Llandeilo UD		Dinefwr
Aberayron UD (1894-1966),^[32] Aberaeron UD (1966–74)		Ceredigion
New Quay UD		Ceredigion
Alderley Edge UD		Macclesfield
Alsager UD		Congleton
Bollington UD		Macclesfield
Bowdon UD		Trafford
Bredbury and Romiley UD		Stockport
Cheadle and Gatley UD		Stockport
West Kirby and Hoylake UD (1894–97), Hoylake and West Kirby UD (1897-1933),^[33] Hoylake UD (1933–74)^[34]		Wirral
Lymm UD		Warrington
Marple UD		Stockport
Middlewich UD		Congleton
Mottram in Longdendale UD (1894-1936),^[35] Longdendale UD (1936–74)^[36]		Tameside
Nantwich UD		Crewe and Nantwich
Neston and Parkgate UD (1894-1933),^[37] Neston UD (1933–74)^[38]		Ellesmere Port
Northwich UD		Vale Royal
Runcorn UD		Halton
Sandbach UD		Congleton
Wilmslow UD		Macclesfield
Winsford UD		Vale Royal
Newquay UD		Restormel
Barnard Castle UD		Teesdale
Bishop Auckland UD		Wear Valley
Blaydon UD		Gateshead
Brandon and Byshottles UD		Durham
Consett UD		Derwentside
Felling UD		Gateshead
Hebburn UD		South Tyneside
Houghton-le-Spring UD		Sunderland
Ryton UD		Gateshead
Seaham Harbour UD (1894-1937),^[39] Seaham UD (1937–74)^[40]		Easington
Shildon UD		Sedgefield
Spennymoor UD		Sedgefield
Stanley UD		Derwentside
Tow Law UD		Wear Valley
Whickham UD		Gateshead
Cockermouth UD		Allerdale
Keswick UD		Allerdale
Maryport UD		Allerdale
Penrith UD		Eden
Llangollen UD		Glyndŵr
Alfreton UD		Amber Valley
Ashbourne UD		West Derbyshire
Bakewell UD		West Derbyshire
Belper UD		Amber Valley
Bolsover UD		Bolsover
Clay Cross UD		North East Derbyshire
Dronfield UD		North East Derbyshire
Heanor UD		Amber Valley
Long Eaton UD		Erewash
Matlock UD (1894-1924),^[41] The Matlocks UD (1924–34),^[42] Matlock UD (1934–74)^[43]		West Derbyshire
New Mills UD		High Peak
Ripley UD		Amber Valley
Swadlincote UD		South Derbyshire
Wirksworth UD		West Derbyshire
Buckfastleigh UD		Teignbridge
Budleigh Salterton UD		East Devon
Crediton UD		Tiverton
Dawlish UD		Teignbridge
Exmouth UD		East Devon
Ilfracombe UD		North Devon
Kingsbridge UD		South Hams
Lynton UD		North Devon
Newton Abbot UD		Teignbridge
Northam UD		Torridge
Ottery St Mary UD		East Devon
Salcombe UD		South Hams
Seaton UD		East Devon
Sidmouth UD		East Devon
Teignmouth UD		Teignbridge
Portland UD		Weymouth and Portland
Sherborne UD		West Dorset
Swanage UD		Purbeck
Wimborne Minster UD		Wimborne
Filey UD		Scarborough
Great Driffield UD (1894-1935),^[44] Driffield UD (1935–74)^[45]		North Wolds
Hornsea UD		Holderness
Norton UD		Ryedale
Felixstowe UD		Suffolk Coastal
Stowmarket UD		Mid Suffolk
Woodbridge UD		Suffolk Coastal
Burgess Hill UD		Mid Sussex
Cuckfield UD		Mid Sussex
East Grinstead UD		Mid Sussex
Newhaven UD		Lewes
Seaford UD		Lewes
Braintree UD (1894-1934),^[46] Braintree and Bocking UD (1934–74)		Braintree
Clacton UD		Tendring
Halstead UD		Braintree
Waltham Holy Cross UD		Epping Forest
Witham UD		Braintree
Holywell UD		Delyn
Mold UD		Delyn
Rhyl UD		Rhuddlan
Aberdare UD		Cynon Valley
Bridgend UD		Ogwr
Caerphilly UD		Rhymney Valley, Taff-Ely
Glyncorwg UD (1894-1955),^[47] Glyncorrwg UD (1955–74)		Afan
Maesteg UD		Ogwr
Mountain Ash UD		Cynon Valley
Ogmore and Garw UD		Ogwr
Penarth UD		Vale of Glamorgan
Pontypridd UD		Taff-Ely
Porthcawl UD		Ogwr
Charlton Kings UD		Cheltenham
Cirencester UD		Cotswold
Kingswood UD		Kingswood
Nailsworth UD		Stroud
Stroud UD		Stroud
Alton UD		East Hampshire
Fareham UD		Fareham
Havant UD (1894-1932),^[48] Havant and Waterloo UD (1932–74)		Havant
Petersfield UD		East Hampshire
Kington UD		Leominster
Ross UD (1894-1931),^[49] Ross-on-Wye UD (1931–74)		South Herefordshire
Baldock UD		North Hertfordshire
Bishop's Stortford UD		East Hertfordshire
Cheshunt UD		Broxbourne
Hitchin UD		North Hertfordshire
Hoddesdon UD		Broxbourne
Stevenage UD		Stevenage
Tring UD		Dacorum
Ware UD		East Hertfordshire
Ramsey UD	Huntingdonshire (1894-1965), Huntingdon and Peterborough (1965–74)	Huntingdon
St Neots UD	Huntingdonshire (1894-1965), Huntingdon and Peterborough (1965–74)	Huntingdon
Chatteris UD	Isle of Ely (1894-1965), Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely (1965–74)	Fenland
Ely UD	Isle of Ely (1894-1965), Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely (1965–74)	East Cambridgeshire
March UD	Isle of Ely (1894-1965), Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely (1965–74)	Fenland
Whittlesey UD	Isle of Ely (1894-1965), Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely (1965–74)	Fenland
Cowes UD		Medina
Ventnor UD		South Wight
Ashford UD		Ashford
Broadstairs and St Peter's UD		Thanet
Herne Bay UD		Canterbury
Northfleet UD		Gravesham
Sevenoaks UD		Sevenoaks
Southborough UD		Tunbridge Wells
Tonbridge UD		Tonbridge and Malling
Whitstable UD		Canterbury
Abram UD		Wigan
Adlington UD		Chorley
Ashton-in-Makerfield UD		Wigan, St Helens
Aspull UD		Wigan
Atherton UD		Wigan
Audenshaw UD		Tameside
Barrowford UD		Pendle
Billinge UD (1894-1927),^[50] Billinge and Winstanley UD (1927–74)		Wigan, St Helens
Blackrod UD		Bolton
Brierfield UD		Pendle
Carnforth UD		Lancaster
Chadderton UD		Oldham
Church UD		Hyndburn
Clayton-le-Moors UD		Hyndburn
Crompton UD		Oldham
Dalton-in-Furness UD		Barrow-in-Furness
Denton UD		Tameside
Droylsden UD		Tameside
Failsworth UD		Oldham
Fulwood UD		Preston
Golborne UD		Warrington, Wigan
Grange UD		South Lakeland
Great Harwood UD		Hyndburn
Haydock UD		St Helens
Hindley UD		Wigan
Horwich UD		Bolton
Huyton-with-Roby UD		Knowsley
Ince-in-Makerfield UD		Wigan
Irlam UD		Salford
Kearsley UD		Bolton
Kirkham UD		Fylde
Lees UD		Oldham
Leyland UD		South Ribble
Litherland UD		Sefton
Little Lever UD		Bolton
Littleborough UD		Rochdale
Longridge UD		Ribble Valley
Milnrow UD		Rochdale
Newton in Makerfield (1894-1939),^[51] Newton-le-Willows UD (1939–74)		St Helens
Ormskirk UD		West Lancashire
Orrell UD		Wigan
Oswaldtwistle UD		Hyndburn
Padiham and Hapton UD (1894–96),^[52] Padiham UD (1896-1974)		Burnley
Prescot UD		Knowsley
Rainford UD		St Helens
Ramsbottom UD		Rossendale, Bury
Rishton UD		Hyndburn
Royton UD		Oldham
Skelmersdale UD (1894-1968),^[53] Skelmersdale and Holland UD (1968–74)^[54]		West Lancashire
Standish-with-Langtree UD		Wigan
Trawden UD		Pendle
Turton UD		Bolton, Blackburn
Tyldesley with Shakerley UD (1894-1933),^[55] Tyldesley UD (1933–74)		Wigan
Ulverston UD		South Lakeland
Urmston UD		Trafford
Walton-le-Dale UD		South Ribble
Wardle UD		Rochdale
Westhoughton UD		Bolton
Whitefield UD		Bury
Whitworth UD		Rossendale
Withnell UD		Chorley
Worsley UD		Salford
Ashby de la Zouch UD		North West Leicestershire
Ashby Woulds UD		North West Leicestershire
Coalville UD		North West Leicestershire
Hinckley UD		Hinckley and Bosworth
Market Harborough UD		Harborough
Melton Mowbray UD		Melton
Shepshed UD		Charnwood
Wigston Magna UD (1894-1930),^[56] Wigston UD (1930–74)		Oadby and Wigston
Spalding UD		South Holland
Sleaford UD		North Kesteven
Barton-upon-Humber UD		Glanford
Brigg UD		Glanford
Gainsborough UD		West Lindsey
Horncastle UD		East Lindsey
Market Rasen UD		West Lindsey
Skegness UD		East Lindsey
Bala UD		Meirionnydd
Barmouth UD		Meirionnydd
Dolgellau UD		Meirionnydd
Ffestiniog UD		Meirionnydd
Towyn UD (1894-1967),^[57] Tywyn UD (1967–74)		Meirionnydd
Staines UD	Middlesex (1894-1965), Surrey (1965–74)	Spelthorne
Sunbury-on-Thames UD	Middlesex (1894-1965), Surrey (1965–74)	Spelthorne
Abercarn UD		Islwyn
Abertillery UD		Blaenau Gwent
Bedwellty UD		Islwyn, Rhymney Valley
Blaenavon UD		Torfaen
Caerleon UD		Newport
Chepstow UD		Monmouth
Ebbw Vale UD		Blaenau Gwent
Nantyglo and Blaina UD		Blaenau Gwent
Pontypool UD		Torfaen
Rhymney UD		Rhymney Valley
Risca UD		Islwyn
Tredegar UD		Blaenau Gwent
Usk UD		Monmouth
Machynlleth UD		Montgomery
Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn UD		Montgomery
Cromer UD		North Norfolk
Diss UD		South Norfolk
Downham Market UD		West Norfolk
East Dereham UD		Breckland
Hunstanton UD (1894–96), New Hunstanton UD (1896-1954),^[58] Hunstanton UD (1954–74)		West Norfolk
North Walsham UD		North Norfolk
Swaffham UD		Breckland
Wells UD (1894-1955),^[59] Wells-next-the-Sea UD (1955–74)		North Norfolk
Guisborough UD		Langbaurgh
Loftus UD		Langbaurgh
Malton UD		Ryedale
Northallerton UD		Hambleton
Pickering UD		Ryedale
Skelton and Brotton UD		Langbaurgh
Whitby UD		Scarborough
Desborough UD		Kettering
Oundle UD		East Northamptonshire
Rothwell UD		Kettering
Rushden UD		East Northamptonshire
Wellingborough UD		Wellingborough
Alnwick and Canongate UD (1894–96),^[60] Alnwick UD (1896-1974)		Alnwick
Amble UD		Alnwick
Bedlingtonshire UD		Wansbeck
Hexham UD		Tynedale
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea UD		Wansbeck
Newburn UD		Newcastle upon Tyne
South Gosforth UD (1894–95),^[61] Gosforth UD (1895-1974)^[62]		Newcastle upon Tyne
Arnold UD		Gedling
Carlton UD		Gedling
Hucknall Torkard UD (1894-1916),^[63] Hucknall UD (1916–74)		Ashfield
Mansfield Woodhouse UD		Mansfield
Sutton in Ashfield UD		Ashfield
Warsop UD		Mansfield
West Bridgford UD		Rushcliffe
Bicester UD		Cherwell
Thame UD		South Oxfordshire
Witney UD		West Oxfordshire
Milford Haven UD		Preseli
Knighton UD		Radnor
Llandrindod Wells UD		Radnor
Presteigne UD		Radnor
Dawley UD		The Wrekin
Newport UD		The Wrekin
Wellington UD		The Wrekin
Burnham UD (1894-1917),^[64] Burnham-on-Sea UD (1917–74)^[65]		Sedgemoor
Clevedon UD		Woodspring
Crewkerne UD		Yeovil
Frome UD		Mendip
Minehead UD		West Somerset
Portishead UD		Woodspring
Shepton Mallet UD		Mendip
Street UD		Mendip
Wellington UD		Taunton Deane
Biddulph UD		Staffordshire Moorlands
Cannock UD		Cannock Chase
Kidsgrove UD		Newcastle-under-Lyme
Leek UD		Staffordshire Moorlands
Rugeley UD		Cannock Chase
Stone UD		Stafford
Chertsey UD		Runnymede
Dorking UD		Mole Valley
Farnham UD		Waverley
Frimley UD (1894-1929),^[66] Frimley and Camberley UD (1929–74)		Surrey Heath
Leatherhead UD		Mole Valley
Woking UD		Woking
Kenilworth UD		Warwick
Baildon UD		Bradford
Barnoldswick UD		Pendle
Bingley UD		Bradford
Darton UD		Barnsley
Denholme UD		Bradford
Dodworth UD		Barnsley
Elland UD		Calderdale
Featherstone UD		Wakefield
Heckmondwike UD		Kirklees
Holmfirth UD		Kirklees
Horbury UD		Wakefield
Horsforth UD		Leeds
Hoyland Nether UD		Barnsley
Ilkley UD		Bradford
Kirkburton UD		Kirklees
Knaresborough and Tentergate UD (1894–95),^[67] Knaresborough UD (1895-1974)		Harrogate
Knottingley UD		Wakefield
Meltham UD		Kirklees
Mexborough UD		Doncaster
Mirfield UD		Kirklees
Normanton UD		Wakefield
Otley UD		Leeds
Penistone UD		Barnsley
Rawmarsh UD		Rotherham
Rothwell UD		Leeds
Selby UD		Selby
Shipley UD		Bradford
Silsden UD		Bradford
Skipton UD		Craven
Stocksbridge UD		Sheffield
Swinton UD		Rotherham
Tickhill UD		Doncaster
Wath upon Dearne UD		Rotherham
Wombwell UD		Barnsley
Worsborough UD (1894-1956),^[68] Worsbrough UD (1956–74)		Barnsley
Hadleigh UD		Babergh
Haverhill UD		St Edmundsbury
Newmarket UD		Forest Heath
Bognor UD (1894-1929),^[69] Bognor Regis UD (1929–74)		Arun
Horsham UD		Horsham
Littlehampton UD		Arun
New Shoreham UD (1894-1910),^[70] Shoreham-by-Sea UD (1910–74)^[71]		Adur
Windermere UD		South Lakeland
Bradford-on-Avon UD		West Wiltshire
Melksham UD		West Wiltshire
Trowbridge UD		West Wiltshire
Warminster UD		West Wiltshire
Bromsgrove Town UD (1894–96),^[72] Bromsgrove UD (1896-1974)		Bromsgrove
Redditch UD		Redditch
Stourport UD (1894-1934),^[73] Stourport-on-Severn UD (1934–74)		Wyre Forest

1895

There were 13 urban districts formed in 1895, however 10 districts were abolished meaning there was only a net increase of three to 756.

Urban District	County	Abolished	Successor(s)
Fenny Stratford UD (1895-1911),^[74] Bletchley UD (1911–74)^[75]	Buckinghamshire	1974	Milton Keynes
Ashton upon Mersey UD	Cheshire	1930	absorbed by Sale UD
Knutsford UD	Cheshire	1974	Macclesfield
Hetton UD	County Durham	1974	Sunderland
Tanfield UD	County Durham	1937	absorbed by Chester-le-Street RD, Consett UD and Stanley UD
Leiston-cum-Sizewell UD	East Suffolk	1974	Suffolk Coastal
Pokesdown UD	Hampshire	1901	absorbed by Bournemouth CB
Mallwyd UD	Merionethshire	1934	absorbed by Dolgellau RD
Esher and the Dittons UD (1895-1933),^[76] Esher UD (1933–74)^[77]	Surrey	1974	Elmbridge
Ardsley East and West UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Stanley UD and Morley MB
Balby with Hexthorpe UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1914	absorbed by Doncaster MB
New Mill UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1938	absorbed by Holmfirth UD and Penistone RD
Springhead UD	West Riding of Yorkshire	1937	absorbed by Saddleworth UD

Notes and References

1. Book: Sessional Papers: Volume 77 . 1894 . House of Commons . London . 6 . 17 January 2024.
2. Book: Annual Report of the Local Government Board . 1894 . 293 . 18 January 2024.
3. Book: Annual Report of the Local Government Board . 1895 . London . 223 . 17 January 2024.
4. Web site: Colwyn Bay UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
5. Web site: Lower Brixham UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
6. Web site: Brixham UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
7. Web site: Oystermouth Urban District Council Records. Archives Wales. 14 October 2014. https://web.archive.org/web/20160303230824/http://www.archiveswales.org.uk/anw/get_collection.php?inst_id=34&coll_id=76593&expand=. 3 March 2016. dead.
8. Web site: Eastleigh UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
9. Web site: Eastleigh MB. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
10. Web site: East Barnet UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
11. Web site: Milton Regis UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
12. Web site: Cleethorpes UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
13. Web site: Scunthorpe UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
14. Web site: Scunthorpe and Frodingham UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
15. Web site: Harrow on the Hill UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
16. Web site: Harrow UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
17. Web site: Whitley Bay UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
18. Web site: Hucknall under Huthwaite UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
19. Web site: Huthwaite UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
20. Web site: Whitchurch UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
21. Web site: Heathtown UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
22. Web site: East Molesey UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
23. Web site: East and West Molesey UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
24. Web site: Epsom and Ewell UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
25. Web site: New Malden UD. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
26. Web site: Malden and Coombe MB. A Vision of Britain through Time. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth. 8 November 2014.
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