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COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF NORTH TYNESIDE ELECTION OF MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT TYNEMOUTH CONSTITUENCY NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT for the CONSTITUENCY of TYNEMOUTH will be held on THURSDAY 8 JUNE 2017, between the hours of 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM 2. The Number of MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT to be elected is ONE 3. The names, addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated and the names of all the persons signing the Candidates nomination papers are as follows: Name of Candidate Address Description Names of Persons who have signed the Nomination Paper John Christopher 38 Beech Grove Liberal Democrats David Nisbet APPLEBY Whitley Bay Joan Harvey NE26 3PL Christopher P Day Yuri A Sergeev Helen C Nisbet Faye E Woodcock Victoria H Houghton John W Robertson Claire L Seddon Janet E Appleby Alan 18 The Wynd Labour Party Norma Redfearn CAMPBELL North Shields Robert Costello NE30 2TE Victoria J Mayes Anthony G Curtis Misbah U Hannan Simon Fitzpatrick Mohamed Ramzan Mary P Carruthers Leonora Burdis Russell King Julia Anne (Address In The The Green Party Richard Clarke ERSKINE Tynemouth Julia E Moore Constituency) Richard B Erskine Simon F Maskell Brian Stobbs Olive Olson Thomas Olson John O Hodge Victoria M Davidson Boyd Mary E Dunning Stuart William 36 Elmtree UK Independence Gary M Legg HOUGHTON Gardens Party (UKIP) Karel A Legg Whitley Bay Nikita Cawton NE25 8XG Lauren M Cawton Susan Houghton Helen F Thompson Laura L Edgar Michael G Armstrong Moira Andrews Catherine A Clay Anthony Jull (Address In The Stephen M Laws THE DURHAM North Tyneside Robert Muers COBBLER Constituency) Kevin McVeigh Michael Towler Lee J Morton Paul A Robinson Peter Reid Linda Reid Maureen Muers Julie I Martin Nick (Address In The The Conservative Beryl Thompson VARLEY Chesham and Party Candidate Walter H Marshall Amersham Margaret S Marshall Constituency) Kay Rutherford Raymond H Rutherford Thelma M Gilhespy Anthony A Jeffrey Maureen Jeffrey Edwin F Hodson Lewis J Austin 4. The situation of the Polling Station(s) for the above election and the Local Government electors entitled to vote are as follows: Description of Persons entitled to Vote Situation of Polling Stations Polling Station No Local Government Electors whose names appear on the Register of Electors for the said Electoral Area for the current year. West Allotment Community Centre, Benton Road, WEST ALLOTMENT NE27 60 (KA) 1 - 2106 0EP Temporary Polling Station, Sainsburys Car Park, Earsdon Road, SHIREMOOR 61 (KB) 1 - 1014 NE27 0SJ Backworth Park Primary School, The Park, BACKWORTH NE27 0AH 62 (KC) 1 - 474 Bertram Grange Community Centre, Earsdon View, SHIREMOOR NE27 0HS 63 (KD) 1 - 1503 Shiremoor Community Centre, Stanton Road, SHIREMOOR NE27 0PW 64 (KE) 1 - 1693 Temporary Polling Station, Milfield Avenue, SHIREMOOR NE27 0LE 65 (KF) 1 - 1259 Eccles Grange, Church Road, BACKWORTH NE27 0FW 66 (KG) 1 - 671 Collingwood Primary School, Oswin Terrace, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 7JQ 67 (LA) 1 - 2268 Norham Community Technology College, Alnwick Avenue, NORTH SHIELDS 68 (LB) 1 - 702 NE29 7BU Cedarwood Trust, 43 Avon Avenue, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 7QT 69 (LC) 1 - 1786 St Cuthbert's Rc Primary School, Coach Lane Entrance, NORTH SHIELDS 70 (LD) 1 - 1322 NE29 0BU Balkwell Community Welfare Centre, Heaton Terrace, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 71 (LE) 1 - 617 7LY Temporary Polling Station, Verne Road, NORTH SHIELDS 72 (LF) 1 - 1292 Temporary Polling Station, Norham Road North, NORTH SHIELDS 73 (MA) 1 - 841 New York Primary School, Lanark Close, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 8DP 74 (MB) 1 - 1437 Temporary Polling Station, Greenlea, New York, NORTH SHIELDS 75 (MC) 1 - 852 St Aidan's Church Hall, Billy Mill Lane, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 8BZ 76 (MD) 1 - 1528 St Aidan's Church Hall, Billy Mill Lane, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 8BZ 77 (MD) 1529 - 3064 Preston Grange Community Centre, Preston Grange, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 78 (ME) 1 - 1176 9JA Preston Grange Community Centre, Preston Grange, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 79 (ME) 1177 - 2274 9JA North Shields Methodist Church, Lansdowne Tce West Entrance, NORTH 80 (NA) 1 - 1021 SHIELDS NE29 0PR St Cuthberts Rc Church, Albion Road West, North Shields, TYNE AND WEAR 81 (NB) 1 - 1940 NE29 0JB Tyne Metropolitan College, Hawkeys Lane, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 9BZ 82 (NC) 1 - 1854 Tynemouth Pool, Beach Road, NORTH SHIELDS NE29 9PX 83 (ND) 1 - 1896 East End Youth and Community Centre, George Street, NORTH SHIELDS 84 (OA) 1 – 946 NE30 1EL St Augustin's Church, Jackson Street, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 2HY 85 (OB) 1 - 1129 St Augustin's Church, Jackson Street, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 2HY 86 (OB) 1130 - 2440 Sir James Knott Memorial Nursery School, River View, Tynemouth, NORTH 87 (OC) 1 - 722 SHIELDS NE30 4AG Tynemouth Library, Front Street, TYNEMOUTH NE30 4DZ 88 (OD) 1 - 1510 Guide & Scout Hq, Manor Road, Tynemouth, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 4JP 89 (OE) 1 - 1233 Guide & Scout Hq, Manor Road, Tynemouth, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 4JP 90 (OE) 1234 - 2426 Scout Headquarters, Links Road, Cullercoats, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 3TQ 91 (OF) 1 - 487 Marden Residents Association, Bavington Gardens, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 92 (PA) 1 - 1785 3QD St Mary's Rc Primary School, Farringdon Road, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 3EY 93 (PB) 1 - 1550 Cullercoats Methodist Church Hall, Farringdon Road, NORTH SHIELDS NE30 94 (PC) 1 - 1382 3LJ Cullercoats Primary School, Marden Avenue, Cullercoats, NORTH SHIELDS 95 (PD) 1 - 1429 NE30 4PB Cullercoats Primary School, Marden Avenue, Cullercoats, NORTH SHIELDS 96 (PD) 1430 - 2846 NE30 4PB Star Of The Sea Primary - Out Of Hours Club, Seatonville Road, WHITLEY BAY 97 (QA) 1 - 618 NE25 9EG Appletree Gardens First School, Appletree Gardens, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8XS 98 (QB) 1 - 1353 Appletree Gardens First School, Appletree Gardens, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8XS 99 (QB) 1354 - 2828 Whitley Bay Scout Hut, Rink Way, Hillheads Park, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8HR 100 (QC) 1 - 1361 Immaculate Heart Of Mary Church, 1 Church Close, WHITLEY BAY NE25 9PG 101 (QD) 1 - 1517 Langley First School Mobile Unit, Drumoyne Gdns Nursery Path, West 102 (QE) 1 - 1292 Monkseaton, WHITLEY BAY NE25 9DL Marden Bridge Sports Centre, Hillheads Road, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8RW 103 (RA) 1 - 1267 Livingstone Hall - Whitley Bay Baptist Church, Park Avenue, WHITLEY BAY 104 (RB) 1 - 1225 NE26 1DX Livingstone Hall - Whitley Bay Baptist Church, Park Avenue, WHITLEY BAY 105 (RB) 1226 - 2447 NE26 1DX Whitley Bay Customer First Centre, York Road, WHITLEY BAY NE26 1AB 106 (RC) 1 - 2034 Rockcliffe First School, Windsor Terrace Entrance, Grafton Road, WHITLEY 107 (RD) 1 - 1681 BAY NE26 2NR Valley Gardens Middle School Main Hall, Valley Gardens, WHITLEY BAY NE25 108 (SA) 1 - 1143 9AQ Temporary Polling Station, Junction Of Rosemount Way, And Newsteads Drive, 109 (SB) 1 - 1244 Monkseaton, WHITLEY BAY Crosskeys Community Hall, Elmwood Road, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8EX 110 (SC) 1 - 922 Crosskeys Community Hall, Elmwood Road, WHITLEY BAY NE25 8EX 111 (SC) 923 - 1851 St Mary's Church Hall, Claremont Gardens, WHITLEY BAY NE26 3HL 112 (SD) 1 - 1543 St Mary's Church Hall, Claremont Gardens, WHITLEY BAY NE26 3HL 113 (SD) 1544 - 2818 Southridge First School, Beaumont Drive, Beaumont Park, WHITLEY BAY 114 (TA) 1 - 1083 NE25 9UD Southridge First School, Beaumont Drive, Beaumont Park, WHITLEY BAY 115 (TA) 1084 - 2159 NE25 9UD Temporary Polling Station, Westley Avenue, WHITLEY BAY 116 (TB) 1 - 996 Whitley Lodge First School, Woodburn Drive, WHITLEY BAY NE26 3HW 117 (TC) 1 - 1329 Whitley Lodge First School, Woodburn Drive, WHITLEY BAY NE26 3HW 118 (TC) 1330 - 2683 Earsdon & Wellfield Community Centre, Church Way, Earsdon, WHITLEY BAY 119 (TD) 1 - 267 NE25 9JY Wellfield Middle School, Kielder Road, South Wellfield, WHITLEY BAY NE25 120 (TE) 1 - 902 9QW Vivienne Geary DATED: 11 May 2017 ACTING RETURNING OFFICER Printed & Published by ACTING RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF NORTH TYNESIDE ACTING RETURNING OFFICER NORTH TYNESIDE COUNCIL, THE SILVERLINK NORTH NORTH TYNESIDE NE27 0BY. .
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