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SCHEDULE (1) SOUTH WEST DEVON CONSTITUENCY (Being That Part of the District of South Hams in the South West Devon Constituency ) SCHEDULE (1) SOUTH WEST DEVON CONSTITUENCY (being that part of the District of South Hams in the South West Devon Constituency ) POLLING DISTRICTS PARISHES AND OTHER PLACES WITHIN THE POLLING DISTRICTS POLLING PLACES LAA AVETON GIFFORD Aveton Gifford Aveton Gifford LAB BICKLEIGH Bickleigh (excluding that part in the Bickleigh (Woolwell) Polling District) Roborough LAC BICKLEIGH (Woolwell) Bickleigh (excluding that part in the Bickleigh Polling District) Woolwell LAD BIGBURY Bigbury (excluding that part in the Bigbury-On-Sea Polling District) Bigbury LAE BIGBURY-ON-SEA Bigbury (excluding that part in the Bigbury Polling District) Bigbury-on-Sea LAF BRIXTON Brixton Brixton LAG CORNWOOD Cornwood Cornwood LAH ERMINGTON Ermington Ermington LAI HARFORD Harford Harford LAJ HOLBETON Holbeton Holbeton LAK IVYBRIDGE (Filham) Ivybridge (Filham Parish Ward) Ivybridge (Filham) LAL IVYBRIDGE (Central) Ivybridge (Central Parish Ward) Ivybridge (Central) LAM IVYBRIDGE (Woodlands) Ivybridge (Woodlands Parish Ward) Ivybridge (Woodlands) LAN KINGSTON Kingston Kingston LAO MODBURY Modbury Modbury LAP NEWTON AND NOSS Newton and Noss (excluding that part in the Newton and Noss (Noss Newton Ferrers (Newton Ferrers) Mayo) Polling District) LAQ NEWTON AND NOSS (Noss Newton and Noss (excluding that part in the Newton and Noss (Newton Noss Mayo Mayo) Ferrers) Polling District LAR RINGMORE Ringmore Ringmore LAS SHAUGH PRIOR Shaugh Prior (excluding those parts in the Shaugh Prior (Wotter) and Shaugh Prior Shaugh Prior (Lee Moor) Polling Districts) LAT SHAUGH PRIOR (Wotter) Shaugh Prior (excluding those parts in the Shaugh Prior and Shaugh Prior Shaugh Prior (Lee Moor) Polling Districts) LAU SHAUGH PRIOR (Lee Moor) Shaugh Prior (excluding those parts in the Shaugh Prior and Shaugh Prior Lee Moor (Wotter) Polling Districts) POLLING DISTRICT PARISHES AND OTHER PLACES WITHIN THE POLLING DISTRICTS POLLING PLACES LAV SPARKWELL (Sparkwell) Sparkwell (excluding that part in the Sparkwell (Lee Mill) Polling District) Sparkwell LAW SPARKWELL (Lee Mill) Sparkwell (excluding that part in the Sparkwell (Sparkwell) Polling District Lee Mill LAX UGBOROUGH (Ugborough) Ugborough (excluding that part in the Ugborough (Bittaford) Polling Ugborough District) LAY UGBOROUGH (Bittaford) Ugborough (excluding that part in the Ugborough (Ugborough) Polling Bittaford District LAZ WEMBURY (Wembury) Wembury Parish Ward Wembury LBA WEMBURY (Down Thomas) Down Thomas Parish Ward Down Thomas LBB YEALMPTON Yealmpton Yealmpton SCHEDULE (1) TOTNES CONSTITUENCY (being that part of the District of South Hams in the Totnes Constituency) POLLING DISTRICTS PARISHES AND OTHER PLACES WITHIN THE POLLING DISTRICTS POLLING PLACES SAA ASHPRINGTON Ashprington (excluding that part in the Ashprington (Tuckenhay) Polling Ashprington District) SAB ASHPRINGTON (Tuckenhay) Ashprington (excluding that part in the Ashprington Polling District) Ashprington SAC BERRY POMEROY Berry Pomeroy Bridgetown Parish Ward Berry Pomeroy (Bridgetown) SAD BERRY POMEROY Berry Pomeroy Village Parish Ward Berry Pomeroy SAE BLACKAWTON Blackawton Blackawton SAF BUCKFASTLEIGH WEST Buckfastleigh West Scoriton SAG BUCKLAND TOUT SAINTS Buckland Tout Saints Ledstone SAH CHARLETON Charleton West Charleton SAI CHIVELSTONE Chivelstone East Prawle SAJ CHURCHSTOW Churchstow Churchstow SAK CORNWORTHY Cornworthy Cornworthy SAL DARTINGTON Dartington Dartington SAM DARTMOUTH CLIFTON Dartmouth Clifton Parish Ward (excluding those parts in Dartmouth Clifton Dartmouth (North) (Central) and Dartmouth Clifton (South) Polling Districts) SAN DARTMOUTH CLIFTON Dartmouth Clifton Parish Ward (excluding those parts in Dartmouth Clifton Dartmouth (Central) (North) and Dartmouth Clifton (South) Polling Districts SAO DARTMOUTH CLIFTON Dartmouth Clifton Parish Ward (excluding those parts in Dartmouth Clifton Dartmouth (South) (North) and Dartmouth Clifton (Central) Polling Districts) SAP DARTMOUTH (Townstal) Dartmouth Townstal Parish Ward Dartmouth Townstal SAQ DEAN PRIOR Dean Prior Dean Prior SAR DIPTFORD Diptford Diptford SAS DITTISHAM Dittisham Dittisham SAT EAST ALLINGTON East Allington East Allington SAU EAST PORTLEMOUTH East Portlemouth East Portlemouth POLLING DISTRICTS PARISHES AND OTHER PLACES WITHIN THE POLLING DISTRICTS POLLING PLACE S SAV FROGMORE AND Frogmore Parish Ward Frogmore SHERFORD (Frogmore) SAW FROGMORE AND Sherford Parish Ward Sherford SHERFORD (Sherford) SAX HALWELL AND Halwell and Moreleigh Halwell MORELEIGH SAY HARBERTON (Harberton) Harberton Parish Ward Harberton SAZ HARBERTON Harbertonford Parish Ward Harbertonford (Harbertonford) SBA HOLNE Holne Holne SBB KINGSBRIDGE (East) Kingsbridge East Parish Ward Kingsbridge East SBC KINGSBRIDGE (North) Kingsbridge North Parish Ward Kingsbridge North SBD KINGSBRIDGE (Westville) Kingsbridge Westville Parish Ward Kingsbridge Westville SBE KINGSWEAR (Kingswear) Kingswear Parish Ward Kingswear SBF KINGSWEAR (Hillhead) Hillhead Parish Ward Hillhead SBG LITTLEHEMPSTON Littlehempston Littlehempston SBH LODDISWELL Loddiswell Loddiswell SBI MALBOROUGH Malborough Malborough SBJ MARLDON Marldon Marldon SBK NORTH HUISH North Huish Avonwick SBL RATTERY Rattery Rattery SBM SALCOMBE Salcombe Salcombe SBN SLAPTON Slapton Slapton SBO SOUTH BRENT (Brentmoor) South Brent (excluding those parts in the South Brent (Village) Polling South Brent District) SBP SOUTH BRENT (Village) South Brent (excluding those parts in the South Brent (Brentmoor) polling South Brent district) SBQ SOUTH HUISH South Huish Galmpton SBR SOUTH MILTON South Milton South Milton SBS SOUTH POOL South Pool South Pool SBT STAVERTON Staverton Staverton SBU STOKE FLEMING Stoke Fleming Stoke Fleming SBV STOKE GABRIEL Stoke Gabriel Stoke Gabriel SBW STOKENHAM (Stokenham) Stokenham (excluding those parts in the Stokenham (Huccombe) and Stokenham Stokenham (Chillington) Polling Districts) SBX STOKENHAM (Chillington) Stokenham (excluding those parts in the Stokenham (Stokenham) and Chillington Stokenham (Huccombe) Polling Districts) SBY STOKENHAM (Huccombe) Stokenham (excluding those parts in the Stokenham (Stokenham) and Beesands Stokenham (Chillington) Polling Districts) SBZ STRETE Strete Strete SCA THURLESTONE Thurlestone (excluding that part in the Thurlestone (Bantham) Polling Thurlestone (Thurlestone) District) SCB THURLESTONE (Bantham) Thurlestone (excluding that part in the Thurlestone (Thurlestone) Polling Thurlestone District) SCC TOTNES (Bridgetown West) Totnes Bridgetown Parish Ward (excluding those parts in the Totnes Totnes (Bridgetown (Bridgetown) polling district) West) SCD TOTNES (Bridgetown) Totnes Bridgetown Parish Ward (excluding those parts in the Totnes Totnes (Bridgetown) (Bridgetown West) polling district) SCE TOTNES (Central) Totnes Parish Ward (excluding those parts in the Totnes (West) and Totnes (Central) Totnes (Riverside) Polling Districts) SCF TOTNES (West) Totnes Parish Ward (excluding those parts in the Totnes (Central) and Totnes (West) Totnes (Riverside) Polling Districts) SCG TOTNES (Riverside) Totnes Parish Ward (excluding those parts in the Totnes (Central) and Totnes (Riverside) Totnes (West) Polling Districts) SCH WEST ALVINGTON West Alvington West Alvington SCI WOODLEIGH Woodleigh Woodleigh .
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