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Lleoliad Gorsafoedd Pleidleisio Situation of Polling Stations LLEOLIAD GORSAFOEDD PLEIDLEISIO SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Rhanbarth Etholiadol Gogledd Cymru / Ardal Heddlu Gogledd Cymru / North Wales Region / North Wales Police Area / Wrexham Etholaeth Wrecsam Constituency Dydd Iau 6 Mai 2021 - Oriau Pleidleisio: 7:00 am a 10:00 pm Thursday 6 May 2021 - Hours of Poll: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Rhif yr No. of Lleoliad yr orsaf bleidleisio Situation of polling station Disgrifiad o'r Description of persons entitled orsaf polling bobl sydd â to vote bleidleisio station hawl i bleidleisio 60 Isycoed Village Hall, Bowling Bank, Wrexham BBA-1 to BBA-334 61 Holt Community Centre - Main Hall, Chapel Street, Holt, Wrexham BBB-1 to BBB-1247 62 Pentre Gwyn and Tanycoed Community Centre, Abenbury Road, Wrexham BBD-1 to BBD-964 62 Pentre Gwyn and Tanycoed Community Centre, Abenbury Road, Wrexham ODA002-1 to ODA002-661 63 St Peter's Primary School, Chapel Lane, Rossett, Wrexham CAA-1 to CAA-1849 64 Rossett & Burton Village Hall, Station Road, Rossett, Wrexham CAB-1 to CAB-787 65 Gresford Methodist Church Hall, Chester Road, Gresford, Wrexham CBA-1 to CBA-1839 66 Gresford Memorial Hall, Off High Street, Gresford, Wrexham CCA-1 to CCA-1363 66 Gresford Memorial Hall, Off High Street, Gresford, Wrexham CCB-1 to CCB-985 67 Church of the Nazarene, Nant-Y-Gaer Road, Llay, Wrexham DAA-1 to DAA-1145 68 St Martins Church Hall, Market Square, Llay DAB-1 to DAB-2428 69 Alyn Waters Country Park, Mold Road, Gwersyllt, Wrexham EAA001-1 to EAA001-329 70 Gwersyllt Community Resource Centre, The Activity Room, Second Avenue, EAA002-1 to EAA002-694 Gwersyllt 71 The Institute, New Road, Summerhill, Wrexham EAA003-1 to EAA003-992 72 Bradley Village Hall, Glanllyn Road, Bradley, Wrexham EBA001-1 to EBA001-173 72 Bradley Village Hall, Glanllyn Road, Bradley, Wrexham EBB001-1 to EBB001-881/2 73 Gwersyllt Congregational Church, 3 Dodds Lane, Gwersyllt EBA002-1 to EBA002-1275 73 Gwersyllt Congregational Church, 3 Dodds Lane, Gwersyllt EBB002-1 to EBB002-885 74 Gresford Colliery Sports and Social Club, Bluebell Lane, Pandy, Wrexham EBA003-1 to EBA003-460 75 Gwersyllt Community Resource Centre, Main Hall, Second Avenue, ECA-1 to ECA-2312 Gwersyllt 76 Little Acton Community Centre, The Green, Wrexham NAA-1 to NAA-1856 77 Barker`s Lane School, Barker`s Lane, Wrexham NBA-1 to NBA-1982 78 Friends Meeting House, Holt Road, Wrexham NCA-1 to NCA-1505 79 St John's Church Hall, Borras Road, Wrexham NDA-1 to NDA-2886 80 Acton Community Resource Centre, Overton Way, Wrexham NEA-1 to NEA-1294 80 Acton Community Resource Centre, Overton Way, Wrexham NEB-1 to NEB-967 81 Caia Park Partnership, Cafe Area, Prince Charles Road, Wrexham OAA-1 to OAA-1641 82 Caia Park Partnership, Conference Room, Prince Charles Road, Wrexham OBA-1 to OBA-1441 83 St Peter's Church Hall, Smithfield Road, Wrexham OCA-1 to OCA-1691 84 Hightown Community Resource Centre No 2, Fusilier Way, Wrexham ODA001-1 to ODA001-1162 85 The Venture, Garner Road, Wrexham OEA-1 to OEA-1264 86 Garden Village Institute, Kenyon Avenue, Wrexham PAA-1 to PAA-1653/1 87 Rhosddu Community Centre, Price`s Lane, Rhosddu, Wrexham PBA001-1 to PBA001-843/1 88 Garden Village Youth Centre, Wats Dyke Way, Garden Village, Wrexham PBA002-1 to PBA002-473 89 Methodist Chapel Schoolroom, Colliery Road, Wrexham PBA003-1 to PBA003-369 90 St James' Church Hall, Rhosddu Road, Wrexham PCA-1 to PCA-1910 91 Bradley Road Evangelical Baptist Church, Bradley Road, Wrexham QAA001-1 to QAA001-1932 92 Maesgwyn Community Centre, Lilac Way, Wrexham QAA002-1 to QAA002-802 93 Bishops Own Scout and Guide Headquarters, Sontley Road, Wrexham QBA-1 to QBA-1544 94 Hightown Community Resource Centre No 1, Fusilier Way, Wrexham QCA-1 to QCA-1783 95 All Saints Church Hall, Poyser Street, Wrexham QDA-1 to QDA-1751 GALL Y LLE PLEIDLEISIO FOD YN WAHANOL I ETHOLIADAU BLAENOROL THE POLLING PLACE MAY BE DIFFERENT TO PREVIOUS ELECTIONS Ian Bancroft Swyddog Canlyniadau Etholaeth / Constituency Returning Officer Dyddiedig: Ddydd Gwener 9 Ebrill 2021 Dated: Friday 9 April 2021 Argraffwyd ac Chyhoeddwyd gan Swyddog Canlyniadau Etholaeth, Neuadd y Dref, Wrecsam LL11 1AY Published and printed by the Constituency Returning Officer, The Guildhall, Wrexham LL11 1AY .
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