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SITUATION of POLLING STATIONS Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Brentwood Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for Essex Police Voting Area Hours of Poll:- 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Notice is hereby given that: The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Ranges of electoral register numbers of Number persons entitled to vote thereat St George's Church Hall, Ongar Road, Brentwood 1 AA-1 to AA-1921 Doddinghurst Road Church, Doddinghurst Road, Brentwood 2 AB-1 to AB-1713/1 Bardswell Social Club, Weald Road, Brentwood 3 AC-1 to AC-1833 Hogarth Primary School, Riseway, Brentwood 4 BA-1 to BA-392 Cathedral Small Hall, Ingrave Road, Brentwood 5 BB-1 to BB-1955 Three Arch Bridge Community Hall, Maple Close, 6 BC-1 to BC-1110 Brentwood St Stephen's, Ingrave, St Stephens Crescent, Brentwood 7 BD-1 to BD-1231 Victoria Court, Victoria Road, Warley 8 CA-1 to CA-1462 Holly Trees Primary School, Vaughan Williams Way, Warley 9 CB-1 to CB-709 South Weald Parish Hall, 85 London Road, Brentwood 10 CC-1 to CC-1560 Kings Hall, Kings Chase, Brentwood 11 CD-1 to CD-1940 Kelvedon Hatch Village Hall, School Road, Kelvedon Hatch 12 DB-1 to DB-1176 Kelvedon Hatch Village Hall, School Road, Kelvedon Hatch 13 DB-1177 to DB-2084 Navestock Village Hall, Navestock Side, Brentwood 14 DC-1 to DC-495 Doddinghurst Village Hall, Church Lane, Doddinghurst 15 DD-1 to DD-1175 Doddinghurst Village Hall, Church Lane, Doddinghurst 16 DD-1176 to DD-2224 Ingrave Church Hall, School Lane, Ingrave 17 EA-1 to EA-1767 East & West Horndon Village Hall, Thorndon Avenue, West 18 EC-1 to EC-1326 Horndon Hutton Free Church Hall, Hanging Hill Lane, Hutton 19 FA-2 to FA-1562 Hutton Free Church Hall, Hanging Hill Lane, Hutton 20 FA-1563 to FA-3019 Hutton Community Centre, Harrison Close, Hutton, 21 GA-1 to GA-1420 Brentwood Hutton Community Centre, Harrison Close, Hutton, 22 GA-1421 to GA-2774 Brentwood Seventh Day Adventist Church Hall, North Drive, Hutton 23 GB-1 to GB-259 St Peter's Church Hall, Claughton Way, Hutton 24 HA-1 to HA-1295 Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Jonathan Stephenson Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, Town Hall, Ingrave Road, Brentwood, Essex, CM15 8AY St Peter's Church Hall, Claughton Way, Hutton 25 HA-1296 to HA-2289 Long Ridings Primary School, Long Ridings Avenue, Hutton 26 HB-1 to HB-896 Hutton & Shenfield Union Church, Roundwood Avenue, 27 JA-1 to JA-1567 Hutton Hutton & Shenfield Union Church, Roundwood Avenue, 28 JB-1 to JB-1460 Hutton Fryerning Parish Rooms, Mill Green Road, Fryerning 29 KA-1 to KA-431 Ingatestone & Fryerning Community Hall, 7 High Street, 30 KB-1 to KB-681 Ingatestone Ingatestone & Fryerning Community Hall, 7 High Street, 31 KC-1 to KC-1811/2 Ingatestone Christy Hall, Pemberton Avenue, Ingatestone 32 KD-1 to KD-1028 St John's Church Hall, Church Road, Mountnessing 33 KE-1 to KE-1109 Bishops Hall Park Community Centre, Elizabeth Road, 34 LA-1 to LA-1479 Pilgrims Hatch Larchwood Primary School, Larchwood Gardens, Pilgrims 35 LB-1 to LB-1743 Hatch Larchwood Primary School, Larchwood Gardens, Pilgrims 36 LB-1744 to LB-3140 Hatch Shenfield Library, 63 Hutton Road, Shenfield 37 MA-1 to MA-1466 Shenfield Library, 63 Hutton Road, Shenfield 38 MA-1467 to MA-3044 Shenfield Library, 63 Hutton Road, Shenfield 39 MA-3045 to MA-4389 South Weald Parish Hall, 85 London Road, Brentwood 40 NA-1 to NA-975 The Belli Centre, r/o St Peter`s Church, Weald Road, South 41 NB-1 to NB-158 Weald St Paul's Church Centre, Mores Lane, Bentley 42 NC-1 to NC-383 Blackmore Village Hall, Nine Ashes Road, Blackmore 43 PA-1 to PA-942 Stondon Massey Village Hall, Ongar Road, Stondon 44 PB-1 to PB-602 Massey Tipps Cross Remembrance Hall, Blackmore Road, Hook 45 PC-1 to PC-1623 End Christ Church Centre, Warley Hill, Brentwood, Essex 46 QA-1 to QA-1631 Warley Primary School, Chindits Lane, Warley 47 QB-1 to QB-1472 Little Warley & Childerditch Village Hall, Magpie Lane, Lilttle 48 QC-1 to QC-342 Warley The Nightingale Centre, Pastoral Way, Warley 49 QD-1 to QD-1502 Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of Borough Councillors and the election of County Councillors. Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Jonathan Stephenson Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, Town Hall, Ingrave Road, Brentwood, Essex, CM15 8AY .
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