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Notice of Polling Stations West GE 2017 Cyngor Dinas Casnewydd Newport City Council Gorllewin Casnewydd Newport West Dyddiad yr Etholiad – Ddydd Iau 8 Mehefin 2017 Date of Election – Thursday 8 June 2017 Mae lleoliad y GORSAFOEDD PLEIDLEISIO a’r disgrifiad o’r personau a ganiateir The situation of the POLLING STATIONS and the description of the i bleidleisio ymhob un o’r gorsafoedd fel a ganlyn: persons entitled to vote at each station are set out below: Etholwyr cymwys yn y Rhestr Etholwyr dros y Dosbarthiadau Etholiadol Canlynol: GORSAF PLEIDLEISIO/POLLING STATION Eligible Electors in the Register of Electors for the following Polling Districts: Ridgeway Community Centre, Ridgeway Hill, Ridgeway, Newport AL1-1 - AL1-2074/1 Portable Unit, Allt-Yr-Yn View, Allt-Yr-Yn AL2-1 - AL2-586 Glasllwch Primary School, Melbourne Way, Newport AL3-1 - AL3-1308 St Johns Church Hall, Bryngwyn Road, Newport AL4-1 - AL4-1656 Just Dance Community Centre, Locke Street, Newport AL5-1 - AL5-1130 St David Lewis Church, 512 Monnow Way, Bettws BS1-1 - BS1-1968 Yr Hafan Community Room at Ysgol Gymraeg Ifor Hael, Meon Close, Bettws, Newport BS2-1 - BS2-1761 Yr Hafan Community Room at Ysgol Gymraeg Ifor Hael, Meon Close, Bettws, Newport BS5-1 - BS5-331/2 Bettws Church Hall, Yeo Close, Newport BS3-1 - BS3-615 Monnow Primary School, Darent Close, Newport BS4-1 - BS4-949 Lodge Hill Junior School, Lodge Hill, Newport CA1-1 - CA1-1773 Lodge Hill Infants School, Roman Way, Newport CA2-1 - CA2-784 Portable Unit, Adjacent to 27 Home Farm Crescent, Caerleon, Newport CA3-1 - CA3-1433 Caerleon Town Hall, Church Street, Caerleon, Newport CA4-1 - CA4-2013 Bell Inn, Bulmore Road, Caerleon CA5-1 - CA5-225 Christchurch Church Hall, Christchurch Road, Newport CA6-1 - CA6-241 Stow Park Community Centre, Stow Park Church, Brynhyfryd Road GA1-1 - GA1-344 Stow Park Community Centre, Stow Park Church, Brynhyfryd Road ST2-1 - ST2-713 Maes Ebbw School, Maesglas Road, Newport GA2-1 - GA2-1681 Gaer Community Centre, Gaer Road, Newport GA3-1 - GA3-1899 St David`s RC Primary School, Park Crescent, Maesglas GA4-1 - GA4-462 Gaer Baptist Church, Shakespeare Crescent, Newport GA5-1 - GA5-1028 Gaer Christian Centre, Gaer Park Drive, Newport GA6-1 - GA6-1009 Graig Community Hall, Caerphilly Road, Bassaleg GG1-1 - GG1-2454 Rhiwderin Community Centre, Pentre Tai Road, Rhiwderin GG2-1 - GG2-1387 The Rivermead Centre, Fuscia Way, Rogerstone GG3-1 - GG3-975 The Rivermead Centre, Fuscia Way, Rogerstone RO6-1 - RO6-1026 St Michael`s Church Vestry, Church Road, Lower Machen, Newport GG4-1 - GG4-85 Malpas Court Mansion House, Oliphant Circle, Newport MA1-1 - MA1-458 Malpas Park Primary School, Wavell Drive, Malpas MA2-1 - MA2-1677 Malpas Library, Pillmawr Road, Newport MA3-1 - MA3-1699 Portable Unit, Alder Grove, Malpas MA4-1 - MA4-1468/1 Portable Unit, Darwin Drive, Car Park next to Football Field, Off Russell Drive MA5-1 - MA5-799 Portable Unit, Church Crescent, Coedkernew, Marshfield MD1-1 - MD1-254 Portable Unit, Asda Car Park, Pencarn Way, Coedkernew MD2-1 - MD2-1357 Young Mens Friendly Society, Castleton Village Hall, Marshfield Road, Castleton MD3-1 - MD3-1314/1 Marshfield Village Hall, Wellfield Road, Marshfield MD4-1 - MD4-1100 Michaelstone-Y-Fedw Village Hall, Michaelstone, Cardiff MD5-5 - MD5-244 Peterstone Village Hall, Broadstreet Common, Peterstone, Wentloog MD6-1 - MD6-163 St Brides Village Hall, Lighthouse Road, St Brides MD7-1 - MD7-484 St Michael`s Church Hall, St Michael Street, Pillgwenlly, Newport PY1-1 - PY1-379 Pillgwenlly Millennium Centre, Courtybella Terrace, Newport PY2-2 - PY2-617 Pillgwenlly Millennium Centre, Courtybella Terrace, Newport PY3-1 - PY3-1103 Pill Junior & Infant School, Capel Crescent, Pillgwenlly PY4-1 - PY4-1089/1 Pill Junior & Infant School, Capel Crescent, Pillgwenlly PY7-1 - PY7-596 Portable Unit, Ariel Reach, Pillgwenlly, Newport PY5-1 - PY5-465 Portable Unit, Asda Stores Car Park, Lower Dock Street, Pillgwenlly PY6-1 - PY6-132 High Cross Primary School, High Cross Drive, High Cross, Rogerstone RO1-1 - RO1-406 High Cross Primary School, High Cross Drive, High Cross, Rogerstone RO2-1 - RO2-765 Mount Pleasant Primary School, Ruskin Avenue, Rogerstone, Newport RO3-1 - RO3-2080 Rogerstone Primary School, Ebenezer Drive, Rogerstone RO4-2 - RO4-1629 St Johns School Room, Wern Terrace, Rogerstone RO5-1 - RO5-2471 Brynglas House, Brynglas Road, Newport SH1-1 - SH1-644 Blaen-Y-Pant Centre, Blaen-y-pant Crescent, Newport SH2-1 - SH2-458 All Saints Community Church, All Saints Vicarage, Brynglas Road SH3-1 - SH3-1232 Shaftesbury Street Methodist Church, Shaftesbury Street, Newport SH4-1 - SH4-867 Portable Unit, Dos Road, Shaftesbury SH5-1 - SH5-525 St Woolos Primary School, Stow Hill, Newport ST1-1 - ST1-1177 Belle Vue Bowling Club, Belle Vue Park, Friars Road PY8-1 - PY8-464 Belle Vue Bowling Club, Belle Vue Park, Friars Road ST3-1 - ST3-557 Mount Zion - Mynydd Seion, Hill Street, Newport ST4-2 - ST4-811/2 The Duffryn Public House, Duffryn Drive, Newport TP1-1 - TP1-3194 Will Godfrey Swyddog Canlyniadau Gweithredol / Acting Returning Officer Dyddiedig: Ddydd Iau 11 Mai 2017 Dated: Thursday 11 May 2017 Argraffwyd a chyhoeddwyd gan y Swyddog Canlyniadau Gweithredol Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer Canolfan Ddinesig Civic Centre Casnewydd Newport Will Godfrey Swyddog Canlyniadau Gweithredol / Acting Returning Officer Dyddiedig: Ddydd Iau 11 Mai 2017 Dated: Thursday 11 May 2017 Argraffwyd a chyhoeddwyd gan y Swyddog Canlyniadau Gweithredol Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer Canolfan Ddinesig Civic Centre Casnewydd Newport .
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