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Polling District Review ANNEX POLLING DISTRICT REVIEW WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Bletchley & AA- Church Green St Mary’s Church Fenny Stratford Hall AB- Denbigh Saints St Andrews Baptist Church AC- Denbigh Poets Portacabin, Cottingham Grove AD- Central Bletchley Bletchley Library AE- Simpson AE- Simpson AF- Fenny Stratford Methodist Church Hall, Queensway AG-Granby The Common Room, Granby AH- Manor North Manor Road Centre Bradwell BA- Bradwell Bradwell Memorial Hall BB- Bradwell Common Community Centre, Bradwell Common BC- Heelands Heelands Meeting Place BD- Conniburrow Salvation Army Centre, Conniburrow Campbell Park CA- Fishermead Trinity Centre, Fishermead CB- Woolstone Woolstone Community Centre 1 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Campbell Park CC- Springfield Springfield Meeting (cont) Place CD- Oldbrook Oldbrook Community Centre CE- Central Milton Centrecom Keynes CF- Central Milton Centrecom Keynes West Danesborough DA- Bow Brickhill Village Pavilion, Bow Brickhill DB- Little Brickhill Village Hall, Little Brickhill DC- Wavendon Community Centre, Wavendon DD- Woburn Sands Ellen Pettit Memorial Hall Denbigh EA- Denbigh North West Coldharbour Children’s Centre EB- Denbigh West Whaddon Way Church EC- Denbigh North East The Frank Moran Centre Eaton Manor FA- Eaton North Lakes Estate Community centre FB- Eaton South Lakes Estate Community Centre FC- Manor South Coronation Hall FD- Eaton North East Sycamore Hall 2 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Emerson Valley GA- Emerson Valley River Valley Centre South GB- Emerson Valley Emerson Valley North meeting Place GC/GG- Tattenhoe Tattenhoe Pavilion (Merge Polling Districts) GD- Westcroft Westcroft Meeting Place GE- Shenley Brook End Community Centre, Shenley Brook End GF- Kingsmead Community House, Kingsmead Furzton HA- Shenley Lodge Shenlley Lodge Meeting Place HB- Furzton North Ridgeway Community Centre HC- Furzton South Furzton Community Centre Hanslope Park IA- Castlethorpe Village Hall, Castlethorpe IB- Hanslope Village Hall, Hanslope IC- Haversham Haversham First School Linford North JA- Great Linford North Pavilion, Great Linford JB/JD Pennyland & Falaise, Bolbeck Bolbeck Park (Merge Park Polling Districts) JC/JE Giffard Park & Giffard Park Blakelands (Merge Community Annexe Polling Districts) 3 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Linford South KA- Downs Barn The Cross & Stable, Downs Barn KB- Neath Hil Brooksward Community Annexe KC- Downhead Park Quaker Centre, Downhead Park KD/KE Willen Park & The Granville Willen (Merge Polling Centre Districts) New Polling District- Lovat Fields Village South Willen Park KF- Campbell Park Centrecom Loughton Park LA & part LC (Loughton Loughton Memorial Lodge to move to LA) Hall LB- Crownhill Crownhill Meeting Place LC- Great Holm Great Holm Community Centre LD- Shenley Church St Edward the End Confessor, Shenley Church End LE- Grange Farm Christ the Sower School, Grange Farm LF/LG- Medbourne and Medbourne Oakhill (Merge Polling Community centre Districts) LH- Oxley Park Oxley Park School 4 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Broughton MA- Broughton The Broughton Hotel MB/MD Milton Keynes Village Hall Milton Village and Middleton Keynes Village (Merge Polling Districts) MC- Monkston Monkston Community centre ME-Woughton St Mary’s Church, Parish Hall, Woughton on the Woughton on the Green Green MF- Peartree Bridge Peartree Bridge Age Concern, Interaction Centre Chadd Lane MG- Monkston Park St Bernadette’s School Newport NA- Newport Pagnell Lovat Hall Pagnell North Central NB- Newport Pagnell Portfields West Community Centre NC- Newport Pagnell Portfields Railway Walk Community Centre ND- Newport Pagnell Green Park Trees Community Centre Newport OA- Newport Pagnell Tickford Park Pagnell South Tickford Primary School OB- Newport Pagnell Green Park Green Park Community Centre OC- Newport Pagnell Green Park Cedars Community Centre Olney PA- Olney West The Olney Centre PB- Olney East United Reform Church Olney 5 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Olney (cont) PC- Weston Underwood Memorial Hall, Weston Underwood PD- Ravenstone Ravenstone Village Hall PE/PF/PI Cold Brayfield, Village Hall Lavendon, Warrington (3 Lavendon Districts) PG/PH Clifton Reynes , C of E School, Newton Blossomville (2 Newton Districts) Blossomville Sherington QA/QB Gayhurst, Stoke Village Hall Stoke Goldington (2 Districts) Goldington QC- Moulsoe Millennium Village Hall Moulsoe QD- Chicheley Village Hall, Chicheley QE- Lathbury The Hut, Lathbury QF- North Crawley The Institute, North Crawley QG- Sherington Village Hall, Sherington QH/QK Emberton Village Hall /Tyringham & Filgrave (2 Emberton Districts) QI/QJ Astwood/ Astwood Village Hardmead (2 Districts) Hall Stantonbury RA- Bancroft Bancroft Meeting Place RB- Bradville West Mathiesen Centre RC/RD-Bancroft Park & Roman Park Bluebridge (Merge Residents Club Polling Districts) 6 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Stantonbury RE/RF Stantonbury Wood End First Christ Church (cont) West and East (Merge School Ecumenical Centre Polling Districts) and Wood End First School RG- Bradville East Bradville Hall Stony Stratford SA- Calverton The Vestry, All Saints Church, Calverton SB- Stony Stratford Stony Stratford North Library SC/SD Stony Stratford York House Centre South East, Stony Stratford South West (2 Polling Districts) SE- Galley Hill Queen Eleanor Primary School SF- Fullers Slade Rowan Surestart Centre SG/SH Two Mile Ash Church of the Holy North & South (Merge Cross, Two Mile Polling Districts) Ash Walton Park TA/TB Walton and Heronsbrook Walnut Tree (Merge Meeting Place, Polling Districts) Walnut Tree TC- Wavendon Gate Wavendon Gate Pavilion TD/TG Browns Wood Community Centre, and Old Farm Park Old Farm Park (Merge Polling Districts) TE- Caldecotte Energiser Bus, Monellan Crescent TF- Kents Hill Kents Hill Community Centre 7 WARD POLLING DISTRICT CURRENT PROPOSED POLLING POLLING STATION STATION (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT) Whaddon UA- Whaddon Castles West Bletchley Community Centre UB-Whaddon Fairways Portacabin, Gleneagles Close UC- Whaddon Rivers Bletchley Youth Centre UD- Whaddon Chepstow Drive Racecourses Meeting Place Wolverton VA- Wolverton West The Community Room, Wyvern School VB- Wolverton East Bushfields Middle School VC- Greenleys Greenleys Community Centre VD- New Bradwell Community Centre, New Bradwell VE- Hodge Lea Hodge Lea Meeting Place VF- Stacey Bushes Stacey Bushes Meeting Place Woughton WA- Netherfield Woughton Parish Office Meeting Room WB- Beanhill Beanhill Meeting Place WC- Tinkers Bridge Tinkers Bridge Meeting Place WD- Eaglestone Activite Centre, Eaglestone WE- Coffee Hall Coffee Hall Meeting Place WF- Leadenhall Sixth Form Centre 8 .
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