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Zone 1 Ward 1 - Clydesdale West BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 1 Kirkton Primary School 1 820 126 946 2 Kirkton Primary School 2 829 122 951 3 Kirkton Primary School 3 799 132 931 4 Crossford Hall 1 602 119 721 5 South Lanarkshire Lifestyles, Carluke 1 891 169 1060 6 South Lanarkshire Lifestyles, Carluke 2 827 135 962 7 South Lanarkshire Lifestyles, Carluke 3 859 111 970 8 South Lanarkshire Lifestyles, Carluke 4 887 164 1051 9 Crawforddyke Primary School 1 878 153 1031 10 Crawforddyke Primary School 2 951 154 1105 11 Crawforddyke Primary School 3 805 158 963 12 Crawforddyke Primary School 4 866 163 1029 13 Braidwood Primary School 1 526 119 645 14 Tom Craig Centre 1 779 97 876 15 Tom Craig Centre 2 778 114 892 16 Tom Craig Centre 3 756 139 895 Totals 12853 2175 15028 Zone 1 Ward 2 - Clydesdale North BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 17 Lanark Primary School 1 861 177 1038 18 Lanark Primary School 2 998 191 1189 19 St Nicholas Parish Church Hall 1 849 260 1109 20 St Nicholas Parish Church Hall 2 880 218 1098 21 Council Chamber 1 654 171 825 22 Council Chamber 2 821 185 1006 23 New Lanark Primary School 1 190 18 208 24 Robert Owen Memorial Primary School 1 590 99 689 25 Robert Owen Memorial Primary School 2 638 103 741 26 Kirkfieldbank Hall 1 746 122 868 27 Tarbrax Village Hall 1 132 24 156 28 Auchengray Primary School 1 261 60 321 29 Nemphlar Hall 1 99 20 119 30 Forth Sports and Community Centre 1 862 188 1050 31 Forth Sports and Community Centre 2 834 200 1034 32 Braehead Hall 1 346 66 412 Totals 9761 2102 11863 Zone 1 Ward 3 - Clydesdale East BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 33 Biggar Municipal Hall 1 933 196 1129 34 Biggar Municipal Hall 2 880 229 1109 35 Portacabin opposite Newbigging Hall 1 169 50 219 36 Crawford Hall 1 334 71 405 37 Leadhills Hall 1 193 59 252 38 Abington Hall 1 316 72 388 39 Roberton Public Hall 1 322 92 414 40 Coulter Hall 1 212 47 259 41 Carnwath Primary School 1 719 127 846 42 Carnwath Primary School 2 718 113 831 43 Elsrickle Hall 1 141 47 188 44 Dolphinton Hall 1 191 54 245 45 Symington Hall 1 686 148 834 46 Thankerton Hall 1 443 97 540 47 Pettinain Hall 1 182 31 213 48 Carmichael Hall 1 167 52 219 49 Quothquan Hall 1 217 90 307 50 Carstairs Community Centre 1 984 180 1164 51 Carstairs Junction Hall 1 437 56 493 Totals 8244 1811 10055 Zone 1 Ward 4 - Clydesdale South BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 52 The Fountain 1 755 189 944 53 The Fountain 2 727 185 912 54 Woodpark Primary School 1 763 140 903 55 Woodpark Primary School 2 720 124 844 56 Blackwood Primary School 1 983 191 1174 57 Blackwood Primary School 2 1013 172 1185 58 Blackwood Primary School 3 996 176 1172 59 Auchenheath Hall 1 435 75 510 60 Brocketsbrae Hall 1 296 78 374 61 Rigside Community Hall 1 552 110 662 62 St Brides Centre 1 514 87 601 63 St Brides Centre 2 556 91 647 64 Glespin Community Hall 1 99 25 124 65 Coalburn Leisure Complex 1 533 201 734 66 Coalburn Leisure Complex 2 566 107 673 Totals 9508 1951 11459 Zone 1 Ward 5 - Avondale and Stonehouse BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 67 Stonehouse Primary School* 1 677 129 806 68 Stonehouse Primary School* 2 1012 190 1202 69 Stonehouse Primary School* 3 1023 179 1202 70 Stonehouse Primary School* 4 997 167 1164 71 Gilmourton Primary School 1 378 84 462 72 Kirklandpark Primary School 1 798 164 962 73 Kirklandpark Primary School 2 922 154 1076 74 Glassford Hall 1 547 87 634 75 Chapelton Primary School 1 643 110 753 76 Auldhouse Primary School 1 155 30 185 77 Wester Overton Primary School 1 721 137 858 78 Wester Overton Primary School 2 863 169 1032 79 Wester Overton Primary School 3 775 171 946 80 Avendale Old Parish Church Hall 1 1081 183 1264 81 Sandford Village Hall 1 360 43 403 Totals 10952 1997 12949 Zone 2 Ward 6 - East Kilbride South BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 82 Ballerup Recreation Area Pavilion 1 1021 103 1124 83 Greenhills Primary School 1 597 58 655 84 Greenhills Primary School 2 562 84 646 85 Castlefield Primary School 1 721 79 800 86 Castlefield Primary School 2 870 93 963 87 St Vincent's Primary School 1 745 165 910 88 St Vincent's Primary School 2 833 152 985 89 St Vincent's Primary School 3 840 162 1002 90 Crosshouse Primary School* 1 1016 156 1172 91 Crosshouse Primary School* 2 1071 277 1348 92 Greenhills Hall 1 824 86 910 93 Alistair McCoist Complex 1 678 127 805 94 Alistair McCoist Complex 2 742 118 860 Totals 10520 1660 12180 Zone 2 Ward 7 - East Kilbride Central South BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 95 Westwood Parish Church Hall 1 824 163 987 96 Westwood Parish Church Hall 2 950 176 1126 97 Westwood Parish Church Hall 3 705 140 845 98 East Milton Primary School 1 685 150 835 99 East Milton Primary School 2 753 127 880 100 East Milton Primary School 3 810 138 948 101 Heatheryknowe Primary School 1 779 121 900 102 Heatheryknowe Primary School 2 698 118 816 103 South Parish Church Hall 1 818 174 992 104 South Parish Church Hall 2 798 160 958 105 South Parish Church Hall 3 839 162 1001 106 South Park Primary School 1 793 110 903 107 South Park Primary School 2 820 103 923 Totals 10272 1842 12114 Zone 2 Ward 8 - East Kilbride Central North BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 108 Maxwellton Primary School/Greenburn School* 1 956 124 1080 109 Maxwellton Primary School/Greenburn School* 2 836 170 1006 110 Blacklaw Primary School 1 811 112 923 111 Blacklaw Primary School 2 870 117 987 112 Blacklaw Primary School 3 826 108 934 113 Kirktonholme Primary School 1 727 131 858 114 Kirktonholme Hall 1 949 158 1107 115 Kirktonholme Hall 2 894 164 1058 116 Halfmerke Primary/West Mains School 1 971 118 1089 117 East Kilbride Old Parish Church Hall 1 652 93 745 118 East Kilbride Old Parish Church Hall 2 568 134 702 119 East Mains United Reformed Church Hall 1 604 84 688 120 East Mains United Reformed Church Hall 2 617 79 696 121 Mount Cameron Primary School 1 957 155 1112 Totals 11238 1747 12985 Zone 2 Ward 9 - East Kilbride West BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 122 Stewartfield Community Centre 1 855 142 997 123 Stewartfield Community Centre 2 837 138 975 124 Mossneuk Primary School 1 919 229 1148 125 Mossneuk Primary School 2 957 171 1128 126 Mossneuk Primary School 3 964 191 1155 127 Mossneuk Primary School 4 938 197 1135 128 Crosshouse Primary School* 3 647 89 736 129 Thorntonhall Lawn Tennis Club 1 443 180 623 130 St Kenneth's Primary School 1 838 151 989 131 St Kenneth's Primary School 2 843 133 976 132 St Kenneth's Primary School 3 798 144 942 133 Mossneuk Parish Church 1 447 66 513 134 Mossneuk Parish Church 2 626 77 703 Totals 10112 1908 12020 Zone 2 Ward 10 - East Kilbride East BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 135 Maxwellton Primary School/Greenburn School* 3 1029 162 1191 136 Long Calderwood Primary School 1 909 163 1072 137 Long Calderwood Primary School 2 857 137 994 138 Long Calderwood Primary School 3 912 123 1035 139 Hunter Primary School 1 707 92 799 140 Hunter Primary School 2 675 132 807 141 St Leonard's Primary School 1 792 147 939 142 St Leonard's Primary School 2 843 130 973 143 Calderwood Hall 1 779 92 871 144 Mount Cameron Primary School* 2 729 139 868 145 Claremont Parish Church Hall 1 586 105 691 146 Claremont Parish Church Hall 2 592 93 685 147 Whitlawburn Community Resource Centre* 1 1 4 5 Totals 9411 1519 10930 Zone 3 Ward 11 - Rutherglen South BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 148 Calderwood Primary School 1 557 95 652 149 Calderwood Primary School 2 615 172 787 150 Calderwood Primary School 3 885 151 1036 151 Spittal Primary School 1 1030 175 1205 152 St Mark's Primary School 1 673 143 816 153 St Mark's Primary School 2 672 140 812 154 Fernhill Community Centre 1 850 149 999 155 Fernhill Community Centre 2 905 165 1070 156 Springhall Community Centre 1 643 128 771 157 Springhall Community Centre 2 602 120 722 158 Cathkin Primary School (Community Wing) 1 708 141 849 159 Cathkin Primary School (Community Wing) 2 691 136 827 160 Burnside Church Hall 1 753 181 934 Totals 9584 1896 11480 Zone 3 Ward 12 - Rutherglen Central and North BB Nos Polling Place Station Polling Station Postal Total No Electorate Electorate as Electorate as at 22.3.17 at 22.3.17 22.3.17 161 Rutherglen West and Wardlawhill Church Hall 1 662 85 747 162 Bankhead Primary School 1 953 140 1093 163 Bankhead Primary School 2 834 139 973 164 Bankhead Primary School 3 931 164 1095 165 Bankhead Primary School 4 904 138 1042 166 Universal Connections 1 635 80 715 167 Rutherglen West and Wardlawhill East Church Hall 1 784 195 979 168 Rutherglen West and Wardlawhill East Church Hall 2 766 160 926 169 Rutherglen West and Wardlawhill East
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