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Situation of Polling Stations SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Election of the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Hampshire Police Area (Isle of Wight 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 Situation of Polling Station Station Ranges of electoral Number register numbers of Number register numbers of persons entitled to persons entitled to vote thereat vote thereat Bembridge Village Hall, High Street, Bembridge 1 A1-1 to A1-1464 Bembridge Methodist Church Hall, 2 A2-1 to A2- Foreland Road, Bembridge 1743 Binstead Methodist Schoolroom, Chapel Road, 3 B1-1 to B1-2270 Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 91 Fishbourne 4 B2-1 to B2-644 Binstead Lane, Fishbourne Brading Town Hall, The Bull Ring, High Street, 5 C1-1 to C1- St Helens Community Centre, Guildford 6 C2-1 to C2- Brading 1719 Road, St. Helens, Ryde 1051 Wilberforce Hall, North Street, Brighstone 7 D1-1 to D1- Seely Hall, Brook, Newport 8 D2-1 to D2-114 1199 Seely Hall, Brook, Newport 8 D3-1 to D3-92 Calbourne Recreation Centre, School 9 D4-1 to D4-284 Lane, Calbourne Porchfield Village Hall, Porchfield, Newport 10 D5-1 to D5-377 Newbridge Community Centre, Main 11 D6-1 to D6-161 Road, Newbridge, Yarmouth Shalfleet Village Hall, Church Lane, Shalfleet, 12 D7-1 to D7-345 Carisbrooke Church Hall, Carisbrooke 13 E1-1 to E1- Newport High Street, Carisbrooke 1585/1 Carisbrooke and Gunville Methodist Schoolroom, 14 E2-1 to E2-1121 Arreton Community Centre, Main Road, 15 F1-1 to F1-815 Gunville Road, Carisbrooke, Newport Arreton, Newport Chillerton Village Hall, Chillerton, Newport 16 F2-1 to F2-355 Godshill Scout Hall, May Close, Godshill, 17 F3-1 to F3-1253 Ventnor Rookley Village Hall, Highwood Lane, Rookley, 18 F4-1 to F4-497 Chale W I Hall, Church Place, Chale, 19 G1-1 to G1-510 Ventnor Ventnor Niton Village Hall, High Street, Niton, Ventnor 20 G2-1 to G2- Whitwell Village Hall, Whitwell, Ventnor 21 G3-1 to G3-684 1147 Shorwell Parish Hall, Russell Road, Shorwell 22 G4-1 to G4-604 The Scout Hall, Smithards Lane, Cowes 23 H-1 to H-3064 Cowes Library, 12 - 14 Beckford Road, Cowes 24 I-1 to I-2809 Isle Of Wight Community Club, Park 25 J1-1 to J1-976 Road, Cowes Northwood Village Hall, Newport Road, 26 J2-1 to J2-1914 Isle of Wight Community Club, Park Road, 27 K1-1 to K1- Northwood, Cowes Cowes 1248 Gurnard Village Hall, Westbrook Lane, Gurnard 28 K2-1 to K2-1643 East Cowes Town Hall, The Town Hall, 29 L1-1 to L1-1908 York Avenue East Cowes Methodist Church Hall, Yarborough 30 L2-1 to L2-1256 Medina Theatre Entrance, Fairlee Road, 31 M1-1 to M1- Road, East Cowes Newport 2177 Whippingham Community Centre, Whippingham, 32 M2-1 to M2-582 Whippingham Community Centre, 32 M3-1 to M3-190 East Cowes Whippingham, East Cowes Memorial Hall, Avenue Road, Freshwater 33 N1-1 to N1- Horse and Groom Public House, Main 34 N2-1 to N2-885 1036 Road, Ningwood Yarmouth & District Community Hall, St. James 35 N3-1 to N3-222 Yarmouth & District Community Hall, St. 35 N4-1 to N4-484 Street, Yarmouth James Street, Yarmouth West Wight Sports and Community Centre, Moa 36 O-1 to O-3105 Ryde United Reformed Church, Corbett 37 P-1 to P-2712 Place, Freshwater Road, Ryde Lions Day & Community Centre, New Road, Lake 38 Q-1 to Q-2863 Lions Day & Community Centre, New 39 R1-1 to R1- Road, Lake 1274 Shanklin Football Club Clubhouse, Green Lane, 40 R2-1 to R2- Newport Scout Headquarters, 1st Newport 41 S-1 to S-2745 Shanklin 1619 IW Scout Group, Woodbine Close Seagrove Pavilion, Seagrove Recreation Ground, 42 T1-1 to T1-1674 Sea View Yacht Club, Esplande, Seaview 43 T2-1 to T2-751 Seagrove Farm Road All Saints Newchurch Church Hall, High Street, 44 U1-1 to U1- Havenstreet Community Centre, Main 45 U2-1 to U2-722 Newchurch, Sandown 2171 Road, Havenstreet Newport Congregational Church, 98 Pyle Street, 46 V-1 to V-2671 Newport Victoria Sports Social Club, The 47 W-1 to W-2853 Newport Pavilion, Recreation Ground Road Parkside Pavilion, Vectis Road, East Cowes 48 X-1 to X-3115 Downside Community Centre, Furrlongs, 49 Y-1 to Y-2813/1 Newport Isle of Wight College - The Pink Building, Medina 50 Z-1 to Z-2737 Grace Church (Ryde), Marlborough Road, 51 AA-1 to AA- Way, Newport Ryde 3036 The Community Hall, Aspire Ryde, Trinity 52 BB1-1 to BB1- 5th Ryde Scout Hall, Old St. Johns 53 BB2-1 to BB2- Buildings, Dover Street 1672 Annexe, The Eric Warner Centre, St. 1355 Johns Road All Saints Church Hall, West Street, Ryde 54 CC1-1 to CC1- The Community Hall, Aspire Ryde, The 55 CC2-1 to CC2- 2311 Trinity Buildings, Dover Street 808 Ryde Fire Station, Nicholson Road, Ryde 56 DD-1 to DD- The Sherbourne Centre, Sherbourne 57 EE1-1 to EE1- 1750 Avenue, Ryde 1621 Ryde Heritage Centre, The Chapel, Ryde 58 EE2-1 to EE2- The Annex, St Johns Church, St. Johns 59 FF1-1 to FF1- Cemetery, West Street 1059 Crescent 2312 Yaverland Sailing & Boating Club, Yaverland 60 FF2-1 to FF2- The Broadway Centre, 1 Broadway, 61 GG1-1 to GG1- Road, Sandown 372 Sandown 1633 Sandown and Shanklin Rugby Clubhouse, The 62 GG2-1 to GG2- Falcon Cross Hall, Falcon Cross Road, 63 HH-1 to HH- Fairway Ground, Sandown 1203 Shanklin 2882 Shanklin Voluntary Youth and Community Centre, 64 II-1 to II-2999 Christ Church Hall, The Broadway, 65 JJ1-1 to JJ1- Victoria Avenue, Shanklin Totland Bay 2464 Colwell Baptist Church Hall, Colwell Road, 66 JJ2-1 to JJ2- Salisbury Gardens Polling Station, 1 67 KK1-1 to KK1- Freshwater 671 Salisbury Gardens, Dudley Road 2508 St Lawrence Village Hall, Undercliff Drive, St. 68 KK2-1 to KK2- The Old School, New Road, Wootton 69 LL-1 to LL-2824 Lawrence, Ventnor 558 Bridge Stenbury Hall, St. Martins Road, Wroxall, Ventnor 70 MM1-1 to MM1- St. Margaret's Hall, Lowtherville Road, 71 MM2-1 to MM2- 1438 Upper Ventnor 910 St. Boniface Church, Bonchurch Shute, 72 MM3-1 to MM3- Bonchurch 741/1 Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Claire Shand Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, County Hall, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 1UD .
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