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Situation of Polling Stations SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Borough of Reigate and Banstead Borough & Town Council Elections 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: Ranges of electoral Ranges of electoral Station register numbers of Station register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to vote Number persons entitled to vote thereat thereat Banstead Civic Centre, The Horseshoe, Banstead Civic Centre, The Horseshoe, 1 BAN1-1 to BAN1-2664 2 BAN2-1 to BAN2-1707 Bolters Lane Bolters Lane The Mead Room, Banstead Community Woodmansterne Village Hall, Carshalton 3 BAN3-1 to BAN3-2457 4 CKW1-3 to CKW1-2340 Hall, Park Road Road, Woodmansterne Peter Aubertin Hall, Elmore Road, CKW2-2 to CKW2-1696 War Memorial Hall, Brighton Road, Burgh 5 6 CKW4-1 to CKW4-621 Chipstead CKW3-1 to CKW3-261 Heath Kingswood Village Hall, Waterhouse Lane, Earlswood Baptist Church, St John's Road, 7 CKW5-1 to CKW5-2609 8 EWB1-1 to EWB1-1821 Kingswood Earlswood Earlswood Baptist Church, St John's Road, EWB2-2 to EWB2-30 Redhill Football (Social) Club, Kiln Brow, 9 10 EWB4-1 to EWB4-1733 Earlswood EWB3-1 to EWB3-1743 Three Arch Road Whitebushes Village Hall, Masons Bridge Hooley Village Hall, St. Margaret`s Road, 11 EWB5-1 to EWB5-1782 12 HMN1-1 to HMN1-816 Road, Redhill Hooley Netherne Village Hall, Cayton Road, Merstham Village Hall, Station Road, 13 HMN2-1 to HMN2-1081 14 HMN3-1 to HMN3-1007 Netherne on the Hill Merstham Merstham Community Hub, 2B Portland HMN4-1 to HMN4-1420 HMN6-1 to HMN6-1803 15 Canada Hall, Battlebridge Lane, Merstham 16 Drive, Merstham HMN5-1 to HMN5-1550 HMN7-1 to HMN7-154 Regent House Community Centre, Albert Edmonds Hall, Albert Rooms, 92 Albert 17 HRC1-1 to HRC1-1231 18 HRC2-1 to HRC2-1930 Road, Horley Road, Horley Edmonds Hall, Albert Rooms, 92 Albert HRC2-1931 to HRC2- St Francis Church Hall, Balcombe Road, 19 20 HRC3-1 to HRC3-2431 Road, Horley 3782 Horley Salfords Village Hall, Honeycrock Lane, HRE1-1 to HRE1-448 Tanyard Barn Community Centre, The HRE3-1 to HRE3-4308 21 22 Salfords HRE2-1 to HRE2-1830 Acres, Brookfield Drive HRE4-1 to HRE4-663 Tanyard Barn Community Centre, The Reigate Valley College, Sidlow Bridge 23 HRE3-2204 to HRE3-4308 24 HRW1-1 to HRW1-414 Acres, Brookfield Drive Campus, Ironsbottom, Sidlow St Wilfrid`s Church, Horley Row, Horley 25 HRW2-1 to HRW2-3092 Pathfinder Scout Hall, Baden Drive, Horley 26 HRW3-1 to HRW3-3137 St John`s Church Hall, The Avenue, St John`s Church Hall, The Avenue, KTW1-2014 to KTW1- 27 KTW1-1 to KTW1-2013 28 Tadworth Tadworth 3998 The Community Centre, Breech Lane, Church of the Wisdom of God Church Hall, KTW3-1 to KTW3-83 29 KTW2-1 to KTW2-1662 30 Walton on the Hill Buckland Road, Lower Kingswood KTW4-1 to KTW4-2081 Donyngs Leisure Centre Creche, Linkfield MSJ1-1 to MSJ1-1332 St Mary`s Church Centre, Chart Lane, 31 32 MSJ3-1 to MSJ3-2493 Lane, Redhill MSJ2-1 to MSJ2-380 Reigate MSJ4-1 to MSJ4-2298 St Paul`s Church Hall, Warren Road, St John`s Church, Church Road, Redhill 33 34 NOR1-1 to NOR1-2828 MSJ5-1 to MSJ5-135 Banstead St Paul`s Church Hall, Warren Road, NOR1-2828/1 to NOR1- The Beacon School, Piquets Way, 35 36 NOR2-1 to NOR2-1839 Banstead 5383 Banstead St Joseph's Church, 122 Ladbroke Road, RDE2-1 to RDE2-2384 37 RDE1-1/1 to RDE1-3147 The Warwick School, Noke Drive, Redhill 38 Redhill RDE3-1 to RDE3-497 RDW1-1 to RDW1-43 Colman/Redland Centre, Croydon Road, Holy Trinity Church Centre, Carlton Road, 39 RDW2-1 to RDW2-69 40 RDW4-1 to RDW4-2065 Reigate Redhill RDW3-1 to RDW3-966 Holy Trinity Church Centre, Carlton Road, RDW4-2065/1 to RDW4- St Joseph`s Catholic Primary School, 41 42 RDW5-1 to RDW5-2198 Redhill 4010 Linkfield Lane, Redhill RGT1-1 to RGT1-13/2 St Philip`s Church Hall, Nutley Lane, St Mark`s Church Hall, Alma Road, Reigate 43 44 RGT3-3 to RGT3-2413 RGT2-1 to RGT2-3303 Reigate St Mary`s Church Centre, Chart Lane, RGT4-1 to RGT4-1121 Reigate Park Church, Park Lane East, SPW1-1 to SPW1-1846 45 46 Reigate RGT5-1 to RGT5-444 Reigate SPW2-1 to SPW2-161 Reigate Park Church, Park Lane East, SPW1-1847 to SPW1- Woodhatch Community Centre, Whitebeam SPW3-1 to SPW3-876 47 48 Reigate 3624 Drive, Reigate SPW4-1 to SPW4-31 Dovers Green School, Rushetts Road, St Mark`s Church Hall, Great Tattenhams, 49 SPW5-1 to SPW5-1803 50 TCP1-1 to TCP1-2456 Reigate Epsom Downs St Mark`s Church Hall, Great Tattenhams, Tadworth Leisure and Community Centre, 51 TCP1-2457 to TCP1-4914 52 TCP2-1 to TCP2-2152 Epsom Downs Preston Manor Road, Tadworth Dated Wednesday 24 April 2019 John Jory Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, TOWN HALL, CASTLEFIELD ROAD, REIGATE, SURREY, RH2 OSH .
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