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NOTICE of POLL Notice Is Hereby Given That: 1 Gloucestershire County Council - Election of a County Councillor Blakeney and Bream Division NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a County Councillor for the Blakeney and Bream Division will be held on Thursday 4 May 2017, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm 2. The number of county councillors to be elected in this division is One 3. The following people stand nominated for election to this division.The names, addresses and descriptions of the candidates remaining validly nominated and the names of all the persons signing the candidates nomination papers are as follows: Name of Candidate Address Description Names of Persons who have signed the Nomination Paper Richard Henry Iona The Conservative Marion R Meek Richard W O Edge BOYLES Blaisdon Lane Party Candidate Richard D Knott Patricia J Davey Blaisdon Nr Longhope Sandra A Knott Antony J Davey Gloucestershire Richard C Silvester Stephen G Foster GL17 0AL Pauline J Silvester Helen Foster Derek George Broadview Liberal Democrat Jonathan J L Gault Andrew J Palmer COUZENS George Road Lindsey Read Donna-Marie Palmer Yorkley Alessandra K Grenar Rebecca J Wellsted Lydney James S Slade Andrew J Vivian Glos GL15 4TL Fiona M Slade Nicholas J Wellsted Louise Mary Greygates Green Party Daniel J Cook Kate De Selincourt ELLIOTT Upper Road Andrew T Worsley Andy Moore Pillowell Mollie Meager Margaret L Thomas Lydney Peter N Dunford Andrew C Darke GL15 4RD Alan R Clarke Lesley H A Wadsworth Janet Hazel 7 Deans Way Road Labour Party Michael P Kennerley Helen L Saunders KEENE Mitcheldean Margaret E Furness Philip Saunders GL17 0BJ Edmund P Parker Cheryl P Avery Elizabeth F Ball Robin A Avery Gordon S Mitchell Peter J Stanway Richard Nicholas Parkfields UK Independence Sandra H Leppington Gillian M Drew LEPPINGTON New Road Party (UKIP) Averil E Sumners Robert A Drew Bream Malcolm Dunn David C Kear GL15 6HJ Denise P Dunn Janette M Kear Christopher W Chilton Damian M Smith 4. The situation of the Polling Station(s) for the above election and the Local Government electors entitled to vote are as follows: Description of Persons entitled to Vote Situation of Polling Stations Polling Station No Local Government Electors whose names appear on the Register of Electors for the said Electoral Area for the current year. Blakeney and District Recreation Centre, Butts Lane High Street, BLAKENEY NC 1 (NC) 1 - 1249 GL15 4DW Village Hall, AWRE, GL14 1EL NCA 2 (NCA) 1 - 176 The Community Centre, Roman Way, Off Beech Way, LITTLEDEAN GL14 3NB OG 3 (OG) 1 - 1036 The Armoury Hall, Dean Road, NEWNHAM GL14 1AB OV 4 (OV) 1 - 1136 Village Hall, Lower Road, SOUDLEY GL14 2TZ PBY 5 (PBY) 1 - 454 The West Dean Centre, High Street, BREAM GL15 6JW PP 6 (PP) 1 - 2595 Pillowell Village Hall, Upper Road, Pillowell, LYDNEY GL15 4QZ PU 7 (PU) 1 - 309 Memorial Hall, Parkend Road, WHITECROFT GL15 4PA PUA 8 (PUA) 1 - 710 Parkend Memorial Hall, Folly Road, PARKEND GL15 4JF PV 9 (PV) 1 - 499 Community Centre, Bailey Hill, YORKLEY GL15 4RS PW 10 (PW) 1 - 1102 Viney St Swithins Sports and Social Club, Viney Hill, LYDNEY GL15 4NF PX 11 (PX) 1 - 421 DATED: 10 April 2017 Claire Hughes Deputy Returning Officer PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY THE DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER FOREST OF DEAN DISTRICT COUNCIL COUNCIL OFFICES COLEFORD GLOS GL16 8HG. .
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