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Perth and Kinross Council Election of Member of Scottish Parliament For the Area of Perthshire South & Kinross-shire Constituency To be held on Thursday, 6th May 2021 The situation of the Polling Stations and the descriptions of the persons entitled to vote at each station are set out below: PD Polling Station and Address Persons entitled to vote at that station PLA 66 / PLA Moncreiffe Community Centre, Glenlyon Road, Perth 1 to 508 PLB 67 / PLB Moncreiffe Church Centre, Glenbruar Crescent, Perth 1 to 751 PLC 68 / PLC/1 Craigie Church Hall, Abbot Street, Perth 1 to 2712 PLC 69 / PLC/2 Craigie Church Hall, Abbot Street, Perth 1342 to 2717 PLD 70 / PLD/1, PLNScout Hall, Perth Academy, Murray Place, Perth 1 to 3722 PLN 70 / PLD/1, PLNScout Hall, Perth Academy, Murray Place, Perth 1 to 367 PLD 71 / PLD/2 Scout Hall, Perth Academy, Murray Place, Perth 935 to 3731 PLD 72 / PLD/3 Scout Hall, Perth Academy, Murray Place, Perth 2227 to 3744 PLE 73 / PLE/1 Oakbank Community Centre, Viewlands Road West, Perth 1 to 3022 PLE 74 / PLE/2 Oakbank Community Centre, Viewlands Road West, Perth 1509 to 3034 PLF 75 / PLF Baptist Church Hall, Almond View, Perth, PH1 1QQ 1 to 794 PLG 76 / PLG Baptist Church Hall, Almond View, Perth, PH1 1QQ 1 to 1062 PLH 10 77 / PLH10 Letham St Marks Church Hall, Rannoch Road, Perth 1 to 1441 PLH 11 78 / PLH11 Letham St Marks Church Hall, Rannoch Road, Perth 1 to 969 PLI 79 / PLI Railway Staff Club, Feus Road, Perth 1 to 1196 PLJ 80 / PLJ Railway Staff Club, Feus Road, Perth 1 to 1136 PLK 81 / PLK/1 Tulloch Community Centre, Tulloch Terrace, Perth 1 to 3512 PLK 82 / PLK/2 Tulloch Community Centre, Tulloch Terrace, Perth 1166 to 3523 PLK 83 / PLK/3 Tulloch Community Centre, Tulloch Terrace, Perth 2332 to 3531 PLL 84 / PLL/1 Perth Gospel Hall, Huntingtower Road, Perth, PH1 2LH 1 to 2345 PLL 85 / PLL/2 Perth Gospel Hall, Huntingtower Road, Perth, PH1 2LH 1161 to 2350 SLA 86 / SLA Sandison Hall, St. Fillans 1 to 177 SLB 87 / SLB/1 Comrie Community Centre, The White Church, Dunira 1 to 1918 Street, Comrie SLB 88 / SLB/2 Comrie Community Centre, The White Church, Dunira 940 to 1922 Street, Comrie SLC 89 / SLE/1, SLCStrathearn Community Campus, Pittenzie Road, Crieff 1 to 90 SLE 89 / SLE/1, SLCStrathearn Community Campus, Pittenzie Road, Crieff 1 to 3659 SLE 90 / SLE/2 Strathearn Community Campus, Pittenzie Road, Crieff 1225 to 3670 SLE 91 / SLE/3 Strathearn Community Campus, Pittenzie Road, Crieff 2438 to 3677 SLF 92 / SLD/1, SLFSt Andrews Church Hall, Strathearn Terrace, Crieff 1 to 221 SLD 92 / SLD/1, SLFSt Andrews Church Hall, Strathearn Terrace, Crieff 1 to 2453 SLD 93 / SLD/2 St Andrews Church Hall, Strathearn Terrace, Crieff 1189 to 2459 SLG 94 / SLG, SLJ Braco Village Hall, Braco, Dunblane 1 to 704 SLJ 94 / SLG, SLJ Braco Village Hall, Braco, Dunblane 1 to 337 SLH 95 / SLH Muthill Village Hall, Willoughby Street, Muthill 1 to 733 SLI 96 / SLI,SLL,SLMAytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 1 to 222 PD Polling Station and Address Persons entitled to vote at that station SLL 96 / SLI,SLL,SLMAytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 3 to 179 SLM 96 / SLI,SLL,SLMAytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 1 to 807 SLN 97 / SLN/1 Aytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 1 to 3988 SLN 98 / SLN/2 Aytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 1630 to 3996 SLN 99 / SLN/3 Aytoun Hall, 91-93 High Street, Auchterarder, Perthshire 2776 to 4006 SLK 100 / SLK Moray Institute, Moray Street, Blackford 1 to 720 SLP 101 / SLP Aberuthven Village Hall, Aberuthven, Auchterarder 1 to 431 SLQ 102 / SLQ St Paul's Church Hall, Perth Road, Dunning, Perth 1 to 1121 SLR 103 / SLR/1 Milnathort Town Hall, Milnathort, Kinross 1 to 1741 SLR 104 / SLR/2 Milnathort Town Hall, Milnathort, Kinross 884 to 1749 SLS 105 / SLS/1 Millbridge Hall, Old Causeway, Kinross, KY13 8DW 1 to 5066 SLS 106 / SLS/2 Millbridge Hall, Old Causeway, Kinross, KY13 8DW 1690 to 5072 SLS 107 / SLS/3 Millbridge Hall, Old Causeway, Kinross, KY13 8DW 3365 to 5079 SLT 108 / SLT Crook of Devon Village Hall, Crook Of Devon, Kinross 1 to 1125 SLU 109 / SLU Moubray Hall, Powmill 1 to 470 SLV 110 / SLV Cleish Village Hall, Cleish, Kinross 1 to 174 SLW 111 / SLW Tabernacle Hall, Blairadam 1 to 453 SLX 112 / SLX Portmoak Village Hall, Portmoak, Scotlandwell 1 to 1173 SLY 113 / SLY Glenfarg Village Hall, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg, Perth 1 to 1275 SMA 114 / SMA Pitcairngreen Village Hall, Pitcairngreen, Perth 1 to 1093 SMB 115 / SMB Methven Bowling Club, 2 Main Street, Methven, Perthshire 1 to 1415 SMC 116 / SMC Fowlis Wester Hall, Fowlis Wester, Crieff 1 to 283 SMD 117 / SMD Madderty Hall, St David's, Madderty, Crieff 1 to 239 SME 118 / SME Findo Gask Public Hall, Findo Gask, Auchterarder 1 to 517 SMF 5 119 / SMF 5, SMF 9 Ruthvenfield Primary School, Ruthvenfield, Perth 1 to 600 SMF 9 119 / SMF 5, SMF 9 Ruthvenfield Primary School, Ruthvenfield, Perth 1 to 176 SMG 120 / SMG, SMJ/1 Bridge of Earn Public Hall, Station Road, Bridge of 1 to 106 Earn SMJ 120 / SMG, SMJ/1 Bridge of Earn Public Hall, Station Road, Bridge of 1 to 2996 Earn SMJ 121 / SMJ/2 Bridge of Earn Public Hall, Station Road, Bridge of 1518 to 3006 Earn SMH 122 / SMH, SMI Forgandenny Village Hall, Forgandenny, Perth 1 to 75 SMI 122 / SMH, SMI Forgandenny Village Hall, Forgandenny, Perth 1 to 551 SMK 123 / SMK Williamson Hall, Kirk Wynd, Abernethy, Perth, PH2 9JD 1 to 1498 PLM 124 / PLM Amulree Hall, Amulree 1 Dated: 15 March 2021 Barbara Renton Returning Officer Perth and Kinross Council Council Building 2 High Street Perth PH1 5PH Published and printed by Barbara Renton, Returning Officer, Perth and Kinross Council, Council Building, 2 High Street, Perth, PH1 5PH .
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