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Police and Crime Commissioner Election Situation of Polling Stations Police and Crime Commissioner Election Situation of polling stations Police area name: Durham Police Area Voting area name: Durham County Council No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled station to vote N1 Burnopfield Community Centre, Leazes, Syke NWDAA-1 to NWDAA-1130 Road N1 Burnopfield Community Centre, Leazes, Syke NWDBA-1 to NWDBA-272 Road N2 Burnopfield Community Centre, Leazes, Syke NWDAA-1130/1 to NWDAA-2040 Road N3 Burnopfield Masonic Hall, Front Street, NWDAB-1 to NWDAB-1051 Burnopfield N3 Burnopfield Masonic Hall, Front Street, NWDAC-1 to NWDAC-450 Burnopfield N4 Dipton Community Centre, Front Street, Dipton, NWDBB-1 to NWDBB-1174 Stanley N5 Prince of Wales Inn, Flint Hill, (Front Entrance), NWDBC-1 to NWDBC-1003 North Road, Flint Hill N6 Ebchester Community Centre, Shaw Lane, NWDCA-1 to NWDCA-878 Ebchester, Consett N7 Dene Court Communal Room, Dene Court, NWDCB-1 to NWDCB-1111 Hamsterley, Hamsterley Colliery N8 Mobile Unit (Medomsley), Recreation Ground, NWDCC-1 to NWDCC-276 The Dene, Medomsley N9 Pretoria Club, Corbridge Road, Medomsley NWDCD-1 to NWDCD-213 Edge, Consett N10 Methodist Church Hall (Medomsley), NWDCE-2 to NWDCE-828 Medomsley, Consett N11 Shotley Bridge Primary School (2257), Snows NWDCF-1 to NWDCF-682 Green Road, Shotley Bridge N11 Shotley Bridge Primary School (2257), Snows NWDEA-1 to NWDEA-611 Green Road, Shotley Bridge N11 Shotley Bridge Primary School (2257), Snows NWDEB-1 to NWDEB-380/3 Green Road, Shotley Bridge N12 Leadgate Community Centre, Back Plantation NWDDA-1 to NWDDA-978 Street, Leadgate N13 Leadgate Community Centre, Back Plantation NWDDA-980 to NWDDA-1778 Street, Leadgate N14 Leadgate Methodist Church, Tyne Avenue, NWDDB-1 to NWDDB-893 Leadgate N15 Methodist Church Hall (Bradley Cottages), NWDDC-1 to NWDDC-523 Bradley Cottages, Leadgate, Consett N16 Benfieldside Primary School (2749), Moorlands, NWDEC-1 to NWDEC-1072 Blackhill N17 Benfieldside Primary School (2749), Moorlands, NWDEC-1073 to NWDEC-2061 Blackhill N18 Methodist Church Hall (Blackhill), Durham NWDED-1 to NWDED-537 Road, Blackhill, Consett N18 Methodist Church Hall (Blackhill), Durham NWDFB-1 to NWDFB-263 Road, Blackhill, Consett N19 Blackhill Baptist Church Hall, New Pemberton NWDFA-1 to NWDFA-1117 Road, Blackhill N20 Blackhill Baptist Church Hall, New Pemberton NWDFC-1 to NWDFC-586 Road, Blackhill N21 Blackhill Community Centre, Derwent Street, NWDFD-1 to NWDFD-999 Blackhill N22 Masonic Hall (Blackhill), Laburnum Avenue, NWDFE-1 to NWDFE-674 Blackhill, Consett N23 Christ Church Consett, Parliament Street, NWDGA-1 to NWDGA-1398 Consett, Co Durham Published by the Local Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL N24 Christ Church Consett, Parliament Street, NWDGA-1398/1 to NWDGA-2712 Consett, Co Durham N25 Villa Real School (7028), Villa Real Road, NWDGB-1 to NWDGB-613 Consett, Co Durham N26 Consett Leisure Centre (Dance Studio 3), NWDGC-1 to NWDGC-849 Medomsley Road, Consett N27 Citizens House, Station Road, Consett NWDHA-1 to NWDHA-770 N28 Gospel Hall, Front Street, Consett NWDHB-1 to NWDHB-946 N28 Gospel Hall, Front Street, Consett NWDIC-1 to NWDIC-440 N28 Gospel Hall, Front Street, Consett NWDJC-1 to NWDJC-166 N29 Moorside Childrens Centre, One Point Service NWDIA-1 to NWDIA-1492 Consett, Chester Road, Moorside N30 Communal Room (Selby Gardens), Selby NWDIB-1 to NWDIB-1055 Gardens, The Grove N31 Crookhall Community Centre, Second Street, NWDJA-1 to NWDJA-434 Crookhall, Consett N32 Delves Lane Community Bar, Gloucester Road, NWDJB-1 to NWDJB-1012 Consett N33 Delves Lane Community Bar, Gloucester Road, NWDJB-1013 to NWDJB-1989 Consett N34 Delves Lane Village Hall, Delves Lane, Consett, NWDJD-1 to NWDJD-1875 Co Durham N35 Castleside Village Hall, Drover Road, NWDKA-1 to NWDKA-1223/4 Castleside, Consett N36 Muggleswick Parish Hall, Muggleswick, Consett NWDKB-1 to NWDKB-86 N37 Lanchester Bowling Club Pavilion, The Green, NWDLA-1 to NWDLA-784 Lanchester N38 Lanchester Community Centre, (Rear NWDLB-1 to NWDLB-1308 Entrance), Newbiggen Lane, Lanchester N39 Lanchester Community Centre, (Rear NWDLB-1309 to NWDLB-2499 Entrance), Newbiggen Lane, Lanchester N39 Lanchester Community Centre, (Rear NWDLC-1 to NWDLC-147 Entrance), Newbiggen Lane, Lanchester N40 Burnhope Primary School (2261), Langley NWDMA-1 to NWDMA-1104 Avenue, Burnhope N40 Burnhope Primary School (2261), Langley NWDMB-1 to NWDMB-64 Avenue, Burnhope N41 St Michael`s RC Primary School (3407), (Sports NWDNA-1 to NWDNA-300 Hall), Esh Laude N41 St Michael`s RC Primary School (3407), (Sports NWDNE-2 to NWDNE-31 Hall), Esh Laude N42 Miners Institute Langley Park, Church Street, NWDNC-1 to NWDNC-1176 Langley Park N43 Miners Institute Langley Park, Church Street, NWDNB-1 to NWDNB-94 Langley Park N43 Miners Institute Langley Park, Church Street, NWDND-1 to NWDND-985 Langley Park N44 Miners Institute Langley Park, Church Street, NWDND-986 to NWDND-1921 Langley Park N45 Quebec Village Hall, Front Street, Quebec, NWDNF-1 to NWDNF-177 Durham N46 Royal Oak, 1 Commercial Street, Cornsay NWDOA-1 to NWDOA-86 Colliery, Durham N46 Royal Oak, 1 Commercial Street, Cornsay NWDOB-1 to NWDOB-137 Colliery, Durham N47 Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish Centre, New NWDOC-1 to NWDOC-589 House Road, Esh Winning N48 East Hedleyhope Village Hall, East NWDOD-1 to NWDOD-135 Hedleyhope, Bishop Auckland N49 Satley Parish Hall, Satley, Bishop Auckland NWDOE-1 to NWDOE-248 N50 The Institute (Ireshopeburn), Front Street, NWDPA-1 to NWDPA-153 Ireshopeburn N51 Barrington Hall, Market Place, St John`s Chapel NWDPB-1 to NWDPB-350/3 N52 Cowshill Hotel, Cowshill NWDPC-1 to NWDPC-146 N53 Wearhead Village Hall, 42 Front Street, NWDPD-1 to NWDPD-217 Wearhead, Bishop Auckland Published by the Local Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL N54 Westgate Village Hall, Westgate, Bishop NWDPE-1 to NWDPE-295 Auckland N55 Eastgate Village Hall, Eastgate, Bishop NWDQA-1 to NWDQA-119 Auckland N56 Frosterley Village Hall, 17 Front Street, NWDQB-1/1 to NWDQB-669 Frosterley, Bishop Auckland N57 Rookhope Village Hall, Rookhope, Bishop NWDQC-1 to NWDQC-222 Auckland N58 St Thomas Church Hall (Stanhope), 40/42 Front NWDQD-1 to NWDQD-586 Street, Stanhope N59 St Thomas Church Hall (Stanhope), 40/42 Front NWDQD-587 to NWDQD-1099 Street, Stanhope N59 St Thomas Church Hall (Stanhope), 40/42 Front NWDQE-1 to NWDQE-368 Street, Stanhope N60 Edmundbyers Village Hall, Edmundbyers, NWDQF-1 to NWDQF-140/2 Consett N61 Hunstanworth Village Hall, Blanchland, Consett NWDQG-1 to NWDQG-91 N62 Witton le Wear Community Centre, School NWDRA-1 to NWDRA-541 Street, Witton le Wear, Bishop Auckland N63 St Thomas Centre, Rectory Lane, Wolsingham NWDRB-1 to NWDRB-1001 N64 St Thomas Centre, Rectory Lane, Wolsingham NWDRB-1002 to NWDRB-1938 N65 Thornley Village Hall, Thornley, Tow Law, NWDRC-1 to NWDRC-63 Bishop Auckland N65 Thornley Village Hall, Thornley, Tow Law, NWDSF-1 to NWDSF-93 Bishop Auckland N66 Sunniside Community Centre, Flag Terrace, NWDSA-1 to NWDSA-269/1 Sunniside N67 Stanley Village Community Hall, High Road, NWDSB-1 to NWDSB-536 Stanley N68 Communal Room (Billy Row), Stanley Way, NWDSC-1 to NWDSC-570 Billy Row, Crook N69 Tow Law Community Centre, Ironworks Road, NWDSD-1 to NWDSD-41 Tow Law N69 Tow Law Community Centre, Ironworks Road, NWDSG-1 to NWDSG-751 Tow Law N70 Baring Court, Tow Law, Bishop Auckland, Co NWDSE-1 to NWDSE-16 Durham N70 Baring Court, Tow Law, Bishop Auckland, Co NWDSG-752 to NWDSG-1397 Durham N71 Howden-le-Wear Village Hall, Hargill Haven, NWDTA-1 to NWDTA-219 Howden-le-Wear N71 Howden-le-Wear Village Hall, Hargill Haven, NWDTB-1 to NWDTB-1206 Howden-le-Wear N72 Roddymoor Allotments Community Room, 1 Ivy NWDUA-1 to NWDUA-320 Crescent, Roddymoor, Crook N73 Hartside Primary School (2310), Hartside, NWDUB-1 to NWDUB-939 Crook N74 St Catherines Community Centre, Market NWDVA-1 to NWDVA-604 Place, Crook, Co Durham N75 St Catherines Community Centre, Market NWDVA-605 to NWDVA-1137 Place, Crook, Co Durham N75 St Catherines Community Centre, Market NWDVB-1 to NWDVB-339 Place, Crook, Co Durham N76 Millfield Clubhouse, Crook Town A.F.C, West NWDVC-1 to NWDVC-1366 Road, Crook N77 Millfield Clubhouse, Crook Town A.F.C, West NWDVC-1367 to NWDVC-2653 Road, Crook N78 Communal Room (Wheatbottom), 20 NWDWA-1 to NWDWA-884 Wheatbottom, Crook, Co Durham N79 Communal Room (Wheatbottom), 20 NWDWB-1 to NWDWB-929/1 Wheatbottom, Crook, Co Durham N80 Helmington Row Village Hall, Helmington Row, NWDWC-1 to NWDWC-282 Crook, Co Durham N81 Willington Cricket Club, Manor Road, Willington, NWDXA-1 to NWDXA-1278 Crook N81 Willington Cricket Club, Manor Road, Willington, NWDXE-1 to NWDXE-25 Published by the Local Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL Crook N82 Willington Primary School (2326), Chapel NWDXB-1 to NWDXB-992 Street, Willington N82 Willington Primary School (2326), Chapel NWDYA-1 to NWDYA-1114 Street, Willington N83 Methodist Church Hall (Willington), Wesley NWDXC-1 to NWDXC-603 Street, Willington, Crook N84 Mobile Unit (Oakenshaw), Adjacent To Reed NWDXD-1 to NWDXD-450 Avenue, Oakenshaw N85 Sunnybrow Primary School (2316), Hunwick NWDXF-476 to NWDXF-778 Lane, Sunnybrow N85 Sunnybrow Primary School (2316), Hunwick NWDYB-1 to NWDYB-195/1 Lane, Sunnybrow N86 Sunnybrow Community Centre, Dovedale NWDXF-1 to NWDXF-475 Avenue, Sunnybrow, Crook N87 Cricket Club House, North Bitchburn, Crook NWDZA-1 to NWDZA-314 N87 Cricket Club House, North Bitchburn, Crook NWDZB-1 to NWDZB-135 N88 Hunwick Primary School (2302), Church Lane, NWDZC-1 to NWDZC-1063
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