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Notice of Poll and Situation of Polling Stations Referendum NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Daventry Council Referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union 1. A referendum will be held on Thursday 23 June 2016 to decide on the question below: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? 2. The hours of poll will be from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 3 Applications, amendments or cancellations of postal votes must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP by 5 p.m. on Wednesday 8 June 2016 4. Applications to vote by proxy at this election must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP by 5 p.m. on Wednesday 15 June 2016 5. Applications to vote by emergency proxy at this referendum on grounds of physical incapacity or for work/service reasons must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP by 5 p.m. on Thursday 23 June 2016. The physical incapacity must have occurred after 5 p.m. on Wednesday 15 June 2016. To apply on the grounds of work/service, the person must have become aware that they cannot go to the polling station in person after 5 p.m. on Wednesday 15 June 2016. 6. The situation of polling stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 1 Community Centre , Ashby Road, GT1-1 to GT1-1886 Daventry 1 Community Centre , Ashby Road, GT2-1 to GT2-394/1 Daventry 2 Daventry Court Hotel, Sedgemoor GT3-1 to GT3-1483 Way, Daventry 3 Mayfield Park Sports Club, Royal GT4-1 to GT4-1365/3 Star Drive, Daventry 4 Abbey, Market Square, Daventry GU-1 to GU-1376 5 Abbey, Market Square, Daventry GU-1379 to GU-2687 6 Community Centre , Ashby Road, GU1-1 to GU1-570 Daventry 6 Community Centre , Ashby Road, GU2-1 to GU2-240/2 Daventry 7 Ashby Fields School, Wimbourne GU3-1 to GU3-1283/1 Place, Daventry 8 Ashby St Ledgers Village Hall, AE-1 to AE-104/2 Main Street, Ashby St Ledgers 9 Barby Village Hall, Kilsby Road, AK1-1 to AK1-849/5 Barby 10 Onley Park Village Hall, Onley AK2-2 to AK2-177 Park, Willoughby 11 Crick Old School, Church Street, BV-1 to BV-1467 Crick 12 Kilsby Village Hall (Kilsby Room), DS-1 to DS-989 Rugby Road, Kilsby 13 Braunston Village Hall, The AX-1 to AX-1436 Green, Braunston 14 Welton Village Hall, High Street, GB-1 to GB-517/2 Welton 15 Brixworth Village Hall, Holcot AZ-1 to AZ-2033 Road, Brixworth 16 Brixworth Village Hall, Holcot AZ-2034 to AZ-4082/1 Road, Brixworth 17 Cottesbrooke Village Hall, Station BS-1 to BS-112 Road, Cottesbrooke 18 Creaton Village Hall, Teeton BU-1 to BU-403/1 Lane, Creaton 19 Draughton Clubroom, c/o Main CC-1 to CC-57 Street, Draughton, Northamptonshire 20 Education Centre, Lamport Hall, DV-1 to DV-193/3 Lamport Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 21 Loder Hall, Harborough Road, EA-1 to EA-220 Maidwell 22 Scaldwell Village Hall, School FB-1 to FB-241 Lane, Scaldwell 23 Nene Hall, Tamar Square, GV1-1 to GV1-1721 Daventry 24 Nene Hall, Tamar Square, GV1-1721/1 to GV1-2929 Daventry 25 Stefen Hill Sports Park, The Main GV2-1 to GV2-1496 Lounge, Western Avenue 26 Southbrook Community Centre, GW1-1 to GW1-1242 Hood Road, Daventry 27 Southbrook Community Centre, GW1-1243 to GW1-2483 Hood Road, Daventry 28 Daventry Court Hotel, Sedgemoor GW2-1 to GW2-1689 Way, Daventry 29 Guilsborough Village Hall, The CW-1 to CW-524 Green, Off High Street, Guilsborough 30 Long Buckby Wharf Village Hall, DP-1 to DP-84/2 The Former Chapel , Long Buckby Wharf 31 Long Buckby Community Centre, DY-1 to DY-1528 41 Station Road, Long Buckby 32 Long Buckby Community Centre, DY-1529 to DY-3030 41 Station Road, Long Buckby 33 Watford Village Hall, Main Street, FY-1 to FY-231/1 Watford 34 West Haddon Village Hall, The GC-1 to GC-1230 Green, West Haddon 35 Bramptons Primary School, AV1-1 to AV1-382/4 Harlestone Road, Chapel Brampton 35 Bramptons Primary School, AV2-1 to AV2-275/2 Harlestone Road, Chapel Brampton 36 Moulton Village Hall, Pound Lane, EG-971 to EG-1590 Moulton 37 Moulton Village Hall, Pound Lane, EG-1591 to EG-2867 Moulton 38 Overstone Village Hall, Sywell EO-1 to EO-608 Road, Overstone Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 39 Harlestone Village Institute, AC-1 to AC-15 Upper Harlestone, Northampton 39 Harlestone Village Institute, DB-1 to DB-361/2 Upper Harlestone, Northampton 40 Brington Reading Room, Main AY-1 to AY-391 Street, Brington 41 East Haddon Village Hall, Main CE-1 to CE-575/1 Street, East Haddon 41 East Haddon Village Hall, Main DM-1 to DM-84/1 Street, East Haddon 42 Hollowell Village Hall, Church Hill, DN-1 to DN-268 Hollowell 42 Hollowell Village Hall, Church Hill, DO-1 to DO-50 Hollowell 43 Ravensthorpe Village Hall, High EX-1 to EX-69 Street, Ravensthorpe 43 Ravensthorpe Village Hall, High EY-1 to EY-474 Street, Ravensthorpe 44 Boughton Village Hall, Butchers AR-1 to AR-845 Lane, Boughton 45 Pitsford Village Hall, High Street, ES-1 to ES-531 Pitsford 46 Spratton Village Hall, School FG-1 to FG-939/3 Road, Spratton 47 Hannington Village Hall, School CZ-1 to CZ-211 Lane, Hannington 48 Holcot Village Hall, Back Lane, DL-1 to DL-335/1 Holcot 49 Old Parish Charities Community EM-1 to EM-364/2 Centre, 5 Townson Close, Old 50 Walgrave Baptist Chapel, School FV-1 to FV-697/2 Room, Gold Street, Walgrave 51 Whilton Village Hall, Main Street, BA-1 to BA-37 Whilton 51 Whilton Village Hall, Main Street, GE-1 to GE-170/2 Whilton 51 Whilton Village Hall, Main Street, GM-1 to GM-61 Whilton 52 Dodford Village Hall, Brockhall CB-1 to CB-130 Road, Dodford 53 Everdon Village Hall, High Street, CK-1 to CK-288 Everdon Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 54 Farthingstone Village Hall, CO-1 to CO-147 Maidford Road, Farthingstone 55 Flore Millennium Hall, 56 High CQ-1 to CQ-936/7 Street, Flore 56 Newnham Village Hall, Main EK-1 to EK-503/3 Street, Newnham 57 Norton Village Hall, Daventry EL-1 to EL-306/2 Road, Norton 58 Church Stowe Closed C of E FL-1 to FL-211/4 School, Main Street, Church Stowe 59 Weedon Village Hall, West Street, FZ-1 to FZ-2202 Weedon 60 Arthingworth Village Hall, AD-1 to AD-188 Kelmarsh Road, Arthingworth 61 Clipston Village Hall, High Street, BL-1 to BL-532 Clipston 62 East Farndon Village Hall, Main CD-1 to CD-248/1 Street, East Farndon 63 Naseby Methodist Chapel, DE-1 to DE-74 Gynwell, Naseby 63 Naseby Methodist Chapel, EH-1/1 to EH-580/1 Gynwell, Naseby 64 Nagarjuna Buddhist Centre, The DR-1 to DR-88 Old Rectory, Kelmarsh, Northamptonshire 65 Marston Trussell Village Hall, EC-1 to EC-128 Main Street, Marston Trussell 66 Great Oxendon Village Hall, Main EP-1 to EP-248/1 Street, Great Oxendon 67 Sibbertoft Reading Room, FD-1 to FD-311 Berkeley Street, Sibbertoft 68 Welford Village Hall, West Street, FM-1 to FM-62 Welford 68 Welford Village Hall, West Street, GA-1 to GA-815/1 Welford 69 Badby Village Hall, The Green, AJ-2 to AJ-562/1 Badby 70 Byfield Village Hall, The Green, BC-1 to BC-1057 Byfield 71 Dryden Hall, School Street, BD-1 to BD-49 Woodford Halse Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 71 Dryden Hall, School Street, GL2-1 to GL2-668/3 Woodford Halse 72 Hellidon Village Hall, Church BF-1 to BF-62 Lane, Hellidon 72 Hellidon Village Hall, Church DF-1 to DF-181/2 Lane, Hellidon 73 Charwelton Village Hall, Church BH-1 to BH-176 Street, Charwelton 73 Charwelton Village Hall, Church CP-1 to CP-25 Street, Charwelton 74 Preston Capes Village Hall, Old EU-1 to EU-164/1 Forge Lane, Preston Capes 75 Staverton Village Hall, Croft Lane, FJ-1/1 to FJ-377 Staverton 76 Woodford Halse Social Club, 29 GL1-1 to GL1-1937 Hinton Road, Woodford Halse, Daventry 77 Yelvertoft Reading Room, 85 BK-1 to BK-37 High Street, Yelvertoft 77 Yelvertoft Reading Room, 85 CH-1 to CH-48/1 High Street, Yelvertoft 77 Yelvertoft Reading Room, 85 FH-1 to FH-48 High Street, Yelvertoft 77 Yelvertoft Reading Room, 85 GP-1 to GP-658/2 High Street, Yelvertoft 78 Cold Ashby Village Hall, Main BO-1 to BO-218 Street, Cold Ashby 79 Lilbourne Village Hall, Station DX-1 to DX-311/4 Road, Lilbourne 80 Thornby Village Hall, Church FQ-1 to FQ-142 Lane, Thornby 81 The Old School House, Winwick, GJ-1 to GJ-76 Church Lane, Winwick Dated: Wednesday 1 June 2016 Ian Vincent Counting Officer Printed and published by the Counting Officer, Council Offices, Lodge Road, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4FP .
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