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Statement of Persons Nominated, Notice of Poll and Situation of Polling Stations STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Election of a Member of Parliament for High Peak constituency Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for High Peak will be held on Thursday 12 December 2019, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 2. One Member of Parliament is to be elected. 3. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors GEORGE Tunstead Milton Labour Party Todd Jean M.( +) Uprichard McKeow n Morrison Mavis Barrow Alan Burgess Valerie L Ruth Stephanie Farm, Whaley Burgess Ian W. Andrew(++) Anthony E Payne John Brooks Angela C Ward John A Nicole Bridge, High Lambert James Clark Anne-Mar ie Borland Paul J Walker C T Adrian Bateman Allard Susan L. Peak, SK23 7ER Braithw aite New iss Mary Rodw ell Jennifer Cow ley Adrian M. Rosemary A Barnes Charles T. Amanda J Luck Jane M Cow ley Jessica H Westw ood Albert V. Benham Angela Took Penny A Clarke Neville E Derbyshire David M Westw ood Janet E. Hall Gordon GRAVES 26 Twyford Road, Brexit Party Lomas David B(+) Salt Alan(++) Alan Jack Derbyshire, DE73 Chatterton Lorraine Dye Melanie J. 7HA Allcock Yvonne Alcourt Geoffrey A Mitchell Yvonne Mitchell Sydney K Baker Fiona M Wilkinson Angela M. HODGETTS- 105 Woodhead Green Party Tomlin Peter(+) Tomlin Kelly L(++) HALEY Road, Tintwistle, Robinson Luke N Robinson Rachel J Robert Anton Glossop, SK13 Summers Robyn L Hanks Daniel F R 1HR Crook Peter C Haley-Evdemon Evdemon Heath Ann C Haley Edmund J LARGAN 195 High Street The Conservative Young Stew art P.( +) Law ley Helen J(++) Robert East, Glossop, Party Candidate Law ley Charles E Gourlay Nigel W High Peak, SK13 Snadden John A Armitage Simon J. 8QF Sizeland Kathleen Oliver Ann P Weston Sarah L Wood Nicola C LOMAX 17 Stoneheads, Liberal Democrats Taylor David B(+) Atkins David William Whaley Bridge, Atkins Elizabeth Raymond G(++) High Peak, SK23 Longden Edith C Lyon Roy 7BB Hobson Glenys Hew itt Graham Weaver Margaret Rayw orth David M J Patterson James R 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Fairfield Methodist Church, Off Fairfield Road, Buxton 1 BA1-1 to BA1-656/1 Fairfield Methodist Church, Off Fairfield Road, Buxton 2 BA2-1 to BA2-751 Buxworth Primary School, Station Road, Buxworth 3 BL1-1 to BL1-188/2 Buxworth Primary School, Station Road, Buxworth 3 BL2-1 to BL2-401/1 Chinley Chapel, The Wash, Chinley 4 BL3-1 to BL3-319 Chinley & Buxworth Centre, 21 Lower Lane, Chinley, High Peak 5 BL4-1 to BL4-1352/2 Combs Infant School/Village Hall, Lesser Lane, Combs, High Peak 6 BL5-1 to BL5-580 Combs Infant School/Village Hall, Lesser Lane, Combs, High Peak 6 BL6-1 to BL6-392 The Victory Hall, Whitehough, Chinley 7 BL7-1 to BL7-237/1 Burbage Institute (Buxton), Nursery Lane, Buxton 8 BU1-1 to BU1-1291 Burbage Institute (Buxton), Nursery Lane, Buxton 8 BU2-1 to BU2-17 St John Ambulance Hall, Harris Road, Buxton 9 BU3-1 to BU3-51/1 St John Ambulance Hall, Harris Road, Buxton 9 CH3-1 to CH3-860/1 Sterndale Moor Social Club, 33 Sterndale Moor, Buxton 10 BU4-1 to BU4-265/2 The Methodist Church, Town End, Market Street, Chapel-en-le-Frith 11 CE1-1 to CE1-819 The Methodist Church, Town End, Market Street, Chapel-en-le-Frith 12 CE1-820 to CE1-1637/4 Beresford Memorial Hall, Sparrowpit, Buxton 13 CE2-1 to CE2-84/1 The Parish Hall, King Sterndale, Buxton 14 CH1-1 to CH1-115 High Peak & Derbyshire Dales Area Office, Education Office, Kents Bank Road, 15 CH2-1 to CH2-1018 Buxton Former Children's Centre (Sure Start), Trent Avenue, Buxton 16 CH4-1 to CH4-1195 St John`s Church, St John`s Road, Buxton 17 CO1-1 to CO1-580 St John`s Church, St John`s Road, Buxton 17 CO2-1 to CO2-1055 St John`s Church, St John`s Road, Buxton 18 CO2-1056 to CO2-1778 St Annes Primary School, Lightwood Road, Buxton 19 CO3-2 to CO3-858 St Annes Parish Centre, Hardwick Sq West, Buxton 20 CT1-2/1 to CT1-905 St Annes Parish Centre, Hardwick Sq West, Buxton 21 CT1-906 to CT1-1830/2 St Annes Parish Centre, Hardwick Sq West, Buxton 22 CT2-1 to CT2-609 St Annes Parish Centre, Hardwick Sq West, Buxton 22 CT3-4 to CT3-550 The Playhouse, Eccles Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith 23 CW1-1 to CW1-1340 The Playhouse, Eccles Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith 24 CW1-1341 to CW1-2651 The Playhouse, Eccles Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith 25 CW1-2652 to CW1-3852 St Lukes Church, Fauvel Road, Glossop 26 DI1-1 to DI1-293/2 St Lukes Church, Fauvel Road, Glossop 26 DI2-1 to DI2-1321 Guide Building, Dinting Vale, Glossop 27 DI3-1 to DI3-141/1 Guide Building, Dinting Vale, Glossop 27 DI4-1 to DI4-18 Geoffrey Allen Centre, Winster Mews, Gamesley 28 GA1-1 to GA1-887 Geoffrey Allen Centre, Winster Mews, Gamesley 29 GA1-888 to GA1-1743 St Matthews Church Hall, Church Street, Hayfield 30 HA1-1 to HA1-859 St Matthews Church Hall, Church Street, Hayfield 31 HA1-860 to HA1-1688 Hadfield County Infants School, Mersey Bank Road, Hadfield 32 HN1-1 to HN1-1446 Hadfield County Infants School, Mersey Bank Road, Hadfield 32 HN2-2/1 to HN2-271/1 Parenting Room, Hadfield Children's Centre, Off Queen Street, Hadfield 33 HS1-1 to HS1-1046 Parenting Room, Hadfield Children's Centre, Off Queen Street, Hadfield 34 HS1-1047 to HS1-1936 The Place, Glossopdale School, Newshaw Lane, Hadfield 35 HS2-1 to HS2-930 The Place, Glossopdale School, Newshaw Lane, Hadfield 35 HS4-1 to HS4-52 Geoffrey Allen Centre, Winster Mews, Gamesley 36 HS3-1 to HS3-428/2 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Simon Baker Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, High Peak Borough Council, Tow n Hall, Market Place, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6EL Geoffrey Allen Centre, Winster Mews, Gamesley 36 SJ5-1 to SJ5-102 The Scout Hut, Pikes Lane, Glossop 37 HT1-1 to HT1-1059 The Scout Hut, Pikes Lane, Glossop 38 HT1-1060 to HT1-1946 The Scout Hut, Pikes Lane, Glossop 38 HT4-1 to HT4-165/3 St Lukes Church, Fauvel Road, Glossop 39 HT2-2 to HT2-682/1 Bradbury Community House, Market Street, Glossop 40 HT3-1 to HT3-778/1 Moore Memorial Hall, Brentwood Road, Bamford 41 HV1-1 to HV1-1008/1 The Reading Room, Tideswell Road, Peak Forest 42 HV10-1 to HV10-273/2 Glenbrook Outdoor Activity Centre, Hope Road, Bamford, Hope Valley 43 HV2-1 to HV2-139 Glenbrook Outdoor Activity Centre, Hope Road, Bamford, Hope Valley 43 HV5-1 to HV5-119 St Henrys Hall, Derwent Lane, Derwent, Bamford 44 HV3-1 to HV3-35/1 St Henrys Hall, Derwent Lane, Derwent, Bamford 44 HV4-1 to HV4-39 Castleton Village Hall, How Lane, Castleton 45 HV6-1 to HV6-513 The Village Hall, Edale, Hope Valley 46 HV7-1 to HV7-266 Loxley Hall, Market Place, Hope 47 HV8-1 to HV8-732 Loxley Hall, Market Place, Hope 47 HV9-1 to HV9-77/3 Great Rocks Club, Club House, School Road, Peak Dale 48 LP1-1 to LP1-71 Great Rocks Club, Club House, School Road, Peak Dale 48 LP3-1 to LP3-644 Over 60`S Club, Hallsteads, Dove Holes 49 LP2-1 to LP2-855 Over 60`S Club, Hallsteads, Dove Holes 49 LP5-1 to LP5-4 The Village Hall, Wormhill, Buxton 50 LP4-1 to LP4-135 Methodist Church, Low Leighton, High Hill Road 51 NE1-1 to NE1-988 St Georges Parish Hall, Church Lane, New Mills 52 NE2-1 to NE2-714 St Georges Parish Hall, Church Lane, New Mills 52 NE3-760 to NE3-1410 St Georges Parish Hall, Church Lane, New Mills 53 NE3-1 to NE3-759 Newtown Primary School, Buxton Road, New Mills, High Peak 54 NW1-1 to NW1-777 St Georges Parish Hall, Church Lane, New Mills 55 NW2-1 to NW2-316/4 New Mills Town Hall, Spring Bank, New Mills, High Peak 56 NW3-1 to NW3-151 New Mills Town Hall, Spring Bank, New Mills, High Peak 56 SE5-1 to SE5-564 Hague Bar Primary School, Lower Hague, New Mills, High Peak 57 NW4-1 to NW4-282 New Mills Town Hall, Spring Bank, New Mills, High Peak 58 NW5-1 to NW5-970 New Mills Town Hall, Spring Bank, New Mills, High Peak 59 NW5-971 to NW5-1922 Old Glossop Cricket Club, Manor Park Road, Glossop 60 OG1-1 to OG1-778 Pyegrove Tennis Club, Pyegrove Road, Off Woodcock Road, Glossop 61 OG2-2 to OG2-1026 Pyegrove Tennis Club, Pyegrove Road, Off Woodcock Road, Glossop 61 OG4-1 to OG4-803/1 Mobile Building, Play Area, Off Shirebrook Drive 62 OG3-1 to OG3-1114 Hadfield Hall, Station Road, Hadfield, Glossop 63 PA1-1 to PA1-947/1 Hadfield Hall, Station Road, Hadfield, Glossop 63 PA3-1 to PA3-64 Padfield Primary School, Rhodes Street, Padfield, Glossop 64 PA2-1/1 to PA2-885/1 St.
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