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SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Folkestone & Hythe District Council Election of the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Kent Police Area Thursday 6 May 2021 The situation of polling stations is as follows: Station Situation of Polling Station Description of persons entitled to vote Number Grace Taylor Hall, 126 Lucy Avenue, Folkestone, 1 BR1-1 to BR1-3212 CT19 5UH St Georges Church Hall, Audley Road, 2 CH1-1 to CH1-549 Folkestone, CT20 3QA 1st Cheriton Scout Group HQ, Rear of 24 Hawkins 3 CH2-1 to CH2-2904 Road, Folkestone, CT19 4JA All Souls Church Hall, Somerset Rd, Folkestone, 4 CH3-1 to CH3-3295 CT19 4NW St Andrews Methodist Church Hall, Surrenden 5 CH4-1 to CH4-2700 Road, Folkestone, CT19 4DY The Salvation Army Citadel, Canterbury Road, 6 EF1-1 to EF1-2878 Folkestone, CT19 5NL St Johns Church Hall, St Johns Church Road, 7 EF2-1 to EF2-2755 Folkestone, CT19 5BQ Wood Avenue Library, Wood Avenue, Folkestone, 8 EF3-1 to EF3-2884 CT19 6HS Town Hall, 2 Guildhall Street, Folkestone, CT20 9 FC1-1 to FC1-2396 1DY South Kent Community Church, Formerly the 10 FC2-1 to FC2-2061/1 United Reform Church Hall, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2QR Holy Trinity Church Hall, Sandgate Road, 11 FC3-1 to FC3-1948 Folkestone, CT20 2HQ Wards Hotel - (Grimston Gardens Entrance), 39 12 FC4-1 to FC4-1737 Earls Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2HB Folkestone Baptist Church Hall, Hill Road, 13 FH1-1 to FH1-1714 Folkestone, CT19 6LY Urban Room (Formerly Tourist Information 14 FH2-1 to FH2-927 Centre), Tram Road Car Park, Tram Road, Folkestone, CT20 1QN Dover Road Social Club, Old School House, 15 FH3-1 to FH3-1210 Dover Road, Folkestone, CT20 1LA Folkestone Baptist Church Hall, Hill Road, 16 FH4-1 to FH4-1131 Folkestone, CT19 6LY The New Fountain Pub, 171 Seabrook Road, 17 HY1-1 to HY1-1876 Hythe, CT21 5RT The Imperial Ballroom (Princes Parade Entrance), 18 HY2-1 to HY2-1702 Hythe Imperial Hotel, Princes Parade, Hythe, CT21 6AE 1st Hythe Scout Group, Burton Hall, Albert Lane, 19 HY3-2 to HY3-2424 Hythe, CT21 6BY Hythe Methodist Church Hall, Chapel Street, 20 HY4-1 to HY4-2606 Hythe, CT21 5BG Saltwood Village Hall, Rectory Lane, Saltwood, 21 HY5-1 to HY5-691 CT21 4QA Hythe Town Football Club, Reachfields Stadium, 22 HR1-1 to HR1-1433 Fort Road, Hythe, CT21 6JS Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2QY Palmarsh Hall, Dymchurch Road, Hythe, CT21 23 HR2-1 to HR2-2395 6NG Lympne Village Hall, Aldington Road, Lympne, 24 HR3-1 to HR3-1272 CT21 4LE The Marsh Academy Leisure Centre, Station 25 NR1-1 to NR1-2918/1 Road, New Romney, TN28 8BB The Marsh Academy Leisure Centre, Station 26 NR2-1 to NR2-3072 Road, New Romney, TN28 8BB Hawkinge Cricket Club, Cricketers Close, 27 NDE1-1 to NDE1-1721 Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7NH 3rd Hawkinge Scout Group HQ, Reindene Wood, 28 NDE10-1 to NDE10-817 Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7BB 3rd Hawkinge Scout Group HQ, Reindene Wood, 28 NDE6-1 to NDE6-110 Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7BB Hawkinge Community Centre, Heron Forstal 29 NDE2-1 to NDE2-1554 Avenue, Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7FP Hawkinge Community Centre, Heron Forstal 30 NDE3-1 to NDE3-3029 Avenue, Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7FP Hawkinge Community Centre, Heron Forstal 30 NDE5-1 to NDE5-31 Avenue, Hawkinge, Folkestone, CT18 7FP Newington Village Hall, The Street, Newington, 31 NDE4-1 to NDE4-314 CT18 8AU Elham Village Hall, High Street, Elham, CT4 6SX 32 NDE7-1 to NDE7-1266 Selsted C of E Primary School, Stockham Lane, 33 NDE8-1 to NDE8-35 Selsted, Dover, CT15 7HH Selsted C of E Primary School, Stockham Lane, 33 NDE9-1 to NDE9-219 Selsted, Dover, CT15 7HH Etchinghill Village Hall, St Marys Drive, Meriden 34 NDW1-1 to NDW1-531 Park, Etchinghill, Folkestone, CT18 8NQ St Mary and St Radegund Church, The Street, 35 NDW2-1 to NDW2-176 Postling, CT21 4EX All Saints Church, Church Lane, Stanford, TN25 36 NDW3-1 to NDW3-294 6DL Sellindge Village Hall, Main Road, Sellindge, 37 NDW4-1 to NDW4-1362 TN25 6JX Peace Room, Stowting Hill, Stowting, TN25 6BE 38 NDW5-1 to NDW5-89 Peace Room, Stowting Hill, Stowting, TN25 6BE 39 NDW6-1 to NDW6-197 Bodsham C of E Primary School, Bodsham, 40 NDW7-1 to NDW7-255 Elmsted, Ashford, TN25 5JQ Stelling Minnis Village Hall, Bossingham Road, 41 NDW8-1 to NDW8-470 Stelling Minnis, CT4 6AG 1st Lyminge Scout Hut, Woodland Road, 42 NDW9-1 to NDW9-1753 Lyminge, CT18 8EW Burmarsh Church Hall, Church Road, Burmarsh, 43 RM1-1 to RM1-267 TN29 0JG The Neptune, 127 Hythe Road, Dymchurch, 44 RM2-1 to RM2-543 Romney Marsh, TN29 0TS Dymchurch Village Hall, Orgarswick Avenue, 45 RM3-1 to RM3-2536 Dymchurch, Romney Marsh, Kent, TN29 0NX St Marys Bay Village Hall, Jefferstone Lane, St 46 RM4-1 to RM4-2151 Marys Bay, Romney Marsh, TN29 0SW The Star Inn, St Mary In the Marsh, TN29 0BX 47 RM5-1 to RM5-287 Newchurch Village Hall, St Mary's Road, 48 RM6-1 to RM6-272 Newchurch, TN29 0DP Wards Hotel - (Grimston Gardens Entrance), 39 49 SWF1-1 to SWF1-792 Earls Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2HB St Georges Church Hall, Audley Road, 50 SWF2-1 to SWF2-1081 Folkestone, CT20 3QA Sandgate Library, Sandgate High Street, 51 SWF3-1 to SWF3-2589 Sandgate, CT20 3RR St Peters Church Hall, Roberts Road, Greatstone, 52 WDM1-1 to WDM1-948 TN28 8PA St Peters Church Hall, Roberts Road, Greatstone, 53 WDM2-1 to WDM2-1123 TN28 8PA Hardy Hall, Skinner Road, Lydd, TN29 9HN 54 WDM3-1 to WDM3-2932 Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2QY Rose and Crown, Swamp Road, Old Romney, 55 WDM4-1 to WDM4-180 Romney Marsh, TN29 9SQ Ivychurch Village Hall, Ashford Road, Ivychurch, 56 WDM5-1 to WDM5-204 TN29 0AN Brookland Village Hall, Boarmans Lane, 57 WDM6-1 to WDM6-371 Brookland, TN29 9QZ Brenzett Village Hall, King Street, Brenzett, TN29 58 WDM7-1 to WDM7-116 9UF Brenzett Village Hall, King Street, Brenzett, TN29 58 WDM8-1 to WDM8-320 9UF Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of Parish/Town Councillors for the Central Ward of Folkestone Town Council (FC1-FC4), Hawkinge Churchill Ward of Hawkinge Town Council (NDE3), Hawkinge Uphill Ward of Hawkinge Town Council (NDE2), Sandgate Village Ward of Sandgate Parish Council (SWF3) and the election of County Councillors for the Folkestone and Hythe area. Dated: Tuesday 27 April 2021 S. Priest Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2QY .
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