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Schedule of Polling Stations Annexe ‘A’ Schedule Of Polling Stations The situation of the Polling Stations are as follows :- Midway MW1 Newhall Village Hall, Bretby Road, Newhall MW2 Stepping Forward, 70-72 Elmsleigh Drive, Midway MW3 Elmsleigh Infant School, Queens Drive, Swadlincote MW4 Rowland Memorial Church Community Hall, James Street, Midway Swadlincote SW1 Swadlincote Catholic Social Club, Darklands Road, Swadlincote SW2 Emmanuel Church Hall, Church Street, Swadlincote SW3 Town Hall, The Delph, Swadlincote SW4 Pennine Way Junior School, Pennine Way, Swadlincote Church Gresley CG1 1st Gresley Scout Group, Park Road, Church Gresley CG2 Community Room, Newlands Close, Church Gresley CG3 St. George & St. Mary's Parish Church Room, Church Street, Church Gresley Newhall and Stanton NS1 Newhall Scout Hall, Higgins Road, Newhall NS2 Royal Oak Boxing Club, Off Orchard Street, Newhall NS3 Chrysanthemum Court Learning Centre, Plummer Road, Newhall NS4 Newhall United Football Club, St. John's Drive, Newhall NS5 Stanton Village Hall, Woodland Road, Stanton Linton LT1 Surestart Children’s Centre, Mount Pleasant Road, Castle Gresley LT2 Linton Village Hall, Winchester Drive, Linton LT3 Village Hall, Rosliston LT4 Linton Village Hall, Winchester Drive, Linton LT5 Linton Village Hall, Winchester Drive, Linton LT6 Village Hall, Rosliston Seales SL1 Walton-on-Trent Village Hall, Main Street, Walton-on-Trent SL2 Community Centre, Elms Road, Coton-in-the-Elms SL3 Village Hall, Lullington SL4 Village Hall, Netherseal SL5 Overseal Village Hall, Woodville Road, Overseal SL6 Walton-on-Trent Village Hall, Main Street, Walton-on-Trent Page 1 of 3 Annexe ‘A’ Woodville WV1 Woodville Youth &, Community Centre, Moira Road, Woodville WV1 Woodville Snooker and Social Club, High Street, Woodville WV2 1st Woodville Scout H.Q., Rose Hill, Woodville Hartshorne and Ticknall HT1 Village Hall, Ingleby Lane, Ticknall HT2 Community Room, Kendricks Close, Hartshorne HT3 Goseley Community Centre, Hartshill Road, Hartshorne HT4 Eureka Primary School, Dunsmore Way, Midway HT5 Village Hall, Smisby HT6 Village Hall, Ingleby Lane, Ticknall Repton RT1 Stanhope Bretby Methodist Church, Ashby Road, Bretby RT2 Stanhope Bretby Methodist Church, Ashby Road, Bretby RT3 Village Hall, Milton RT4 Village Hall, Milton RT5 Village Hall, Newton Solney RT6 Repton Village Hall, Askew Grove, Repton RT7 Village Hall, Milton RT8 Village Hall, Ingleby Road, Stanton-by-Bridge Melbourne ML1 Scout & Guides H.Q., Packhorse Road, Melbourne, Derbyshire ML2 Bill Shone Leisure Centre, High Street, Melbourne Etwall ET1 Frank Wickham Hall, Etwall ET2 Frank Wickham Hall, Etwall ET3 Village Hall, Burnaston and Mickleover Country Park Social Club, off Merlin Way, Mickleover ET4 Egginton Memorial Hall, Church Road, Egginton ET5 Frank Wickham Hall, Etwall ET6 Frank Wickham Hall, Etwall Hilton HL1 Village Hall, Peacroft Lane, Hilton HL2 Village Hall, Peacroft Lane, Hilton Willington and Findern WF1 Village Hall, Twyford Road, Willington WF2 Village Hall, Castle Hill, Findern Hatton HN1 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton Page 2 of 3 Annexe ‘A’ HN2 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton HN3 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton HN4 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton HN5 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton HN6 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton North West NW1 C. of E. (Controlled) Primary School, Church Broughton NW2 C. of E. (Controlled) Primary School, Church Broughton NW3 Village Hall, Dalbury Lees NW4 Scropton Riding School, Scropton NW5 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton NW6 Village Hall, Dalbury Lees NW7 Village Hall, Sutton-on-the-Hill NW8 Village Hall, Dalbury Lees NW9 Hatton Centre, Station Road, Hatton Stenson ST1 Stenson Fields Primary School, Heather Close, Stenson Fields ST2 Stenson Fields Primary School, Heather Close, Stenson Fields Aston AS1 Memorial Hall, Chellaston Lane, Aston-on-Trent AS2 Village Hall, Twyford Road, Barrow-on-Trent AS3 Village Hall, off Main Street, Elvaston AS4 Mobile Unit, Colwell Drive, Boulton Moor AS5 Village Hall, The Wharf, Shardlow AS6 Swarkestone Cricket Club Pavilion, Barrow Lane, Swarkestone AS7 Village Hall, Main Street, Weston-on-Trent Page 3 of 3.
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