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SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Havering Greater London Authority Havering & Redbridge Hours of Poll:- 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Notice is hereby given that: The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Ranges of electoral register numbers of Number persons entitled to vote thereat St John`s Church Car Park, Pretoria Road, Romford 1BL1-1 to BL1-756 Yew Tree Lodge, Yew Tree Gardens, Romford 2BL2-1 to BL2-1597 Yew Tree Lodge, Yew Tree Gardens, Romford 3BL2-1598 to BL2-2771 Crowlands Primary School, London Road, Romford 4BL3-1 to BL3-2405 Crowlands Primary School, London Road, Romford 5BL3-2406 to BL3-3751 Rush Green Community Centre, Rush Green Gardens, 6BL4-1 to BL4-1485 Romford Rush Green Community Centre, Rush Green Gardens, 7BL4-1486 to BL4-2969 Romford Romford & Gidea Park Rugby Football Club, Crow Lane, 8BL5-1 to BL5-2594 Romford St Luke`s Church Hall, 201 Front Lane, Upminster 9CM1-1 to CM1-1620 Cranham Social Hall, Front Lane, Upminster 10CM2-1 to CM2-1035 Cranham Social Hall, Front Lane, Upminster 11CM2-1036 to CM2-2039 Cranham Baptist Church, Severn Drive, Upminster 12CM3-1 to CM3-1158 Cranham Baptist Church, Severn Drive, Upminster 13CM3-1159 to CM3-2305 Cranham Community Association, 115a Marlborough 14CM4-1 to CM4-1247 Gardens, Upminster Upminster Methodist Church Hall, Hall Lane, Upminster 15CM5-1 to CM5-1393 Upminster Methodist Church Hall, Hall Lane, Upminster 16CM5-1394 to CM5-2736 Bretons Community Hall, 411 Rainham Road, Rainham 17EL1-1 to EL1-1591 Bretons Community Hall, 411 Rainham Road, Rainham 18EL1-1592 to EL1-3179 HASWA Greenfields, Kilmartin Way, Hornchurch 19EL2-1 to EL2-1285 HASWA Greenfields, Kilmartin Way, Hornchurch 20EL2-1286 to EL2-2516 Elm Park Baptist Church, Rosewood Avenue, Hornchurch 21EL3-1 to EL3-1255 Elm Park Baptist Church, Rosewood Avenue, Hornchurch 22EL3-1256 to EL3-2467 Elm Park Assembly Hall, Eyhurst Avenue, Elm Park 23EL4-1 to EL4-1887 Harold Wood Primary School, Recreation Avenue, Romford 24EM1-1 to EM1-943 Gidea Park Methodist Church, 398 Brentwood Road, 25EM2-1 to EM2-1219 Romford Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Andrew Blake-Herbert Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Main Road, Romford, RM1 3BD Gidea Park Methodist Church, 398 Brentwood Road, 26EM2-1220 to EM2-2390 Romford Nelmes Primary School, Wingletye Lane, Hornchurch 27EM3-1 to EM3-1196 Nelmes Primary School, Wingletye Lane, Hornchurch 28EM3-1197 to EM3-2314 Nelmes United Reformed, Church Hall, Burntwood Avenue, 29EM4-1 to EM4-1530 Hornchurch Nelmes United Reformed, Church Hall, Burntwood Avenue, 30EM4-1531 to EM4-3039 Hornchurch Whittaker Hall, 1A Woodhall Crescent, Hornchurch 31EM5-1 to EM5-1094 Harold Hill Library, 19A Farnham Road, Romford 32GS1-1 to GS1-1519 Harold Hill Library, 19A Farnham Road, Romford 33GS2-1 to GS2-1013 Broadford Primary School, Faringdon Avenue, Romford 34GS3-1 to GS3-1288 Myplace, 343 Dagnam Park Drive, Harold Hill, Romford 35GS4-1 to GS4-1448 Myplace, 343 Dagnam Park Drive, Harold Hill, Romford 36GS4-1449 to GS4-2843 Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, 49 Petersfield Avenue, 37GS5-1 to GS5-1334 Romford Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, 49 Petersfield Avenue, 38GS5-1335 to GS5-2551 Romford Drapers' Pyrgo Priory School, Settle Road, Romford 39GS6-1 to GS6-2177 St George`s Church Hall, Kenilworth Gardens, Hornchurch 40HN1-1 to HN1-904 St Matthew`s Church Hall, 55 Chelmsford Drive, Upminster 41HN2-1 to HN2-1478 Havering Christian Fellowship, 2A Newmarket Way, 42HN3-2 to HN3-1919 Hornchurch Suttons Primary School, Suttons Lane, Hornchurch 43HN4-1 to HN4-60 Suttons Primary School, Suttons Lane, Hornchurch 44HN4-1532 to HN4-3030 Elm Park Primary School, South End Road, Hornchurch 45HN5-1 to HN5-1409 Elm Park Primary School, South End Road, Hornchurch 46HN5-1410 to HN5-2497 Forest Row Centre, Lodge Lane, Romford 47HP1-1 to HP1-1154 Forest Row Centre, Lodge Lane, Romford 48HP1-1155 to HP1-2263 North Romford Community Centre, Clockhouse Lane, 49HP2-1 to HP2-1960 Romford Sapphire Jubilee Community Centre, Bolberry Road, Collier 50HP3-1 to HP3-2097 Row St James` Church Hall, Chase Cross Road, Romford 51HP4-1 to HP4-1366 St James` Church Hall, Chase Cross Road, Romford 52HP4-1367 to HP4-2710 North Romford Community Centre, Clockhouse Lane, 53HP5-1 to HP5-582 Romford The Pepperell Education Centre, Saint Francis Hospice, 54HP6-1 to HP6-541 Broxhill Road, Havering-Atte-Bower Ingrebourne Children's Centre, Ashbourne Road, Romford 55HT1-1 to HT1-1684 St Ursula`s Infant School, Straight Road, Romford 56HT2-1 to HT2-1726 Hilldene School Nursery, Grange Road, Harold Hill, 57HT3-1 to HT3-1653 Romford Hilldene School Nursery, Grange Road, Harold Hill, 58HT3-1654 to HT3-3155 Romford Betty Strathern Centre, 41 Myrtle Road, Romford 59HT4-1 to HT4-2095 New Testament Church of God, 24 Briar Road, Romford 60HT5-1 to HT5-1599 Mead Primary School, Amersham Road, Romford 61HW1-1 to HW1-1289/1 Mead Primary School, Amersham Road, Romford 62HW1-1290 to HW1-2577 Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Andrew Blake-Herbert Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Main Road, Romford, RM1 3BD Harold Park Baptist Church, Ingreway, Harold Park 63HW2-1 to HW2-1063 St Peter's Church, Gubbins Lane, Romford 64HW3-1 to HW3-1262 St Peter's Church, Gubbins Lane, Romford 65HW3-1263 to HW3-2501 Harold Wood Methodist Church, The Drive, Harold Wood, 66HW4-1 to HW4-1982 Romford Harold Wood Methodist Church, The Drive, Harold Wood, 67HW4-1984 to HW4-3849 Romford Havering Dog Training Centre, In Painsbrook Rec. Ground, 68HW5-1 to HW5-1280 Church Road, Harold Wood Holy Cross Church Hall, 260 Hornchurch Road, Hornchurch 69HY1-1 to HY1-1190 Holy Cross Church Hall, 260 Hornchurch Road, Hornchurch 70HY1-1191 to HY1-2200 Towers Infant School, Osborne Road, Hornchurch 71HY2-1 to HY2-1317 Towers Infant School, Osborne Road, Hornchurch 72HY2-1318 to HY2-2602 St Mary`s Catholic Primary School, Hornchurch Road, 73HY3-1 to HY3-1462 Hornchurch Hornchurch High, Broadstone Road, Hornchurch 74HY4-1 to HY4-1610 Harrow Lodge Primary School, Rainsford Way, Hornchurch 75HY5-1 to HY5-1291 Harrow Lodge Primary School, Rainsford Way, Hornchurch 76HY5-1292 to HY5-2484 Ascension Church Hall, 68 Collier Row Road, Romford 77MN1-1 to MN1-1357 Collier Row Parish Hall & Catholic Club, Lowshoe Lane, 78MN2-1 to MN2-1765 Collier Row, Romford Havering Road Methodist Church, Moray Way, Romford 79MN3-1 to MN3-1046 The Church of the Good Shepherd Church Hall, 3 Redriff 80MN4-1 to MN4-1929 Road, Romford Scout Hall, Abbotts Close, Romford 81MN5-1 to MN5-1349 Scout Hall, Abbotts Close, Romford 82MN5-1350 to MN5-2447 Nursery Unit Crownfield Infant School, White Hart Lane, 83MN6-1 to MN6-1500 Collier Row, Romford Tweed Way Social Hall, Tweed Way, Romford 84PT1-1 to PT1-1400 Rise Park Academy Trust Junior School, Annan Way, 85PT2-1 to PT2-1164 Romford Rise Park Academy Trust Junior School, Annan Way, 86PT2-1165 to PT2-2248 Romford Parklands Junior School, Havering Road, Romford 87PT3-1 to PT3-1121 Parklands Junior School, Havering Road, Romford 88PT3-1122 to PT3-2124 Marshalls Park Academy, Pettits Lane, Romford 89PT4-1 to PT4-1729 Marshalls Park Academy, Pettits Lane, Romford 90PT4-1730 to PT4-3275 St Michael`s Church Hall, Main Road, Romford 91PT5-1 to PT5-1228 Romford Baptist Church, Main Road, Romford 92RT1-1 to RT1-1549 Romford Baptist Church, Main Road, Romford 93RT1-1550 to RT1-2972 St Alban's Church Hall, Princes Road, Romford 94RT2-1 to RT2-2000 St Alban's Church Hall, Princes Road, Romford 95RT2-2001 to RT2-3897 St Andrews Parish Church, St Andrews Road, Romford 96RT3-1 to RT3-488 Gidea Park Primary School, Lodge Avenue, Romford 97RT4-1 to RT4-1586 Gidea Park Primary School, Lodge Avenue, Romford 98RT4-1587 to RT4-2976 Romford Evangelical Free Church, 180 Brentwood Road, 99RT5-1 to RT5-2056 Romford Parsonage Farm Primary School, Allen Road, Rainham 100RW1-1 to RW1-1224 Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Andrew Blake-Herbert Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Main Road, Romford, RM1 3BD Parsonage Farm Primary School, Allen Road, Rainham 101RW1-1225 to RW1-2200 Brady Primary School, Wennington Road, Rainham 102RW2-1 to RW2-193 Brady Primary School, Wennington Road, Rainham 102RW3-1 to RW3-1858 Rainham Library, 6 Celtic Farm Road, Rainham 103RW4-1 to RW4-1797 Rainham Library, 6 Celtic Farm Road, Rainham 104RW4-1798 to RW4-3337 Parsonage Farm Primary School, Allen Road, Rainham 105RW5-1 to RW5-2168 Christ The Eternal High Priest Church Hall, Catholic Church 106SQ1-1 to SQ1-3293 Hall, 410 Brentwood Road, Romford Christ The Eternal High Priest Church Hall, Catholic Church 107SQ2-1 to SQ2-1930 Hall, 410 Brentwood Road, Romford Gidea Park Library, Balgores Lane, Romford 108SQ3-1 to SQ3-1860 All Saints Church Hall, Ardleigh Green Road, Hornchurch 109SQ4-1 to SQ4-1365 Emerson Park Community Hall, Slewins Lane, Romford 110SQ5-1 to SQ5-648 Ardleigh Green Infant School, Ardleigh Green Road, 111SQ6-1 to SQ6-1224 Hornchurch Fairkytes Arts Centre, 51 Billet Lane, Hornchurch 112ST1-1 to ST1-1052 Queens Theatre, Billet Lane, Hornchurch 113ST2-1 to ST2-1487 Queens Theatre, Billet Lane, Hornchurch 114ST2-1488 to ST2-2891 Europa Centre, The Walk, Hornchurch 115ST3-1 to ST3-1753 The Herons, Abbs Cross Gardens, Hornchurch 116ST4-1 to ST4-1415 Elm Park Library, St Nicholas Avenue, Elm Park, 117ST5-1 to ST5-1929 Hornchurch Elm Park Library, St Nicholas Avenue, Elm Park, 118ST5-1930 to ST5-3538 Hornchurch St John`s
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