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Election of a Member of Parliament for Newcastle Upon Tyne North Will Be Held on Thursday 12 December 2019, Between the Hours of 7:00 Am and 10:00 Pm STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Newcastle upon Tyne Election of a Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne North Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne North 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 Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors Assentors Assentors COTT 35 Hedley Liberal Democrats Lower Anita A(+) Morrissey (+) (++) (+) (++) Nicholas Martin Terrace, Gosforth, King Aidan J Christine(++) Newcastle upon Hall Philip Ashby Robin A J Tyne, NE3 1DP Morrissey Patrick J Leggott Peter R Raymont Dominic M Shipley Margaret E Raymont Andrea E FORD 31 West Avenue, Green Party Hinton Frances C(+) Milne James P(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Alistair Christian Gosforth, candidate MacNaughton Curry Shaun W Newcastle upon Audrey Pugh John F Tyne, NE3 4ES Maughan Lynne R Tulloch Sarah L Finnemore Watson Sarah A Christopher J Gibson William J LEHAIN (Address in The Conservative Wake Kenneth(+) Birkmyre Alan H(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Mark Guy Bedford Party Candidate Wake Ann I Forster Ian W Constituency) Forster Andrea K Fenwick Brian Fenwick Ursula V Douthwaite Douthwaite James D Valerie A F Conway-Wilcox Leanne MCKINNELL (Address in Labour Party Tiller Gina A(+) Dawson (+) (++) (+) (++) Catherine Newcastle upon Lynch Michael Dorothy C(++) Tyne North Barker Leslie Barker Cynthia M Constituency) Hay Alexander G Dickinson James L Greenhough Daniel Donaldson Emma McGuinness Lilian A OGDEN (Address in Brexit Party Conway Lee G(+) Bellerby Gary(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Richard Mark Newcastle upon Stephenson John Kirton Alan E Tyne East Graham Patricia D Hutchinson Gemma Constituency) Morton Glen Coyle Susan A McCready Karen Bennett Jean 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 Newburn Parish Hall, Station Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N1 E01-1 to E01-1184 Throckley Community Hall, Back Victoria Terrace, Throckley N2 E02-1 to E02-1324 Throckley Community Hall, Back Victoria Terrace, Throckley N3 E03-1 to E03-2756 Walbottle Village Institute, The Green, Walbottle N4 E04-1 to E04-645 Temporary Building, Car Park of The Poachers Cottage, Armstrong Street, N5 E05-1 to E05-221 Callerton Bullocksteads Sports Ground, Ponteland Road, Kenton Bank Foot N6 E06-1 to E06-882 Memorial Institute, Adjacent to Village Hall, Main Road, Dinnington N7 F01-1 to F01-1638 Greenside Rest Centre, Greenside Avenue, Brunswick Village N8 F02-1 to F02-753 Hazlerigg War Memorial Community Centre, Hazlerigg, Newcastle upon Tyne N9 F03-1 to F03-701 Great Park Community Centre, Roseden Way, Newcastle upon Tyne N10 F04-1 to F04-1370 Great Park Community Centre, Roseden Way, Newcastle upon Tyne N11 F04-1371 to F04-2630 Windsor Public House, Windsor Way, Newcastle upon Tyne N12 F05-1 to F05-2127 Kingston Park Community Centre, Brunton Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne N13 F06-1 to F06-1255 Chadca Centre, Hanover Close, Newcastle upon Tyne N14 G01-1 to G01-2560 Chadca Centre, Hanover Close, Newcastle upon Tyne N15 G02-1 to G02-2176/2 Westerhope Community Association, Hillhead Road, Westerhope N16 G03-1 to G03-1549/1 St John`s Church Hall, Stamfordham Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N17 G04-1 to G04-1181 Temporary Building, Newlands Road, Grassed Area, Newcastle upon Tyne N18 H01-1 to H01-1321 Gosforth Parish Church Hall, Wardle Street, Off Church Avenue, Newcastle upon N19 H02-1 to H02-1873/1 Tyne Church of the Holy Spirit, Dunblane Crescent, Newcastle upon Tyne N20 I01-1 to I01-849 West Denton United Reformed Church Hall, Middlegate, Newcastle upon Tyne N21 I02-1 to I02-1523 Outer West Customer Service Centre, West Denton Way, Newcastle upon Tyne N22 I03-1 to I03-978 Westerhope Methodist Church Hall, Stamfordham Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N23 I04-1 to I04-1844 Westerhope Methodist Church Hall, Stamfordham Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N24 I04-1845 to I04-3583 Westerhope Bowling Club, Bowls Recreation Pavilion, West Avenue, Westerhope N25 I05-1 to I05-1614/1 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Hauxley Drive, Newcastle upon Tyne N26 K01-1 to K01-1238 Fawdon Community Centre, Fawdon Park Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N27 K02-1 to K02-1880 Coxlodge Methodist Church, Kenton Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N28 K03-1 to K03-1749 South Northumberland Cricket Club, Roseworth Terrace, Gosforth N29 L03-1 to L03-1104 St Charles Church, Church Road, Gosforth N30 L04-1 to L04-1670 Kenton Park Sports Centre, Anfield Road, Kenton N31 N02-1 to N02-2148 Gala Field Centre, Newbiggin Lane, Woolsington, Newcastle upon Tyne N32 O01-1 to O01-1694 Gala Field Centre, Newbiggin Lane, Woolsington, Newcastle upon Tyne N33 O02-1 to O02-2368 Temporary Building, Meadowrise Shopping Centre, Etal Way, Newcastle upon N34 O03-1 to O03-1593 Tyne St John the Evangelist Church, Kingston Park Centre, Kingston Park Avenue N35 O04-1 to O04-1318 The Lemington Centre, Tyne View, Newcastle upon Tyne N36 P01-1 to P01-1164 Waverley Primary School, Maple Close, Newcastle upon Tyne N37 P02-1 to P02-1250 Jan`s Cafe, 69a Southway Shops, Newcastle upon Tyne N38 P03-1 to P03-987 Temporary Building, Adjacent to the shops at The Crossway, Newcastle upon N39 P04-1 to P04-1380 Tyne Valley View Recreation Club, Valley View, Lemington, Newcastle upon Tyne N40 P05-1 to P05-2253 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Pat Ritchie Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8QH Blucher Methodist Church, Blucher Terrace, Blucher Colliery Road, Blucher N41 P06-3 to P06-193 Grange Centre at Grange First School, Norham Road, Newcastle upon Tyne N42 U01-1 to U01-1611 St Aidan`s Community Centre, Princes Road, Brunton Park, Gosforth N43 U02-1 to U02-1626 St Aidan`s Community Centre, Princes Road, Brunton Park, Gosforth N44 U02-1627 to U02-3216 Hazlerigg War Memorial Community Centre, Hazlerigg, Newcastle upon Tyne N45 U03-1 to U03-130 Temporary Building, Newlands Avenue, Melton Park, Newcastle upon Tyne N46 U04-1 to U04-1002 Temporary Building, Car park corner of, Granville Road and Broadway East N47 U05-1 to U05-1855/1 Garden Village Hall, Rosewood Avenue, Newcastle upon Tyne N48 U06-1 to U06-1030 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Pat Ritchie Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8QH .
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