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SITUATION of POLLING STATIONS Date of Election: Thursday 8 June 2017 Hours of Poll: 7:00 Am to 10:00 Pm Election of a Member of Parliament for the EAST SURREY Constituency SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Date of Election: Thursday 8 June 2017 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: PD POLLING STATION AND ADDRESS PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE AT THAT STATION AA BLETCHINGLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE, HIGH STREET, BLETCHINGLEY, 1 to 2373 REDHILL, RH1 4PA AB NUTFIELD VILLAGE MEMORIAL HALL, HIGH STREET, NUTFIELD, RH1 4HE 1 to 512 AC NUTFIELD VILLAGE HALL, MID STREET, SOUTH NUTFIELD, REDHILL, RH1 4JJ 1 to 1558 BA THE CENTENARY HALL, WHEELERS LANE, SMALLFIELD, HORLEY, RH6 9PT 1 to 3516 BB THE CENTENARY HALL, WHEELERS LANE, SMALLFIELD, HORLEY, RH6 9PT 1 to 722 BC THE LLOYD HALL, BRICKFIELD ROAD, OUTWOOD, REDHILL, RH1 5QF 1 to 550 C CHALDON VILLAGE HALL, ROOK LANE, CHALDON, CATERHAM, CR3 5BN 1 to 1442 DA TATSFIELD VILLAGE HALL, TATSFIELD, WESTERHAM, TN16 2AG 1 to 1493 DB TATSFIELD VILLAGE HALL, TATSFIELD, WESTERHAM, TN16 2AG 1 to 60 EA ST. JOHN CHURCH, HIGH STREET, DORMANSLAND, LINGFIELD, RH7 6RA 1 to 635 EB ST. JOHN CHURCH, HIGH STREET, DORMANSLAND, LINGFIELD, RH7 6RA 1 to 2015 EC ST. JOHN CHURCH, HIGH STREET, DORMANSLAND, LINGFIELD, RH7 6RA 1 to 485 F FELBRIDGE VILLAGE HALL, CRAWLEY DOWN ROAD, FELBRIDGE, EAST 1 to 1792 GRINSTEAD, RH19 2NT GA WHITE HART BARN, HIGH STREET, GODSTONE, RH9 8DU 1 to 2124 Printed and Published by The Acting Returning Officer, Tandridge District Council, Council Offices, Station Road East, Oxted, RH8 0BT PD POLLING STATION AND ADDRESS PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE AT THAT STATION GB SPORTS ASSOCIATION HALL, LAGHAM ROAD, SOUTH GODSTONE, RH9 8HB 1 to 1185 GC FORMAN INSTITUTE HALL, EASTBOURNE ROAD, BLINDLEY HEATH, LINGFIELD, 1 to 1220 RH7 6JJ H THE SOPER HALL, HARESTONE VALLEY ROAD, CATERHAM, CR3 6HY 1 to 3206 JA LINGFIELD & DORMANSLAND COMMUNITY CENTRE, HIGH STREET, LINGFIELD, 1 to 3048 RH7 6AB JB CROWHURST VILLAGE HALL, CROWHURST LANE, CROWHURST, LINGFIELD, 1 to 263 RH7 6LR LA OXTED COMMUNITY HALL, CHURCH LANE, OXTED, RH8 9NB 1 to 3991 LB TANDRIDGE VILLAGE HALL, TANDRIDGE, OXTED, RH8 9NN 1 to 527 M HURST GREEN COMMUNITY CENTRE, 4 OAK CLOSE, HURST GREEN, OXTED, 1 to 4821 RH8 0BA N DE STAFFORD SCHOOL, BURNTWOOD LANE, CATERHAM, CR3 5YX 1 to 3413 O CATERHAM HILL LIBRARY, WESTWAY, CATERHAM, CR3 5TP 1 to 2928 P CATERHAM BAPTIST CHURCH, BEECHWOOD ROAD, CATERHAM, CR3 6NA 1 to 3265 R THE GIRL GUIDE HUT, WESTHALL ROAD, WARLINGHAM, CR6 9TJ 1 to 2834 S CATERHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, COULSDON ROAD, CATERHAM, CR3 5NF 1 to 3432 T ST. LUKES CHURCH, WHYTELEAFE HILL, WHYTELEAFE, CR3 0AA 1 to 3106 U WOLDINGHAM VILLAGE HALL, STATION ROAD, WOLDINGHAM, CATERHAM, 1 to 1571 CR3 7EA WQA WARLINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH, LIMPSFIELD ROAD, WARLINGHAM, 1 to 3720 CR6 9LE WQB WARLINGHAM PARK SCHOOL, CHELSHAM COMMON, CHELSHAM, CR6 9PB 1 to 561 WQC WARLINGHAM PARK SCHOOL, CHELSHAM COMMON, CHELSHAM, CR6 9PB 1 to 108 Printed and Published by The Acting Returning Officer, Tandridge District Council, Council Offices, Station Road East, Oxted, RH8 0BT PD POLLING STATION AND ADDRESS PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE AT THAT STATION YN ST. PETERS HALL, HIGH STREET, LIMPSFIELD, OXTED, RH8 ODG 1 to 1806 YS ST. ANDREWS CHURCH HALL, MOORHOUSE ROAD, LIMPSFIELD, OXTED, 1 to 1062 RH8 0SR HRC1 REGENT HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE, ALBERT ROAD, HORLEY, RH6 7JA 1 to 1235/1 HRC2 EDMONDS HALL, ALBERT ROOMS, 92 ALBERT ROAD, HORLEY, RH6 7HZ 1 to 3797 HRC3 ST FRANCIS CHURCH HALL, BALCOMBE ROAD, HORLEY, RH6 9AY 1 to 2429/1 HR33 TANYARD BARN COMMUNITY CENTRE, THE ACRES, BROOKFIELD DRIVE, 1 to 4329 HORLEY, RH6 9TA HRE4 TANYARD BARN COMMUNITY CENTRE, THE ACRES, BROOKFIELD DRIVE, 1 to 644 HORLEY, RH6 9TA HRW2 ST WILFRID`S CHURCH, HORLEY ROW, HORLEY, RH6 8DF 1 to 3102/2 HRW3 PATHFINDER SCOUT HALL, BADEN DRIVE, HORLEY, RH6 8SD 1 to 3144/3 Dated: Thursday, 14th November 2019 Elaine Jackson Acting Returning Officer Tandridge District Council Council Offices Station Road East Oxted Surrey RH8 0BT Printed and Published by The Acting Returning Officer, Tandridge District Council, Council Offices, Station Road East, Oxted, RH8 0BT .
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