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SITUATION of POLLING STATIONS Police & Crime Commissioner SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Chiltern District Council Police & Crime Commissioner Election Thames Valley Police Area Police and Crime Commissioner 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: Station Ranges of electoral register numbers Situation of Polling Station Number of persons entitled to vote thereat Amersham Common Village Hall, 24 White Lion Road, 1 A-1 to A-2034 Amersham St John`s Methodist Church Hall, Woodside Road, 2 B-1 to B-1979 Amersham St John`s Methodist Church Hall, Woodside Road, 3 B-1980 to B-3820 Amersham Royal British Legion Hall, 58 Whielden Street, Amersham 4 C1-1 to C1-1657 Royal British Legion Hall, 58 Whielden Street, Amersham 5 C-1 to C-1976 Atlas House, Bellingdon Road, Chesham 6 D-1 to D-1589/2 Chesham Adult Learning Centre, Chiltern Hills Academy, 7 DA-1 to DA-2202 Chartridge Lane Ashley Green Memorial Hall, Two Dells Lane, Ashley 8 E-1 to E-518 Green, Bucks Whelpley Hill Coronation Hall, Grove Lane, Chesham, 9 EA-1 to EA-272 Bucks Chenies County Combined School, Village Road, 10 EB-1 to EB-190 Chenies Ley Hill Memorial Hall, The Green, Ley Hill, Chesham 11 EC-1 to EC-550 Latimer Place, Latimer, Nr Chesham, Bucks 12 ED-1 to ED-293 All Saints Church Hall, Oval Way, Chalfont St Peter, 13 F-1 to F-1768 Gerrards Cross Chartridge Village Hall, Chartridge Lane, Chartridge 14 G-1 to G-811 Ballinger War Memorial Hall, Village Road, Ballinger, 15 GA-1 to GA-1036 Great Missenden Chalfont St Peter Parish Church Hall, Church Lane, 16 H-1 to H-1826 Chalfont St Peter Chalfont St Peter Parish Church Hall, Church Lane, 17 H-1827 to H-3400 Chalfont St Peter Recreation Hall, Epilepsy Society, Chesham Lane, 18 J-1 to J-1592 Chalfont St Peter Recreation Hall, Epilepsy Society, Chesham Lane, 19 J-1593 to J-3209 Chalfont St Peter The Memorial Hall, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles 20 K-1 to K-2223 The Memorial Hall, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles 21 K-2224 to K-4193 Jordans Village Hall, Green West Road, Jordans 22 KA-1 to KA-501 Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont 23 KB-1 to KB-964 Dated Thursday 8 November 2012 Alan Goodrum Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer , King George V House, King George V Road, Amersham, Bucks, HP6 5AW Hervines Park Pavilion, Hervines Road, Amersham, 24 L-1 to L-1687 Bucks St Leonard`s Parish Centre, Glebe Way, Chesham Bois 25 LA-1 to LA-2464 Bellingdon and Asheridge Village Hall, Chesham Road, 26 M-1 to M-530 Bellingdon, Chesham Cholesbury Village Hall, Cholesbury Common, Tring 27 MA-1 to MA-373 St Leonards Parish Hall, Jenkins Lane, St Leonards, 28 MB-1 to MB-419 Tring The Lee Parish Hall, Lee Clump Road, Lee Common 29 MC-1 to MC-588 Gold Hill Baptist Church Hall, Gold Hill East, Chalfont St 30 N-1 to N-1659 Peter Great Missenden Memorial Centre, Link Road, Great 31 O-1 to O-1883 Missenden, Bucks Brushwood Junior School, Brushwood Road, Chesham 32 P-1 to P-1443 Chesham Methodist Church, Bellingdon Road, Chesham, 33 PA-1 to PA-1291 Bucks Chesham Grammar School, White Hill, Chesham 34 PB-1 to PB-883 The Church Centre, Featherbed Lane, Holmer Green, 35 Q-1 to Q-1874 High Wycombe The Church Centre, Featherbed Lane, Holmer Green, 36 Q-1875 to Q-3402 High Wycombe Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont 37 R1-1 to R1-930 Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont 38 R-1 to R-2897 Little Missenden Village Hall, Village Road, Little 39 S-1 to S-223 Missenden, Bucks Little Kingshill Village Hall, Windsor Lane, Little Kingshill, 40 SA-1 to SA-929 Great Missenden Hyde Heath Village Hall, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath, 41 SB-1 to SB-837 Amersham Newtown County Infant School & Nursery, 42 T-1 to T-1874 Berkhampstead Road, Chesham Coleshill Village Hall, Barracks Hill, Coleshill, Amersham 43 U-1 to U-457 Holy Trinity Church Hall, Church Road, Penn, Bucks 44 UA-1 to UA-713 Knotty Green Cricket Club Pavilion, Forty Green Road, 45 UB-1 to UB-1877 Knotty Green, Beaconsfield Winchmore Hill Memorial Hall, The Common, Winchmore 46 UC-1 to UC-470 Hill, Amersham The Village Hall, Penn Street, Amersham 47 UD-1 to UD-185 Prestwood Village Hall, 1 Wycombe Road, Prestwood, 48 V-1 to V-2300 Bucks Prestwood Village Hall, 1 Wycombe Road, Prestwood, 49 V-2301 to V-4595 Bucks Little Kingshill Baptist Church Hall, Windsor Lane, Little 50 VA-1 to VA-685 Kingshill, Great Missenden Little Spring School, Greenway, Chesham 51 W-1 to W-1948 Seer Green Parish Church Hall, School Lane, Seer Green 52 X-1 to X-1823 Chesham Town Hall, Baines Walk, Chesham 53 Y-1 to Y-1187 Christ Church Hall, Waterside, Chesham, Bucks 54 YA-1 to YA-2565 Newtown County Infant School & Nursery, 55 Z-1 to Z-1604 Berkhampstead Road, Chesham Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of Parish Councillors and the election of District Councillors Dated Thursday 8 November 2012 Alan Goodrum Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer , King George V House, King George V Road, Amersham, Bucks, HP6 5AW .
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