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Regional Senedd Situation of Polling Stations Eng Senedd Regional Election: South Wales Central Region Situation of Polling Stations Etholiad Rhanbarthol Senedd: Rhanbarth Canol De Cymru Lleoliad Gorsafoedd Pleidleisio No of DESCRIPTION OF No of DESCRIPTION OF No of DESCRIPTION OF Polling SITUATION OF POLLING STATION PERSONS Polling SITUATION OF POLLING STATION PERSONS Polling SITUATION OF POLLING STATION PERSONS Station ENTITLED TO VOTE Station ENTITLED TO Station ENTITLED TO VOTE VOTE Nifer y LLEOLIAD YR ORSAF BLEIDLEISIO DISGRIFIAD O’R Nifer y LLEOLIAD YR ORSAF BLEIDLEISIO Nifer y LLEOLIAD YR ORSAF BLEIDLEISIO gorsafoedd RHAI A GAIFF gorsafoedd DISGRIFIAD O’R gorsafoed DISGRIFIAD O’R pleidleisio BLEIDLEISIO pleidleisio RHAI A GAIFF d RHAI A GAIFF BLEIDLEISIO pleidleisio BLEIDLEISIO The poll at the Senedd election is to be taken together with the poll at the Police and Crime Commissioner election for the South Wales Police Area. Mae'r bleidlais yn etholiad y Senedd i'w chynnal ynghyd â'r bleidlais yn etholiad Comisiynydd yr Heddlu a Throsedd ar gyfer Ardal Heddlu De Cymru. PORTACABIN - NEAR HOME FARM, OE0/OE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH UF0/UG 1 ST FRANCIS MILLENNIUM CENTRE AA0 37 MICHAELSTON LE PIT 73 1/OF0 0/UH0 PORTACABIN - CAR PARK, BRON Y WENVOE COMMUNITY CENTRE PA0/PA ST ATHAN COMMUNITY CENTRE VA0/VC 2 MOR, BARRY AB0 38 74 1/PB0 0 ST NICHOLAS HALL ST NICHOLAS CHURCH RAF ST ATHAN GOLF CLUB 3 AB1 39 PC0 75 VB0 BARRY ISLAND COMMUNITY BONVILSTON READING ROOM ALL SAINTS CHURCH WA0/W 4 CENTRE AC0 40 PD0 76 B0 PORTACABIN PREMIER INN ST GEORGES VILLAGE HALL QA0/QB ST BRIDES MAJOR CHURCH HALL 5 AC1/EB1 41 77 WC0 0 ROMILLY PRIMARY SCHOOL PETERSTON CHURCH & COMMUNITY QC0/QD WICK AND MONKNASH VILLAGE HALL 6 CANTEEN BA0 42 HALL 78 WD0 0 CWM TALWG COMMUNITY CENTRE PENDOYLAN WAR MEMORIAL HALL 7 BB0 43 QE0 HIGHLIGHT COMMUNITY CENTRE - WELSH ST DONATS COMMUNITY 8 STATION A BB1 44 HALL QF0 MILLWOOD BOWLING CLUB CELTIC WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE RA0/RB 9 BB2 45 0/RF0 MARGARET ALEXANDER RHOOSE COMMUNITY HALL - STATION BC0/EA0 RB1/RC 10 COMMUNITY CENTRE 46 A 1/RE0 BARRY MEMORIAL HALL - STATION RHOOSE COMMUNITY HALL - STATION 11 A BD0 47 B RC0 ST DAVIDS METHODIST CHURCH THE SIX BELLS, PENMARK 12 CA0 48 RD0 HIGHLIGHT COMMUNITY CENTRE - LLANCARFAN VILLAGE HALL RG0/RH 13 STATION B CB0 49 0/RH1 BUTTRILLS COMMUNITY CENTRE COWBRIDGE TOWN HALL - STATION A 14 CC0 50 SA0 COLCOT COMMUNITY HALL COWBRIDGE TOWN HALL - STATION B 15 DA0 51 SB0 GIBBONSDOWN COMMUNITY COWBRIDGE TOWN HALL - STATION C 16 CENTRE - STATION A DB0 52 SC0 WITCHILL SCOUT/COMMUNITY HALL LLANBLETHIAN CHURCH HALL 17 - STATION A DC0 53 SC1 BARRY MEMORIAL HALL - STATION ABERTHIN VILLAGE HALL 18 B EB0 54 SD0 PORTACABIN - LLANFAIR PRIMARY PIONEER HALL 19 EC0/EC1 55 SCHOOL SE0 ST HELENS PARISH HALL ST HILARY VILLAGE HALL 20 ED0 56 SF0 CASTLELAND COMMUNITY CENTRE YSTRADOWEN VILLAGE HALL 21 FA0/FD0 57 SG0 5TH BARRY SEA SCOUT HALL LLANSANNOR COMMUNITY HALL 22 FB0/FC0 58 SH0 CONFERENCE ROOM, DOCKS PENLLYN VILLAGE HALL 23 OFFICE FD1 59 SJ0 AMBITO CARE COLWINSTON VILLAGE HALL 24 FE0 60 TA0 PORTACABIN - BARRY YMCA - THE LLANGAN AND ST MARY HILL 25 HUB GA0 61 COMMUNITY CENTRE TB0 WITCHILL SCOUT/COMMUNITY HALL TREOES COMMUNITY CENTRE 26 - STATION B GB0 62 TB1 GIBBONSDOWN COMMUNITY LLANDOW VILLAGE HALL 27 CENTRE - STATION B GC0/GD0 63 TD0 MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST ST TYDFIL'S CHURCH 28 CHURCH COMMUNITY HALL HA0 64 TE0 VICTORIA PARK COMMUNITY SIGINGSTONE VILLAGE HALL 29 ASSOCIATION HB0 65 TF0 PORTACABIN - CAR PARK, VINCENT EWENNY COMMUNITY VILLAGE HALL 30 CLOSE, BARRY HC0 66 TG0 GLENBROOK INN GVS, CF61 - STATION A 31 HC1/HD1 67 UA0 CADOXTON MOORS COMMUNITY LLANTWIT MAJOR LEISURE CENTRE UB0/ 32 CENTRE HD0 68 UD0 LEE HALL GVS, CF61 - STATION B 33 OA0 69 UC0 WINDMILL PLAYING FIELDS, DINAS POWYS PRIMARY SCHOOL 34 OB0 70 CHANGING ROOMS UC1 BETHESDA CHAPEL WEST CAMP COMMUNITY CENTRE 35 OC0 71 UD1 MURCHFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE ST CATTWGS VILLAGE HALL 36 OD0/OD1 72 UE0 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE REGIONAL RETURNING OFFICER, CIVIC OFFICES, HOLTON ROAD, VALE OF GLAMORGAN BARRY, CF63 4RU ARGRAFFWYD A CHYHOEDDWYD GAN Y SWYDDOG CANLYNIADAU RHANBARTHOL, SWYDDFEYDD DINESIG, HEOL HOLTON, Y BARRI, BRO MORGANNWG CF63 4RU C1 Tredegarville Primary School, Glossop AA N5 Mynachdy Community Centre, Mynachdy GA,JE SP4 The Baptist Church Hall, Cornwall Street/, OA,OC Road, Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 0JT Road, Gabalfa, Cardiff, CF14 3DY Rutland Street, Cardiff, CF11 6SR C2 Family Contact & Family Centre, Metal AB N6 Social Centre, Talybont Residences, GB SP5 Ninian Park Primary School, Virgil Street, OB Street, Adamsdown, CF24 0LZ Bevan Place, Gabalfa, Cardiff, CF11 9DZ CF11 8TF C3 The Rubicon, Nora Street, AC N7 All Nations Centre, Sachville Avenue, GC SP6 Bayden Scout Hall, Ferry Road, OD Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 1ND Heath, Cardiff, CF14 3NY Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 0XR C4 The Rubicon, Nora Street, AD,AE N8 Heath Evangelical Annexe, Llanishen GD SP7 St Pauls Community Hall, Paget Street / St OE Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 1ND Street, Cardiff, CF14 3QD Fagan`s Street, Grangetown, CF11 7LF C5 Cardiff Muslim Primary School, Merthyr BA N9 Heath Evangelical Annexe, Llanishen GE SP8 Channel View Centre, Jim Driscoll Way, OF Street, Cardiff, CF24 4JL Street, Cardiff, CF14 3QD Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 7HB C6 Cardiff Muslim Primary School, Merthyr BB N10 The Bethesda Hall, Tyn Y Parc Road, HA SP9 St Dyfrigs & St Samsons, Church Hall, OG,OH Street, CF24 4JL Heath, Cardiff, CF14 6BP Dinas Place, Grangetown, CF11 6QG C7 Nazareth House, Colum Road, Cardiff, BC N11 St Thomas`s Church Hall, Pantbach HB SP10 The Salvation Army Citadel, 234 OI CF10 3UN Road, Heath, Cardiff, CF14 1UE Corporation Road, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 7AN C8 Highfields Church, Monthermer Road, BD N12 St Andrews Methodist Church Hall, HC SP11 Llanrumney Phoenix Boxing Club, Shaw PA,PC Cathays, CF24 4QW (Tower Entrance), Coronation Close, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5NX Road/Caerphilly Road, Cardiff, CF14 4AE C9 Cathays Methodist, Church Foyer, BE N13 The Pavilion, Llwynfedw Gardens, Heath, HD SP12 Ysgol Bro Eirwg, Ridgeway Road, PB Crwys Road/Fanny Street, Cardiff, Cardiff, CF14 4NW Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 4AD CF24 4NE C10 The Church Hall, At Junction of BF N14 Scout Headquarters, St Agnes Road, HE SP13 Bryn Hafod Primary School (Nursery Unit), PD Rhymney, Terrace and Harriet Street, Heath, Cardiff, CF14 4AP Blagdon Close, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4BX 4HF C11 The Foyer, Sherman Theatre, BG N15 Ton Yr Ywen Primary School, Maes y HF SP14 Llanrumney Hub, Creche Room, PE Senghenydd Road, Cathays, Cardiff, Coed Road, Cardiff, CF14 4HG Countisbury Avenue, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF24 4YE CF3 5NQ C12 Central Library Hub, Meeting Room, BH N16 Heath Citizens Community Centre, Social HG SP15 The Royal British Legion, Rumney PF,QI Level 4, Mill Lane, Cardiff, CF10 1FL Hall/Front Building, King George V Drive, Court/British Legion Drive, Cardiff, CF3 Heath, Cardiff, CF14 4EP 4BN C13 Park End Church Hall, Rhydypenau CA N17 The Memorial Hall, Heol Y Delyn, IA,IB SP16 St Dyfrigs Church Hall, Countisbury PG,PH Cross Roads, Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF14 Lisvane, Cardiff, CF14 0SQ Avenue, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5RN 0NZ C14 The Cafe, The Promenade, Roath Park CB N18 Llandaff North Community Centre, JA,JB SP17 Siloam Baptist Church, Burnham Avenue, PI Lake, Cardiff, CF23 5PH Hawthorn Road East, Llandaff North, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5PD Cardiff, CF14 2LR C15 Cyncoed Methodist Church Centre, CC,CG N19 All Saints Church, Gabalfa Road, JC SP18 St Augustine's Church Hall, Whitehall QA,QB,QJ Cyncoed Road/, Westminister Llandaff North, Cardiff, CF14 2JH Parade, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3BA Crescent, Cardiff, CF23 6SE C16 Christ Church, Lake Road North, CD N20 Emmanuel Baptist Church, Gabalfa JD SP19 Rumney Scouts Hall, off Trelawney QC Caerdydd / Cardiff, CF23 5QN Avenue, Gabalfa, Cardiff, CF14 2SH Avenue/Barmouth Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3JQ C17 Lakeside Primary School, The Nursery CE,CH N21 The Thornhill Centre, Excalibur Drive, KA,KG SP20 Rumney Partnership Hub, Llanstephan QD,QF Unit, Ontario Way, Cardiff, CF23 6HB Thornhill, Cardiff, CF14 9GA Road, Rumney, CF3 3JA C18 Portacabin, at junction with Gwern CF N22 Bethel Church & Community Centre, KB SP21 Rumney War Memorial Hall, Wentloog QE,SF Rhuddi Road, and Hampton Crescent Bethel Place, Off Llangranog Road, Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3EA East, Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF23 6PS Cardiff, CF14 5BL C19 Staff Room, Glyncoed Primary School, DA,DB N23 Thornhill Primary School, Heol KC,KK SP22 Earlswood Social Club, 160-164 Greenway QG,QH,QK Glyncoed Road, Cardiff, CF23 7DW Hir/Hillcrest Close, Thornhill, Cardiff, Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3PN CF14 9LA C20 Springwood Primary School, DC,DD N24 Llanishen Hub, 11 Station Road, KD SP23 East Moors Community Centre, Sanquhar RA Pennsylvania, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14 5LS Street, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2AD CF23 9LA C21 Christchurch United Church, Wellwood, DE,DI N25 Portacabin In Car Park, Morrison KE SP24 The Old Library Sports & Community RB Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9JQ Supermarket, Ty Glas Road, Llanishen, Centre, Bute Room, Singleton Road, Cardiff, CF14 5EP Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2ET C22 Staff Room, Glyncoed Primary School, DF N26 Community Suite, Llanishen Leisure KF SP25 Oasis Cardiff, Splott Road (Burnaby Street RC Glyncoed Road, Cardiff, CF23 7DW Centre, Ty Glas Avenue, Llanishen, Entrance), Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2BW Cardiff, CF14 5EB C23 Flying Start Activity Room 2, in the DG N27 St Faiths Church Hall, Morris Avenue, KH SP26 Moorland STAR, Moorland Road, Splott, RD grounds of Bryn Celyn Primary School, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14
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