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SITUATION of POLLING STATIONS UK Parliamentary General Election SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS UK Parliamentary General Election Don Valley Constituency Date of Election: Thursday 12 December 2019 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: Ranges of electoral Ranges of electoral Station register numbers of Station register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to Number persons entitled to vote thereat vote thereat Elm Green Lane Community Centre, Elm Green Lane Community Centre, 1 GA-1 to GA-816 1 GE-1 to GE-1009 Elm Green Lane, Conisbrough Elm Green Lane, Conisbrough Portable Unit, Windmill Avenue, Castle Academy, Station Road, 2 GB-1 to GB-786 3 GC-1 to GC-683 Conisbrough Conisbrough Sister De Sales Parish Centre, St Conisbrough Ivanhoe Primary Albans Catholic Church, Wadworth 4 GD-1 to GD-672 Academy, Nursery Building, Old 5 GF-1 to GF-1505 Street, Denaby Main Road, Conisbrough Rowena Academy, Gardens Lane, Morley Place Academy, Old Road, 6 GG-1 to GG-1299 7 GH-1 to GH-889 Conisbrough Conisbrough Community Centre, Harrogate Drive, Community Centre, Reresby Walk, 8 GI-1 to GI-1016 9 GJ-1 to GJ-1352 Denaby Main Denaby Main Portable Unit, Manor Farm Public Portable Unit, Windmill Avenue, House Car Park, Denaby Lane, Old 10 GK-1 to GK-283 11 GL-1 to GL-1586 Conisbrough Denaby Portable Unit, Windmill Avenue, Clifton Church and Community 11 GM-1 to GM-169 12 GN-1 to GN-174/1 Conisbrough Centre, Church Lane, Clifton St John the Baptist Church, St Johns The Grainger Centre, Stubbins Hill, 13 HA-1 to HA-2043 14 HB-1 to HB-1414 Road, Edlington Edlington The Grainger Centre, Stubbins Hill, Warmsworth Primary School, Mill 15 HB-1415 to HB-2678 16 HC-1 to HC-1397/1 Edlington Lane, Warmsworth Howbeck Drive Community Centre, Warmsworth Community Centre, 17 HD-1 to HD-887 18 HE-1 to HE-1578 Howbeck Drive, Edlington Low Road West, Warmsworth The Masters House, High Street, The Masters House, High Street, 19 IB-1 to IB-749 19 IH-1 to IH-152 Braithwell Braithwell Womens Institute Hut, Main Street, Tickhill Cricket Club, Alderson Drive, 20 IC-1 to IC-102 21 ID-1 to ID-2316 Loversall Tickhill Scout & Guide Headquarters, St Wadworth Village Hall, Old School 22 IE-1 to IE-2164 23 IF-1 to IF-956 Marys Road, Tickhill Lane, Wadworth, Doncaster Stainton Village Hall, School Lane, Austerfield Study Centre, High 24 IG-1 to IG-227 25 JA-1 to JA-475 Stainton Street, Austerfield New Hall Conference Room, Station New Hall Conference Room, Station 26 JB-1 to JB-1544 27 JB-1545 to JB-2820 Road, Bawtry Road, Bawtry St Michaels Church, Sheepbridge Rossington Memorial Hall, 28 JC-1 to JC-1711 29 JD-1 to JD-2495 Lane, Old Rossington McConnell Crescent, Rossington Grange Lane Academy, Nursery Tornedale Infant School, Gattison 30 JE-1 to JE-1896 31 JF-1 to JF-1364/2 Building, Grange Lane, Rossington Lane, Rossington Rossington All Saints Academy, Brodsworth Way Pavilion, 32 JG-1 to JG-1495 33 JH-1 to JH-1409/1 Bond Street, Rossington Brodsworth Way, Rossington Auckley Junior & Infant School, Cantley Community Centre, 34 KA-1 to KA-1346 35 KB-1 to KB-2256 School Lane, Auckley Goodison Boulevard, Cantley Blaxton Village Hall, Back Lane, 36 KC-1 to KC-1034/1 Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 37 KD-1 to KD-1882 Blaxton Holy Trinity & St Oswald’s Church, Hayfield Lane Primary School, 38 KE-1 to KE-1455 39 KF-1 to KF-2325/4 Rectory Lane, Finningley Hayfield Lane, Auckley Hatchell Wood Primary Academy, Portable Unit, Nether Cantley Lane, 40 KG-1 to KG-2486/1 41 KH-1 to KH-184 Plumpton Park Road, Bessacarr Old Cantley Hatchell Wood Primary Academy, Dunsville Community Centre, High 42 KI-1 to KI-823 43 LA-1 to LA-1670 Plumpton Park Road, Bessacarr Street, Dunsville Dunsville Primary School, Broadway, Kinsbourne Green Communal Hall, 44 LB-1 to LB-1177/1 45 LC-1 to LC-1250/2 Dunsville Kinsbourne Green, Dunscroft Kinsbourne Green Communal Hall, Hatfield Town Council Offices, 46 LD-1 to LD-2670 47 LE-1 to LE-1653 Kinsbourne Green, Doncaster Cuckoo Lane, Hatfield Hatfield Town Council Offices, Methodist Church Hall, Main Street, 48 LE-1654 to LE-3256 49 LF-1 to LF-707 Cuckoo Lane, Hatfield Hatfield Woodhouse Estate Office, Entrance Via Rear Methodist Church Hall, Main Street, 49 LG-1 to LG-467 Door, 36 Wellington Road, 50 LH-1 to LH-431 Hatfield Woodhouse Lindholme Green Top Primary School, Thorne Brooke Primary School, Wike 51 QA-1 to QA-1650 52 QB-1 to QB-1752/2 Middlebrook Lane, Thorne Gate Road, Thorne St Nicholas Church Hall, Stonegate, King Edward Primary School, King 53 QC-1 to QC-1113 54 QD-1 to QD-1942 Thorne Edward Road, Thorne Thorne & Moorends Town Council Portable Unit, Hatfield Road, Offices, Band Room, Browns Lane, 55 QE-1 to QE-2211 56 QF-1 to QF-871 Adjacent to the swing bridge, Thorne Thorne Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Damian Allen Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, CIVIC OFFICE, WATERDALE, DONCASTER, DN1 3BU .
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