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POLLING DISTRICTS, POLLING PLACES & POLLING STATIONS REVIEW 2019 Current List of polling districts and polling places Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Place Access District Ref. Electors ABBEY WARD ABB1 2067 Abbey Park Community Centre No access issues Buckfast Way, West Bridgford ABB2 2124 West Bridgford Sports Club No access issues Stamford Road, West Bridgford BINGHAM EAST BIE1 1594 Bingham Methodist Centre No access issues WARD Union Street, Bingham BIE2 2247 Bingham Methodist Centre No access issues These two Polling Union Street, Bingham districts comprise the East Ward of Bingham Parish BINGHAM WEST WARD BIW1 1969 Town Pavilion, Brendon Grove No access issues These two Polling Bingham districts comprise the BIW 2 1527 Town Pavilion, Brendon Grove No access issues West Ward of Bingham Bingham Parish Saxondale Parish BISA 26 Town Pavilion, Brendon Grove No access issues Bingham Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors BUNNY WARD Bradmore Parish BUBR 251 Bradmore Methodist Community Permanent ramp Hall, Bradmore Bunny Parish BUBU 539 Bunny Village Hall, Bunny No access issues Costock Parish BUCO 515 Costock Village Hall, Costock Permanent ramp Rempstone Parish BURE 326 Rempstone Village Hall, Main No access issues Street, Rempstone Thorpe in the Glebe BUTH 26 Wysall Village Hall, Wysall Door frame threshold Wysall Parish BUWY 322 Wysall Village Hall, Wysall Door frame threshold COMPTON ACRES CAB1 612 Gresham Sports Park No access issues Gresham Park Road, Off Wilford Lane, West Bridgford CAB2 1233 Rushcliffe Arena, Rugby Road, No access issues West Bridgford CAB3 2176 Mobile Station Compton Acres Temporary ramp in place Shopping Centre, Compton Acres, West Bridgford Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors COTGRAVE This Polling district COAS 4158 Cotgrave Leisure Centre No access issues comprises the Ash Lea Wood View, Cotgrave Ward of Cotgrave Parish COMA 1988 Cotgrave Methodist Church, No access issues – subject to This Polling district Bingham Road, Cotgrave inspection when building works comprises the Manor are totally complete Ward of Cotgrave Parish CRANMER Aslockton Parish CRAS 856 Thomas Cranmer Centre No access issues Main Street, Aslockton Car Colston Parish CRCA 135 Car Colston & Screveton Village No access issues – side access Hall, Car Colston via a permanent ramp Scarrington Parish CRSCA 136 Thomas Cranmer Centre, No access issues Main Street, Aslockton Screveton Parish CRSCR 122 Car Colston & Screveton Village No access issues – side access Hall, Car Colston via a permanent ramp Whatton-in-the-Vale CRWHA 724 Jubilee Hall, Whatton in the Vale No access issues Parish Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors CROPWELL Cropwell Bishop Parish CRCBI 1421 Cropwell Bishop Community No access issues Building, Fern Road, Cropwell Bishop Cropwell Butler Parish CRCBU 548 Cropwell Butler Village Hall, Main No access issues ( Street, Cropwell Butler Tithby Parish CRTI 56 Cropwell Butler Village Hall, Main No access issues Street, Cropwell Butler Wiverton Hall Parish CRWH 36 Cropwell Butler Village Hall, Main No access issues Street, Cropwell Butler EAST BRIDGFORD East Bridgford Parish EBEB 1441 East Bridgford Methodist Chapel, Permanent ramp Main Street, East Bridgford Kneeton Parish EBKN 34 East Bridgford Methodist Chapel, Permanent ramp Main Street, East Bridgford Newton Parish EBNE 588 Mobile Station, Newton House Temporary ramp in place Farm, Main Street, Newton, Shelford Parish EBSH 212 Shelford Village Hall, Church Street, Door frame threshold Shelford Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors EDWALTON EDB1 1531 St Lukes Church Hall, Leahurst No access issues Road, West Bridgford EDB2 1893 Edwalton Church Hall, Vicarage Door frame threshold Green, Edwalton GAMSTON NORTH (Unparished area) GNB 0 n/a n/a Gamston Parish GNGA 1621 Gamston Village Hall, also known No access issues as The Institute, Main Rd, Gamston This Polling district GNHP 285 Gedling & Sherwood Cricket Club No access issues comprises the Holme Pierrepont Ward of Holme Pierrepont Parish GAMSTON SOUTH GSB1 1039 Gamston Community Hall, No access issues Ambleside, West Bridgford GSB2 900 Gamston Community Hall, No access issues Ambleside, West Bridgford Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors GOTHAM Barton in Fabis Parish GOBA 227 Barton in Fabis Village Hall, Barton No access issues – also rear in Fabis access with ramp Gotham Parish GOGO 1325 Gotham Village Memorial Hall Permanent ramp Nottingham Road, Gotham Kingston on Soar Parish GOKI 234 Kingston on Soar Village Hall, Permanent ramp to side entrance Kingston on Soar - Door frame threshold Ratcliffe on Soar Parish GORA 98 Kingston on Soar Village Hall, Permanent ramp to side entrance Kingston on Soar - Door frame threshold Thrumpton Parish GOTH 132 Thrumpton Village Hall, Church No access issues Lane, Thrumpton KEYWORTH AND WOLDS This Polling district KWKN 1385 Crossdale Drive Primary School, No access issues comprises the North Crossdale Drive, Keyworth Ward of Keyworth Parish These two Polling KWKS1 2153 Keyworth Village Hall, Elm Avenue, Permanent ramp districts comprise the Keyworth South Ward of Keyworth KWKS2 1924 Keyworth Village Hall, Elm Avenue, Permanent ramp Parish Keyworth Stanton on the Wolds KWST 339 The ClubHouse, Stanton-on-the- No access issues Parish Wolds Golf Club Widmerpool Parish KWWI 256 Widmerpool Rugby Club Pavilion, Permanent ramp Willoughby Road, Widmerpool Willoughby on the Wolds KWWW 475 Willoughby on the Wolds Village Permanent ramp Parish Hall, London Lane, Willoughby on the Wolds Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors LADY BAY LBB1 1797 All Hallows Halls, Pierrepont Road Door frame threshold LBB2 1876 Lady Bay Scout Hall, adjacent to 53 Permanent Ramp - Door frame Mona Road threshold This Polling district LBAD 133 Lady Bay Scout Hall, adjacent to 53 Permanent Ramp - Door frame comprises the Adbolton Mona Road threshold Ward of Holme Pierrepont Parish LEAKE This Polling district LEELC 1429 East Leake Village Hall, Main Permanent ramp comprises the Castle Street, East Leake Ward of East Leake Parish This Polling district LEELS 2553 East Leake Leisure Centre, Lantern No access issues comprises the Stonebridge Lane, East Leake Ward of East Leake Parish This Polling district LEELW 2118 East Leake Village Hall, Main Permanent ramp comprises the Woodgate Street, East Leake Ward of East Leake Parish Normanton on Soar Parish LENS 356 The Hall, Main Street, Normanton No access issues on Soar Stanford on Soar Parish LESS 99 The Hall, Main Street, Normanton No access issues on Soar West Leake Parish LEWL 106 East Leake Village Hall, Main Permanent ramp Street, East Leake Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors LUTTERELL LUB1 1250 Social Centre, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Victoria Road, West No access issues Bridgford LUB2 1570 Walcote Drive Community Centre No access issues Walcote Drive, West Bridgford LUB3 1264 Mobile Station, Car Park, Church of Temporary ramp in place so no Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, access issues Stanhome Square, West Bridgford MUSTERS MUB1 1740 West Bridgford Baptist Church, Permanent ramp in place so no Melton Road, West Bridgford access issues MUB2 1752 St Pauls Church Hall, Boundary Permanent ramp in place so no Road access issues NEVILE AND LANGAR Colston Bassett Parish NLCB 196 Colston Bassett Village Hall, Permanent ramp in place - Door frame threshold Hickling Parish NLHI 430 Hickling Village Hall, Main Street, No access issues Hickling Kinoulton Parish NLKI 791 Kinoulton Village Hall, Kinoulton No access issues This Polling district NLLA 418 Langar C of E Primary School, No access issues comprises the Langar (Langar Room), Barnstone Road, Ward of Langar cum Langar Barnstone Parish Owthorpe Parish NLOW 84 Kinoulton Village Hall, Kinoulton No access issues Upper Broughton Parish NLUB 321 Upper Broughton Village Hall, No access issues Upper Broughton Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. Electors RADCLIFFE ON TRENT These three Polling districts RTM1 1174 ROT Sports Association Pavilion, Permanent ramp comprise the Manvers Ward Bingham Road, Radcliffe on Trent of Radcliffe-on-Trent Parish RTM2 1523 British Legion Hall, Radcliffe Hall, No access issues 17 Main Road, Radcliffe on Trent RTM3 528 Catalyst Church, Westminster Drive, Permanent ramp Upper Saxondale, These two Polling districts RTT1 1854 Craig Moray Community Centre, 42 Permanent ramp comprise the Trent Ward of Shelford Road, Radcliffe on Trent Radcliffe-on-Trent Parish RTT2 1347 Grange Hall, Vicarage Lane, No access issues Radcliffe on Trent RUDDINGTON This Polling district RUCA 1475 Ruddington Village Hall, Wilford Permanent ramp in place so no comprises the Camelot Road, Ruddington access issues Ward of Ruddington Parish This Polling district RUEA 1342 Ruddington Village Hall, Wilford Permanent ramp in place so no comprises the Easthorpe Road, Ruddington access issues Ward of Ruddington Parish This Polling district RUFL 1203 St. Peter's Rooms, Church Street, Permanent ramp in place so no comprises the Flawford Ruddington access issues Ward of Ruddington Parish This Polling district RUMA 1738 St. Peter's Rooms, Church Street, Permanent ramp in place so no comprises the Manor Ward Ruddington access issues of Ruddington Parish Electoral Ward Polling No. of Polling Station Access District Ref. 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