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NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION OF A COUNTY COUNCILLOR WROXHAM DIVISION NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a COUNTY COUNCILLOR for the WROXHAM division will be held on THURSDAY 4 APRIL 2019 between the hours of 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM 2. The names, addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated and the names of the persons signing the Candidates nomination papers are as follows: Name of Candidate Address Description Names of persons who have signed the nomation paper DAVIS 21 Church Road Green Party Delyth Crook Claire Cansick Howard Cansick Cantley Howard Constantine Rachael E Constantine Peter Jan Norwich Colegate Corrie Mould R T Mould D J Harmer A R NR13 3SN Harmer HEARD Border Lodge Liberal Democrats Lindsey Heard Philip G Matthew Susan M Matthew 35 Station Road Ian P Teasel Thelma A Williams William P Paisley Stephen Paul Salhouse Marjun Paisley Peter J Eagland Everitt M Barnes NR13 6NY Christine L Barnes WHEELER 2D Burlingham Road Labour Party Richard D Wheeler Nigel G Rees Rachel South Walsham Henderson Louise A Baldry Aimi Persand Julia Carol NR13 6DJ Catherine J Evans Chris Baldry Campbell H Jones Geraldine I Jones Peter L Howard WHYMARK 48 Vera Road The Conservative Karin A Bibby David W Ford Lyn S Window Mary L Rackheath Party Candidate Stocks Rita A Ford Stephen G Piper Jean M Piper Fran Norwich Brenda M Ford Joel D Whymark Ralph D Bibby Norfolk NR13 6QN 4. The situation of the Polling Station(s) for the above election and the Local Government electors entitled to vote are as follows: Situation of Polling Stations Polling Station No Description of Persons entitled to Vote Heathlands Community Centre, Woodbastwick Road, Blofield Heath, 1 (BC3) 1 - 295 NORWICH NR13 4QH South Walsham Village Hall, School Road, South Walsham, NORWICH NR13 2 (BC4) 1 - 645 6DZ Upton Village Hall, Cargate Lane, UPTON NR13 6AU 3 (BC5) 1 - 574 Ranworth Village Hall, Broad Road, Ranworth, NORFOLK NR13 6HS 4 (BC6) 1 - 304 Church Room, Rectory Road, COLTISHALL NR12 7HL 5 (BG1) 1 - 1188 Tithe Barn, Rectory Road, HORSTEAD NR12 7EP 6 (BG2) 1 - 51 (BG3) 1 - 869 Wroxham Social Club, 90 Norwich Road, WROXHAM NR12 8RY 7 (BY1) 1 - 86 (BY4) 1 - 1338 Holy Trinity Church, Salhouse Road, NEW RACKHEATH NR13 6PD 8 (BY2) 1 - 1440 Jubilee Hall, Lower Street, SALHOUSE NR13 6RH 9 (BY3) 1 - 1279 DATED: 27 March 2019 TREVOR HOLDEN DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Printed and Published by. DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, BROADLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL BROADLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 YARMOUTH ROAD THORPE ST ANDREW NORWICH NR7 0DU. .

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