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Borough of Barrow-In-Furness Barrow and Furness County Constituency (Part Of) Polling Place Review 2019 BOROUGH OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS BARROW AND FURNESS COUNTY CONSTITUENCY (PART OF) POLLING PLACE REVIEW 2019 SCHEDULE OF WARDS, POLLING DISTRICTS, POLLING PLACES AND POLLING STATIONS POLLING DISTRICTS, POLLING PLACES AND POLLING STATIONS POLLING DISTRICT The sub-division of a UK Parliamentary Constituency. See attached schedule of streets for each individual Polling District POLLING PLACE The geographical area in which a polling station is located. POLLING STATION The room in the building where the poll takes place BOROUGH OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS BARROW AND FURNESS CONSTITUENCY (PART OF) PARLIAMENTARY POLLING DISTRICTS OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS AND DALTON-IN-FURNESS WARD POLLING DISTRICTS WALNEY NORTH AA AB AC WALNEY SOUTH BA BB BARROW ISLAND CA HINDPOOL DA DB DC CENTRAL EA EB EC ORMSGILL FA FB FC PARKSIDE GA GB RISEDALE HA HB HC HAWCOAT IA IB NEWBARNS JA JB JC ROOSECOTE KA KB KC DALTON NORTH LA LB LC DALTON SOUTH MA MB WALNEY NORTH WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE AA 629 977 Vickerstown Methodist Church Polling Station in Main Hall Warren Street Access compliant. Barrow-in-Furness AB 1570 2540 North Walney Primary School 2 Polling Stations in Main Hall off Duddon Drive entrance Barrow-in-Furness AC 420 791 North Scale Community Centre Sloped access to Centre North Scale Polling Station in Main Hall Barrow-in-Furness WALNEY SOUTH WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE BA 1725 2929 South Walney Infants School Flat access via Strathmore Avenue Via Strathmore Avenue Sloped access into the building Barrow-in-Furness 2 Polling Stations in Classroom BB 813 1201 St Columba’s Catholic Church Polling Station in foyer of the Church Church Lane Access compliant. Barrow-in-Furness BARROW ISLAND WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE CA 1783 1630 St John’s Church Flat access Island Road Polling Station in Church Foyer adjacent Barrow-in-Furness to entrance HINDPOOL WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE DA 2120 1819 St James’ Community Centre Sloping access to rear of building Blake Street 2 Polling Stations either side of entrance Barrow-in-Furness door in Hall and Vestry DB 813 880 St Mark’s Church Flat access to main Church door Buccleuch Street Polling Station in meeting room to right Barrow-in-Furness of main entrance DC 605 641 The Forum Flat access Duke Street Polling Station in ante room beyond Barrow-in-Furness café/bar. CENTRAL WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE EA 840 1007 The Forum Flat access Duke Street Polling Station in ante room beyond Barrow-in-Furness café/bar. EB 949 1226 Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School Flat access from School Playground. Lumley Street Access compliant from Lumley Street. Barrow-in-Furness Polling Station in Classroom EC 458 534 Children’s Centre Greengate Flat access to main entrance Greengate Street Polling Station in meeting room Barrow-in-Furness ORMSGILL WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE FA 1325 1963 St Matthew’s Community Halls Flat access to Halls from Highfield Road Highfield Road Polling Station in Main Hall Barrow-in-Furness FB 541 889 St Francis Church Main door access stepped. Schneider Road Barrow-in-Furness FC 976 1461 Childrens Centre Ormsgill Flat access Millstone Avenue Polling Station in Main hall Barrow-in-Furness PARKSIDE WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE GA 1690 2730 Trinity Church Centre Flat access via Warwick Street Warwick Street 2 Polling Stations in Games Room to Barrow-in-Furness right of entrance GB 777 1550 Abbey Road Baptist Church Hall Sloped access via West Avenue Abbey Road Polling Station in Main Hall Barrow-in-Furness RISEDALE WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE HA 1669 2436 Cambridge Primary School Access from rear of building. Cambridge Street 2 Polling Stations in Main Hall Barrow-in-Furness HB 564 955 Parkside GGI Academy Steps down to entrance from Greengate Greengate Street Street. Flat access via Cecil Street Barrow-in-Furness Polling Station in Foyer which links both entrances HC 719 1177 Cambridge Primary School Access from rear of building. Cambridge Street 1 Polling Station in Classroom Barrow-in-Furness HAWCOAT WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE IA 1184 2113 St Paul’s Church Flat access Abbey Road 2 Polling Stations in the Church Foyer (1 Barrow-in-Furness Newbarns Ward and 1 Hawcoat Ward) IB 1195 2011 Hawcoat Community Centre Flat access to Centre Skelwith Drive Polling Station in Main Hall Barrow-in-Furness NEWBARNS WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE JA 353 648 St Paul’s Church Flat access Abbey Road 2 Polling Stations in the Church Foyer (1 Barrow-in-Furness Newbarns Ward and 1 Hawcoat Ward) JB 1396 2605 Beacon Hill Methodist Church Hall Flat access Holyoake Avenue 1 Polling Station in Main Hall to right of Barrow-in-Furness entrance JC 763 1244 St Aidans Church Hall Main door has a step into the foyer. Middle Hill Permanent ramped entrance. Access Barrow-in-Furness compliant. Polling Station in Main Hall. ROOSECOTE WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE KA 250 416 Rampside Village Hall Flat access Rampside Polling Station in Meeting Room off Barrow-in-Furness main foyer entrance KB 630 1074 Roose School Sloped access to classroom at rear of North Row School in playground Barrow-in-Furness Polling Station in Classroom KC 1306 2415 Yarlside Academy Sloped access into the building. Redoak Avenue 2 Polling Stations in Main Hall. Barrow-in-Furness DALTON NORTH WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE LA 943 1524 Chapel Street Infants’ School Flat access from playground to main via Chapel Street or Broughton Road door Dalton-in-Furness Polling Station in Classroom to left of entrance (Dalton North) Building also used for 1 Dalton South Polling Station LB 325 557 Buccleuch Hall Permanent ramp. The Green Polling Station in Hall off entrance Lindal-in-Furness LC 1564 2831 Askam Community Centre Flat access Duke Street 2 Polling Stations in Main Hall off Askam-in-Furness entrance DALTON SOUTH WARD POLLING NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POLLING STATION ACCESSIBILITY DISTRICT/POLLING PROPERTIES ELECTORS PLACE MA 1386 2050 Chapel Street Infants’ School Flat access from playground to main via Chapel Street or Broughton Road door Dalton-in-Furness Polling Station in Classroom opposite entrance (Dalton South) Building also used for 1 Dalton North Polling Station MB 1467 2658 Dalton St Mary’s C of E School Permanent ramped entrance to front Coronation Drive entrance. There is also an access door Dalton-in-Furness directly into the room which has a step. 2 Polling Stations in main hall.
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