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STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Craven Election of a Member of Parliament for Skipton and Ripon Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Skipton and Ripon will be held on Thursday 12 December 2019, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 2. One Member of Parliament is to be elected. 3. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors Assentors Assentors BROWN (Address in the Green Party Nash Claire(+) Morton William S(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Andy Skipton and Ripon Woolf Richard J Craven John A Constituency) Craven Eleanor C Craven Gillian Nicholson Joan C Nicholson John A Graham Frances E Graham Robin M MCDAID 46 Neville Road, Labour Party Mcguinn Nina C(+) Jones Ian G(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Brian Anthony Gargrave, North Vellacott William J Midgley Celia A Yorkshire, BD23 Midgley John A Dillon Diane D Dillon Liam L McCarthy Philip G 3RE Reardon Geraldine Smith Michael J MURDAY Hollin House Liberal Democrats Jaquin Eric(+) Watson Thomas(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Andrew James Farm, Primmer Lynne Lodge Lois Glasshouses, Asher John M.B. Gregory Alistair M Hughes Thew Dianne E Harrogate, HG3 Christopher R Newby Ailsa B 5QQ Crosfield Margaret P RENDER (Address in the Yorkshire Party - Render Gracey (+) (++) (+) (++) Jack Malcolm Skipton and Ripon Speaking up for Malcolm D(+) Darren M(++) Hopper Constituency) Yorkshire Gracey Luke A Lindley Jacob A Cobbett Perry Ellis Doreen F Guy Nigel Parkin Eamon Render Susan Render Samantha J SMITH 2 Church View, St The Conservative Edwards Jill M(+) Bannister Whitaker Paul H(+) Staveley David S(++) Knox Gillian M(+) Welch Richard C(++) Julian Richard Johns Road, Party Candidate Simms Nigel Nicholas W A(++) Lumley Stanley Ireton David L Atkinson Margaret E Ackroyd Anne V Bishop Monkton, Horsfield Judith A Myers Simon M Hull Nathan R Brown Nicholas M Baker Sophie L Bedford James M Thompson Dawson John W Clark Wendy Clark John D Revill Patricia A Hull Wendy V HG3 3RA Samantha B Chambers Michael G Harling Gemma L Bean Ronald Carruthers Helen Howard Catherine M Foster Richard W Bowring Giles R 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Village Hall, Lidget Road, Bradley 1 AVL1-1 to AVL1-981 Village Institute, Main Street, Cononley 2 AVL2-1 to AVL2-975 The Institute, Main Street, Farnhill 3 AVL3-1 to AVL3-395 The Institute, Main Street, Farnhill 3 AVL4-1 to AVL4-162 Village Hall, Rook Street, Lothersdale 4 AVL5-1 to AVL5-439 The Village Hall, Appletreewick, Skipton 5 BAF1-1 to BAF1-180 The Village Hall, Appletreewick, Skipton 5 BAF2-1 to BAF2-57 Bolton Abbey Village Hall, Bolton Abbey, Skipton 6 BAF3-1 to BAF3-102 Bolton Abbey Village Hall, Bolton Abbey, Skipton 6 BAF4-1 to BAF4-84 Bolton Abbey Village Hall, Bolton Abbey, Skipton 6 BAF8-1 to BAF8-75 Bolton Abbey Village Hall, Bolton Abbey, Skipton 6 BAF9-1 to BAF9-66 Burnsall Village Hall, Main Street, Burnsall 7 BAF12-1 to BAF12-43 Burnsall Village Hall, Main Street, Burnsall 7 BAF5-1 to BAF5-83 Cracoe and District Community Village Hall, Cracoe, Skipton 8 BAF11-1 to BAF11-126 Cracoe and District Community Village Hall, Cracoe, Skipton 8 BAF6-1 to BAF6-143 Village Hall, Draughton, Skipton 9 BAF7-1 to BAF7-214/2 The School Room, Methodist Church, Hetton, Skipton 10 BAF10-1 to BAF10-117 Village Hall, High Street, Burton-in-Lonsdale, Carnforth 11 BEN1-1 to BEN1-454 Town Hall, Station Road, Bentham, Lancaster 12 BEN2-1 to BEN2-1729 Low Bentham Victoria Institute, Main Street, Low Bentham, Lancaster 13 BEN3-1 to BEN3-705 Cowling Village Hall, Acre Road, Cowling, Keighley 14 COW1-1 to COW1-1844 Embsay-with-Eastby Village Institute, Main Street, Embsay, Skipton 15 EWE1-1 to EWE1-1550 Airton Friends Meeting House, Airton, Skipton 16 GAM1-1 to GAM1-161 Airton Friends Meeting House, Airton, Skipton 16 GAM12-1 to GAM12-33/1 Airton Friends Meeting House, Airton, Skipton 16 GAM13-2 to GAM13-58/1 Airton Friends Meeting House, Airton, Skipton 16 GAM3-1 to GAM3-46 Village Hall, West Street, Gargrave, Skipton 17 GAM2-1 to GAM2-47 Village Hall, West Street, Gargrave, Skipton 17 GAM5-1 to GAM5-51 Village Hall, West Street, Gargrave, Skipton 17 GAM6-1 to GAM6-87 Village Hall, West Street, Gargrave, Skipton 17 GAM7-1 to GAM7-1461 Richard Tottie Memorial Hall, Coniston Cold, Skipton 18 GAM4-1 to GAM4-163 Village Hall, Cove Road, Malham, Skipton 19 GAM10-1 to GAM10-127 Village Hall, Cove Road, Malham, Skipton 19 GAM11-1 to GAM11-45 Village Hall, Cove Road, Malham, Skipton 19 GAM8-1 to GAM8-28 Village Hall, Cove Road, Malham, Skipton 19 GAM9-1 to GAM9-88 Car Park, White Hills Golf Range, Stirton, Skipton 20 GAM14-1 to GAM14-189/1 St Peters Methodist Church, Crosshills, Keighley 21 GLU1-1 to GLU1-1872 Glusburn Institute Community & Arts Centre, Colne Road, Glusburn 22 GLU2-1 to GLU2-1304 Church House, Main Street, Grassington, Skipton 23 GRA1-1 to GRA1-920 The Ibbotson Institute, Hebden, Skipton 24 GRA2-1 to GRA2-51 The Ibbotson Institute, Hebden, Skipton 24 GRA3-1 to GRA3-203 Anderton Memorial Institute, Linton, Skipton 25 GRA4-1 to GRA4-113 The Institute, Hellifield, Skipton 26 HLP1-1 to HLP1-1181 Methodist Chapel, Chapel Walk, Long Preston 27 HLP2-1 to HLP2-618 Parish Hall, Austwick, Lancaster 28 IAC1-1 to IAC1-405 Parish Hall, Austwick, Lancaster 28 IAC4-1 to IAC4-238 Clapham Village Hall, Cross Haw Lane, Clapham 29 IAC2-1 to IAC2-500 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Paul Shevlin Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by theActing Returning Officer, 1 Belle Vue Square, Broughton Road, Skipton, BD23 1FJ Ingleborough Community Centre, Ingleton, Carnforth 30 IAC3-1 to IAC3-1720 Westhouse Methodist Church, Lower Westhouse, Ingleton 31 IAC5-1 to IAC5-265 Parish Rooms, Bankwell Road, Giggleswick 32 PEN1-1 to PEN1-973/1 The Village Hall, Chapel Lane, Horton-In-Ribblesdale 33 PEN2-1 to PEN2-358/1 Stainforth Village Hall, Stainforth, Settle 34 PEN3-1 to PEN3-181 Wigglesworth Community Centre, Wigglesworth, Skipton 35 SAR1-1 to SAR1-55 Wigglesworth Community Centre, Wigglesworth, Skipton 35 SAR5-1 to SAR5-296 Village Institute, Main Street, Langcliffe 36 SAR2-1 to SAR2-264 Victoria Hall, 24 Kirkgate, Settle 37 SAR3-1 to SAR3-1160 Victoria Hall, 24 Kirkgate, Settle 38 SAR3-1161 to SAR3-2265 Rathmell Reading Room, Rathmell, Settle 39 SAR4-1 to SAR4-258 Skipton Baptist Church, Otley Street, Skipton 40 SKE1-1 to SKE1-1379/2 RAFA Club, 1 Moorview Way, Skipton 41 SKE2-1 to SKE2-1542 Town Hall, High Street, Skipton 42 SKN1-1 to SKN1-1380/1 Town Hall, High Street, Skipton 43 SKN2-1 to SKN2-1255 Site Office, Overdale Park, Harrogate Road, Skipton 44 SKN3-1 to SKN3-331 Trinity Methodist Church, Duckett Street, Skipton 45 SKS1-1 to SKS1-1218 Greatwood/Horse Close Community Centre, North Parade, Skipton 46 SKS2-1 to SKS2-1475 Broughton Road Community Centre, Broughton Road, Skipton 47 SKW1-1 to SKW1-887 Champions Church, Carleton Road, Skipton 48 SKW2-1 to SKW2-2181 South Craven Baptist Church, Holme 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