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5. Review of Polling District and Polling North Lanarkshire Council Report Agenda item Ref: CJ/EH [7] for approval for noting Date: 5Apr11 2018 From: Archie Aitken, Head of Business for Legal and Democratic Solutions Telephone: 01698 302295 Email: AitkenAnorthlan.icsx.cov.uk Executive Summary This report advises of the Council's statutory obligation to conduct a review of the polling districts and the polling places within North Lanarkshire. Recommendation That the proposals for the review of the current polling districts and polling places as attached as an Appendix to this report be approved. Links Council plan to 2020: To improve relationships with communities and the third sector. Background Following the polling place review undertaken in 2013, the Policy and Resources Committee, at its meeting he'd on 5 December 2013 approved the polling districts and polling places in use for all electoral type events. Subsequent to this, and following the special meeting of the Council held on 3 October 2016, wherein it was noted that the review of the electoral arrangements undertaken by the Local Government Boundary Commission had resulted in a change to the ward boundaries and led to an increase of one ward, minor amendments were made to those polling districts and polling places that had been previously approved. 2. Report 2.1. The Representation of the People Act 1983, as amended by the Electoral Registration Act 2013, requires all Councils within the United Kingdom to conduct a review of polling places and polling districts within a period of six months beginning with 1 October 2013 and within the :\REP\REVPOLLDISTPIACCJ.DOCX 2 period of 16 months beginning with the first day in October of every fifth year thereafter. 2.2. Schedule IA of the 1983 Act imports a number of statutory requirements including:−publication of the notice of the review; • consultation with, and the publication of any representations received, from the Returning Officer for every parliamentary constituency affected, and • seeking the views of interested groups or bodies including electors, political parties and Members of the Council, as well as other elected Members such as MEPs, MPs and MSPs, and also from persons with particular expertise in relation to access to premises or facilities for persons who have different forms of disability. 2.3. Having regard to the benefits of continuity it is suggested that the review effects change only where a clear benefit is identified and that the consultation proposals be based on the current polling arrangements as attached in the Appendix to the report. 2.4. Prior to the commencement of the statutory review on 1 October 2018, an informal consultation exercise will be undertaken with the Returning Officer and each Member of the Council, the results of which will be used to form the basis of the consultation document to be submitted to a future meeting of this Committee for consideration. 2.5. Following approval by this Committee of the consultation document, the Council will give formal notice that the statutory review of polling districts and polling places will commence on 1 October 2018. The notice will be included in all local newspapers, placed within public libraries in each parliamentary constituency within the authority and on the Council's website. MEPs, MPs and MSPs and North Lanarkshire Disability Forum will also be consulted at this time. 2.6. On conclusion of the consultation exercise, a full report outlining any proposals for change to the polling districts and polling places in the authority will be submitted to a future meeting of this Committee. 3. Implications Financial Impact There is no impact. HR/Policy/Legislative Impact There is no impact. Environmental Impact There is no impact. :\REP\REVPOLLDISTPLACCJ.docx Measures of Success Increase the volume of residents engaging in the electoral process. Head of Business for Legal and Democratic Solutions r:\REP\REVPOLLDISTPLACCJ.docx NORTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL Polling Districts and Polling Places Polling UnitedParliamentaryConstituencyKingdom Scottish District Polling Place Ward Constituency Reference NL1 St. Patrick's Primary School 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Backbrae Street and Kirkintillloch East Kulsyth G65 ONA NL2 Holy Cross Primary School 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Main Street and Kirkintillloch East Croy G65 9JG NO Kilsyth Academy 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Balmalloch and Kirkintillioch East Kilsyth G65 9NF NL4 Chapeigreen Primary School 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Mill Road and Kirkintililoch East Queenziebum G65 9EF NL5 Kilsyth Primary School 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Shuttle Street and Kirkintillloch East Kilsyth G65 OBL NL6 Bumgreen Hall 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Bumgreen and Kirkintillloch East Kilsyth G65 OHT NL7 Banton Primary School 1 − Kilsyth Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Lammerknowes Road and Kiricintillloch East Banton G65 OQT NL8 Cumbemauld Primary School 2 − Cumbernauld Cumbernauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth and St. Andrew's Primary North and Kirkintillloch East School Eastfield Road Cumbemauld G68 OEB NL9 Cumbemauld Primary School 2 − Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kulsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth and St. Andrew's Primary North and Kirkintillloch East School Eastfleld Road Cumbemauld G68 OEB NO 1 Eastfield Primary School 2 − Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 23 Caimtoul Court North and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G68 9JR NL12 Eastfleld Primary School 2— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 23 Caimtoul Court North and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G68 9JR NL13 Cumbemauld Primary School 2— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kulsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth and St. Andrew's Primary North and Kirkintillloch East School Eastfleld Road Cumbemauld G68 OEB NL14 Westfield Primary School 2— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Westfield Drive North and Kirkintillioch East Cumbemauld G68 9HJ N1−15 Broadwood Stadium 2— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 1 Ardgoil Drive North and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G68 9NE \\ad−file\CentralPublic\Elections\Polling Place Reviews\List of Polling District and Polling Places.docx Polling United Kingdom Scottish Parliamentary District Polling Place Ward Constituency Constituency Reference NL16 Broadwood Stadium 2 − Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 1 Ardgoil Drive North and Kirkintililoch East Cumbemauld G68 9NE NL1 7 Broadwood Stadium 2 − Cumbemauld Coatbridge, Chryston Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 1 Ardgoil Drive North and Bellshill Cumbemauld G68 9NE NI−18a Ravenswood Primary School 3— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Tiree Road South and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 I NR NI−18b St. Mary's Primary School 3— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Liddel Road South and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 1JB NL20 Carbrain Primary School 3 − Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Millcroft Road South and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 2LD NL21 St. Margaret of Scotland 3— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Primary School South and Kirkintillloch East Broomlands Road Cumbemauld G67 2PT NL22 Woodlands Primary School 3 − Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Melrose Road South and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 4BA NL23 St. Helen's Primary School 3— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Lomond Drive South and Kirkintillloch East Condorrat G67 4J1− NL24 Condorrat Parish Church Hall 3— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Main Road South and Kirkintillloch East Condorrat G67 4DZ NL25 Condorrat Primary School 3— Cumbemauld Cumbernauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Morar Drive South and Kirkintillloch East Condorrat G67 4LA NI−19a Muirfield Centre 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 1 A South Muirtiead Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 lAX NL1 9b Muirfield Centre 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth 1A South Muirhead Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 lAX NL26 Kildrum Primary School 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Ellisland Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 2HQ NL27 St. Lucy's Primary School 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Oak Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbemauld G67 3LQ NL28 Whitelees Primary School 4— Cumbemauld Cumbernauld, Kilsyth Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Blackthorn Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbernauld G67 3NJ NL29 Abronhill Primary School 4 − Cumbernauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Medlar Road East and Kirkintililoch East Cumbemauld G67 3AJ \\ad−file\CentralPublic\Elections\Polling Place Reviews\List of Polling District and Polling Places.docx Polling United Kingdom Scottish Parliamentary District Polling Place Ward Constituency Constituency Reference NL30 Whitelees Primary School 4 − Cumbernauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Blackthorn Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbernauld G67 3NJ NL31 The Village Community 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Centre East and Kirkintillloch East The Wynd Cumbemauld G67 2ST NL32 Kildrum Primary School 4— Cumbemauld Cumbemauld, Kilsyth Cumbemauld and Kilsyth Ellisland Road East and Kirkintillloch East Cumbernauld G67 2HQ NL33 Stepps Primary School 5 − Stepps, Coatbndge, Chryston Coatbridge and Chryston 10 Blenheim Avenue
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