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List of Polling Districts and Polling Places Within Denbighshire APPENDIX 1 LIST OF POLLING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES WITHIN DENBIGHSHIRE Polling Parliamentary Polling Parliamentary Polling Place Polling Place District(s) Constituency District(s) Constituency Chapel Vestry, Henllan, LL16 5AR BA Vale of Clwyd Seion Centre, Denbigh, LL16 3PE BB Vale of Clwyd Denbigh High School/Leisure Centre Eirianfa, Denbigh, LL16 3TS BC Vale of Clwyd BDA Vale of Clwyd Campus, LL16 3EX Waen Chapel Vestry, Waen, Bodfari, LL16 Ysgol Frongoch, Denbigh, LL16 3DP BDB Vale of Clwyd BE Vale of Clwyd 4BT Cocoa Rooms, Llandyrnog, LL16 4HG BF Vale of Clwyd Ysgol Rhewl, Rhewl, LL15 2TU BG Vale of Clwyd Neuadd Owen, Cefn Meiriadog, LL17 BH Vale of Clwyd Village Hall, Trefnant, LL16 5UG BI Vale of Clwyd 0EY Ysgol Bodfari, LL16 4DA BJ Vale of Clwyd The Old School, Tremeirchion, LL17 0UN BKA Vale of Clwyd BKB & Vale of Clwyd Vale of Clwyd Parish Hall, Waen, St Asaph, LL17 0AN The Old School, Cwm, LL18 5SG BKC BKD St Asaph Youth Centre / Leisure Centre Vale of Clwyd Vale of Clwyd / Ysgol Glan Clwyd Campus, LL17 BLA St Asaph Library, LL17 0LU BLB 0RP Community Centre, Bodelwyddan, LL18 BM Vale of Clwyd Rhuddlan Community Centre, LL18 5AW BN Vale of Clwyd 5TE Paterson Hall, Dyserth, LL18 6AA BO Vale of Clwyd Calvary Church, Prestatyn, LL19 7TL BPA Vale of Clwyd BPB & Vale of Clwyd Vale of Clwyd Jubilee Community Centre, LL19 7PP Deva Church, Prestatyn, LL19 8YE BPD BPC Kings Hall, Kings Ave, Prestatyn, LL19 Vale of Clwyd Prestatyn Leisure Centre / High School BPF & Vale of Clwyd BPE 9AA Campus, LL19 8RS BPJ Caradog House Community Centre, BPG Vale of Clwyd Prestatyn Parish Church Hall, LL19 9AF BPH Vale of Clwyd LL19 7PF Meliden Community Centre, LL19 8LA BPI Vale of Clwyd Ysgol Dewi Sant, Rhyl, LL18 2RE BRA Vale of Clwyd Rhyl High School / Leisure Centre / BRB Vale of Clwyd Ysgol Llewelyn, Rhyl, LL18 4EU BRC Vale of Clwyd Youth Centre Campus, LL18 4BY Botanical Gardens Cafe, Rhyl, LL18 BRD Vale of Clwyd Fforddlas Community Centre, Rhyl, LL18 BRE Vale of Clwyd 4DA 2HH Rhyl United Reformed Church, LL18 BRF Vale of Clwyd Maes Emlyn Community Rooms, LL18 3SF BRG Vale of Clwyd 3ST Wellington Community Centre, Rhyl, BRH Vale of Clwyd Rhyl Town Hall, Wellington Road, LL18 BRI Vale of Clwyd LL18 1LE 1AB Awelon Centre, Ruthin, LL15 1BL CAA Clwyd West Llanfwrog Community Centre, LL15 1LE CAB Clwyd West Canolfan Cae Cymro, Clawddnewydd, Clocaenog Church Hall, LL15 2AT CB Clwyd West CCA Clwyd West LL15 2ND Derwen Chapel Vestry, LL21 9SG CCB Clwyd West Pwllglas Village Hall, LL15 2PB CD Clwyd West Melin y Wig Community Centre, LL21 CE Clwyd West Salem Chapel Vestry, Cyffylliog, LL15 2DN CF Clwyd West 9RE Canolfan Addysg Bro Cinmeirch, CGA Clwyd West Caban Y Plwyf / Ysgol Pant Pastynog, CGB Clwyd West Llanrhaeadr, LL16 4NL Prion, LL16 4SG Polling Parliamentary Polling Parliamentary Polling Place Polling Place District(s) Constituency District(s) Constituency Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd Community Centre, Church House, Nantglyn, LL16 5PL CH Clwyd West CI Clwyd West LL15 1UP Gellifor Chapel Vestry, LL15 1SF CJ Clwyd West St Davids Centre, Eryrys, CH7 4BX CKA Clwyd West The Raven Inn, Llanarmon-yn-Ial, CH7 CKB Clwyd West Llanferres Village Hall, CH7 5SP CL Clwyd West 4QE Neuadd Eleanor, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Llandegla Memorial Hall, LL11 3AW CM Clwyd West CAN Clwyd West LL15 2RU Bethel Chapel Vestry, Pentrecelyn, CNB Clwyd West Llanelidan Village Hall, LL15 2PT CO Clwyd West LL15 2HE Gwyddelwern Community Centre, LL21 Bryneglwys Parish Room, LL21 9LP CP Clwyd West CQ Clwyd West 9DH The Conquering Hero Community Centre, Llangollen Town Hall, LL20 8PW CR Clwyd South CS Clwyd South Rhewl, Llangollen, LL20 7YT Corwen Sports Pavilion (The Rec), LL21 CTA Clwyd South Carrog Community Centre, LL21 9AS CTB Clwyd South 0DN Owain Glyndwr Memorial Hall, CTC Clwyd South Yr Ysgol Isaf, Cynwyd, Corwen, LL21 0HR CU Clwyd South Glyndyfrdwy, LL21 8HA Y Ganolfan, Llandrillo, Corwen, LL21 CV Clwyd South 0TG .
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