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SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Parliamentary General Election South Holland and the Deepings Constituency Date of Election: Thursday 12 December 2019 Hours of Poll: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Notice is hereby given that: The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Station Ranges of electoral register numbers Situation of Polling Station Number of persons entitled to vote thereat Crowland Parish Rooms, Hall Street, Crowland 1 SAD1-1 to SAD1-2075 Royal British Legion Hall, 65 Broadway, Crowland 2 SAE-1 to SAE-1465 Deeping St Nicholas Parish Church, Main Road, Deeping 3 SAF1-1 to SAF1-1127 St Nicholas Deeping St Nicholas Primary School, Main Road, Hop 4 SAF2-1 to SAF2-222 Hole, Deeping St Nicholas Deeping St Nicholas Primary School, Main Road, Hop 4 SAF3-3 to SAF3-177/1 Hole, Deeping St Nicholas St Polycarps Church, Long Lane, Holbeach Drove 5 SDE-1 to SDE-141 St Polycarps Church, Long Lane, Holbeach Drove 5 SXD4-1 to SXD4-271 Cowbit Village Hall, Barrier Bank, Cowbit 6 SKD-1/2 to SKD-1009/2 Moulton Chapel Youth Club, Woodgate Road, Moulton 7 SKE-1 to SKE-684/1 Chapel Moulton Chapel Youth Club, Woodgate Road, Moulton 7 SKE1-1 to SKE1-113 Chapel Gedney Hill Memorial Hall, Hillgate, Gedney Hill 8 SWD-1 to SWD-591 Sutton St Edmund Village Hall, Broadgate, Sutton St 9 SWE-1 to SWE-562 Edmund Holbeach St Johns Village Hall, Joys Bank, Holbeach St 10 SXD1-1 to SXD1-394/1 Johns Holbeach St Johns Village Hall, Joys Bank, Holbeach St 10 SXD3-1 to SXD3-42 Johns Elizabethan Centre, Parsons Lane, Whaplode Drove 11 SXE1-1/1 to SXE1-421/2 Elizabethan Centre, Parsons Lane, Whaplode Drove 11 SXE2-1 to SXE2-266 Ruby Hunt Centre, Church Street, Donington 12 SCD-1 to SCD-1171 Ruby Hunt Centre, Church Street, Donington 13 SCD-1172 to SCD-2321/1 St Gilbert and St Hugh Church Hall, Clough Road, 14 SCE-1 to SCE-818/1 Gosberton Clough Gosberton Public Hall, High Street, Gosberton 15 SCF-1 to SCF-1529/1 St Margaret`s Church Hall, Main Road, Quadring 16 SCG1-1 to SCG1-1095 Pinchbeck Village Hall, 1 Bear Lane, Pinchbeck 17 SMD1-1 to SMD1-913 Pinchbeck Village Hall, 1 Bear Lane, Pinchbeck 17 SME3-1 to SME3-619 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Rob Walker Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Council Offices, Priory Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 2XE Surfleet Village Hall, Station Road, Surfleet 18 SMF-1/1 to SMF-1111 Holbeach Hurn Village Hall, Marsh Road, Holbeach Hurn 19 SGD1-1 to SGD3-51 Women`s Institute Hall, Park Road, Holbeach 20 SGD2-1 to SGD2-353 Holbeach St Marks Village Hall, Main Road, Holbeach St 21 SGD3-1 to SGD3-549 Marks Holbeach Bank Academy, Roman Bank, Holbeach Bank 22 SGD4-1 to SGD4-669 Holbeach Community Centre, 46-74 Fishpond Lane, 23 SHD1-1/1 to SHD1-1295 Holbeach Holbeach Community Centre, 46-74 Fishpond Lane, 23 SHD4-1 to SHD4-71 Holbeach Holbeach Community Centre, 46-74 Fishpond Lane, 24 SHD1-1298 to SHD1-2459/1 Holbeach Women`s Institute Hall, Park Road, Holbeach 25 SHD2-1823 to SHD2-3317/4 Women`s Institute Hall, Park Road, Holbeach 26 SHD2-1 to SHD2-1822 Women`s Institute Hall, Park Road, Holbeach 26 SHD3-1 to SHD3-128 Saracens Head Village Hall, Washway Road, Saracens 27 SXF-1 to SXF-301 Head Hargate Close Community Centre, Hargate Close, Off 28 SDD-1/1 to SDD-1741 Hocklesgate, Fleet Hargate Gedney Drove End Village Hall, Walker Memorial Park, 29 SED-1 to SED-562/2 Dawsmere Road, Gedney Drove End Gedney Dyke Village Hall, Main Street, Gedney Dyke 30 SEE-1 to SEE-363/1 Gedney Victory Hall, Chapelgate, Gedney 31 SEF-1 to SEF-942 Lutton Village Hall, School Lane, Lutton 32 SJG1-1 to SJG1-839 Royal British Legion Hall, West Street, Long Sutton 33 SJD-1 to SJD-99 Royal British Legion Hall, West Street, Long Sutton 33 SJF-1134 to SJF-2256 Royal British Legion Hall, West Street, Long Sutton 33 SJG2-1 to SJG2-236 Tydd St Mary Village Hall, Main Road, Tydd St Mary 34 SJH-1 to SJH-870 Sutton St James Village Hall, 80 Chapelgate, Sutton St 35 SJH-314 to SWF-916 James Whaplode Village Hall, Kirkgate, Whaplode 36 SXG-1 to SXG-1294 Whaplode Village Hall, Kirkgate, Whaplode 36 SXH1-1 to SXH1-92/3 Whaplode St Catherine Memorial Hall, Cranesgate South, 37 SXH2-1 to SXH2-429 Whaplode St Catherine Moulton Seas End Village Hall, Seas End Road, Moulton 38 SKF-1 to SKF-705/1 Seas End Moulton Community Centre, 5 Broad Lane, Moulton 39 SKG-1 to SKG-1399 Weston Hills Village Hall, 337 Broadgate, Weston Hills 40 SKH-1 to SKH-782 Weston Village Hall, Small Drove, Weston 41 SKI-1 to SKI-859 St Nicolas Hall, The Vista, Churchgate 42 SRD3-1 to SRD3-249 St Nicolas Hall, The Vista, Churchgate 42 SRD4-1 to SRD4-257 St Nicolas Hall, The Vista, Churchgate 42 SSD3-1 to SSD3-562/3 St Nicolas Hall, The Vista, Churchgate 42 SSD4-1 to SSD4-534 Spalding Parish Church Day School, Clay Lake, Spalding 43 SRD5-1 to SRD5-276/2 St Paul`s Primary School, Queen`s Road, Spalding 44 SSD1-1 to SSD1-1377 St Paul`s Primary School, Queen`s Road, Spalding 45 SSD1-1378 to SSD1-2593/1 St Paul`s Primary School, Queen`s Road, Spalding 45 SSD2-1 to SSD2-233/1 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Rob Walker Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Council Offices, Priory Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 2XE Pinchbeck Village Hall, 1 Bear Lane, Pinchbeck 46 SMD2-1 to SMD2-1865 West Pinchbeck Village Hall, Six House Bank, West 47 SME1-1 to SME1-993 Pinchbeck Bromley Memorial Hall, Bourne Road, Pode Hole 48 SME2-1 to SME2-138 Bromley Memorial Hall, Bourne Road, Pode Hole 48 SPD3-1 to SPD3-224 Friends Meeting House, 53 Westlode Street, Spalding 49 SND1-1 to SND1-1854 Friends Meeting House, 53 Westlode Street, Spalding 49 SND2-1 to SND2-92/1 Leiden Fields Community Centre, Leiden Fields, Holland 50 SPD1-1 to SPD1-1311 Park Leiden Fields Community Centre, Leiden Fields, Holland 50 SPD4-1 to SPD4-544 Park Leiden Fields Community Centre, Leiden Fields, Holland 50 SPD5-1 to SPD5-112 Park Spalding Common Community Hall, 26 Spalding 51 SRD2-1 to SRD2-919 Common, Spalding St Norberts Community Hall, 52 St Thomas`s Road, 52 SQD1-4 to SQD1-1420 Spalding St Johns Church Lounge, St Johns Road, Spalding 53 SQD2-1 to SQD2-2240/1 Spalding Parish Church Day School, Clay Lake, Spalding 54 SRD1-1 to SRD1-2113 Monkshouse Primary School, Pennygate, Spalding 55 SPD2-1 to SPD2-1946/1 St Norbert`s Primary School, Tollgate, Spalding 56 SQD3-1 to SQD3-747/1 St Norbert`s Primary School, Tollgate, Spalding 56 SQD4-6 to SQD4-46 Spalding Primary School, Woolram Wygate, Spalding 57 STD1-3 to STD1-1671 Spalding Primary School, Woolram Wygate, Spalding 57 STD2-4 to STD2-1393 Spalding Primary School, Woolram Wygate, Spalding 58 STD1-1672 to STD1-3127/3 Spalding Primary School, Woolram Wygate, Spalding 58 STD3-6 to STD3-178 Scout & Guide Headquarters, Park Lane, Long Sutton 59 SJE-1 to SJE-1860/1 Royal British Legion Hall, West Street, Long Sutton 60 SJF-1/1 to SJF-1133 The Curlew Centre, Memorial Park, Bridge Road, Sutton 61 SUD1-1 to SUD1-1385 Bridge The Curlew Centre, Memorial Park, Bridge Road, Sutton 61 SUD3-1 to SUD3-343 Bridge The Curlew Centre, Memorial Park, Bridge Road, Sutton 62 SUD2-1 to SUD2-1697/2 Bridge Deeping Community Centre, 2 Douglas Road, Market 150 DJA3-1 to DJA3-2393/1 Deeping, Peterborough Deeping St James C.P. School, Hereward Way, (Manor 151 DJB3-1 to DJB3-1740 Way Entrance), Deeping St James Deeping St James C.P. School, Hereward Way, (Manor 152 DJB3-1742 to DJB3-3256/3 Way Entrance), Deeping St James The Green School, Church Street, Market Deeping 153 MDA3-1 to MDA3-2240 Deeping Community Centre, 2 Douglas Road, Market 154 MDB3-1 to MDB3-2320 Deeping, Peterborough Market Deeping Scout and Guide Hall, Wellington Way, 155 MDC3-1 to MDC3-473 Market Deeping West Deeping Village Hall, King Street, West Deeping, 156 MDD3-1 to MDD3-218/1 Peterborough Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Rob Walker Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Council Offices, Priory Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 2XE .
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