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Statement of Persons Nominated, Notice of Poll and Situation of Polling Stations STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS East Hertfordshire Election of a Member of Parliament for Hertford and Stortford Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Hertford and Stortford 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: Name of Description (if Names of Signatories Home Address Candidate any) Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Assentors DOWNES (Address in The Green Party Downes Elizabeth(+) Crystall Ben(++) Lucy Hertford and Frecknall James Short David Stortford) Butcher Martin Goodman Andrew Daar Alexandra Goodman Claire Tarrega C R Tarrega A H LINDSAY (Address in UK Independence Webb Martin(+) Adams Jacob(++) Alistair David Hertford and Party (UKIP) Adams Amanda Adams Eliza Stortford) Ridgwell Paul Neale Roger Anderson Ruth Argent Nick Day Peter Day Fiona LUCAS (Address in Liberal Democrats Goldspink Madeline Hermione(+) Dumont Joseph(++) Chris Francis Hitchin & Waterhouse Freya J Davies Julia Harpenden) Davies David Porrer Victoria M Porrer Andrew Beaujeux Catherine Wiggett John Goldspink George MARSON (Address in The Conservative Curtis Alexander(+) Fernando Rishi(++) Julie Hertford and Party Candidate Buckmaster Eric Casey Michael A Stortford) Devonshire Ian Snowdon David Kemp Ian C Kaye Jonathan S Goodeve Jan Mcandrew Graham PERCIVAL (Address in Independent Morris C N(+) Mattin Stephen F(++) Brian William Hertford and Park Peter A Andrews Adrian H Stortford) Morris Simon King Greg Melling Laura Morris Gillian Turner Anthony Sallows Mary VINCE 188 Rivermill, Labour Party Goodair Stephen(+) Page John S(++) Chris John Harlow, CM20 Pellant Andrew Mark Durbin Hilary Priscilla 1PA Jones Kester Edward Page Jane Elizabath Pinkham Robert Douglas Desmulie Dianne Fraser Veronica Bruce Brenda Jane 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 Parsonage Community Hall, Parsonage Lane, Bishops Stortford, Herts 1/BSA1 BSA1-1 to BSA1-1465/2 Parsonage Community Hall, Parsonage Lane, Bishops Stortford, Herts 2/BSA1 BSA1-1466 to BSA1-2881 All Saints Vestry, Stansted Road, Bishop`s Stortford 3/BSA2 BSA2-1 to BSA2-864/1 Thorn Grove Primary School, Thorn Grove, Bishops Stortford, Herts 4/BSA3 BSA3-2 to BSA3-2109 Wesley Hall, Methodist Church, 34B South Street, Bishops Stortford 5/BSC1 BSC1-2 to BSC1-2083 Havers Community Centre, 1 Knights Row, Waytemore Road, Bishop`s Stortford 6/BSC2 BSC2-1 to BSC2-2105 Thorley Community Centre, Friedberg Avenue, Bishops Stortford 7/BSC3 BSC3-1 to BSC3-1000 Thorley Community Centre, Friedberg Avenue, Bishops Stortford 8/BSC3 BSC3-1001 to BSC3-1819 Rhodes Arts Complex, South Road, Bishop`s Stortford, Herts 9/BSC4 BSC4-1 to BSC4-1228 Meeting Rooms Charringtons House, Council Offices, Bishops Stortford 10/BSM1 BSM1-1 to BSM1-1282 Meeting Rooms Charringtons House, Council Offices, Bishops Stortford 11/BSM1 BSM1-1283 to BSM1-2511 Parsonage Community Hall, Parsonage Lane, Bishops Stortford, Herts 12/BSM2 BSM2-1 to BSM2-2031/1 Bishops Park Community Centre, Lancaster Way, Bishops Park, Bishops Stortford 13/BSS1 BSS1-1 to BSS1-324 Bishops Park Community Centre, Lancaster Way, Bishops Park, Bishops Stortford 14/BSS2 BSS2-2 to BSS2-1864/1 St. Joseph`s Catholic Primary School, Great Hadham Road, Bishop`s Stortford 15/BSS3 BSS3-1 to BSS3-1146 St. Joseph`s Catholic Primary School, Great Hadham Road, Bishop`s Stortford 16/BSS3 BSS3-1147 to BSS3-2282 The Bishop`s Stortford High School, London Road, Bishop`s Stortford 17/BSO1 BSO1-1 to BSO1-1712 Thorley Christian Centre, Vicerons Place, Villiers Sur Marne, Bishop`s Stortford 18/BSO2 BSO2-1 to BSO2-1475 Thorley Christian Centre, Vicerons Place, Villiers Sur Marne, Bishop`s Stortford 19/BSO2 BSO2-1476 to BSO2-2933 St Michaels Mead Community Centre, Turners Crescent, St Michaels Mead, 20/BSO3 BSO3-1 to BSO3-2018 Bishop`s Stortford The Bishop`s Stortford High School, London Road, Bishop`s Stortford 21/BSO4 BSO4-1 to BSO4-213 Parish Hall Great Amwell, Hillside Lane, Gt. Amwell, Ware 22/GAM1 GAM1-1 to GAM1-1774/1 St Margaretsbury Recreation Ground Clubhouse, St Margaretsbury Recreation 23/GAM2 GAM2-1 to GAM2-420 Ground, St Margarets, Stanstead Abbotts Bengeo Sports Pavilion, Boundary Drive, Off New Road, Hertford 24/HBE1 HBE1-1 to HBE1-1187 Bengeo Sports Pavilion, Boundary Drive, Off New Road, Hertford 25/HBE1 HBE1-1188 to HBE1-2346 Bengeo Primary School, The Avenue, Bengeo, Hertford 26/HBE2 HBE2-1 to HBE2-1711 3rd Hertford Scout Headquarters, Port Vale, Hertford 27/HBE3 HBE3-1 to HBE3-1955 St Andrew`s Centre, St Andrew`s Church, St Andrew Street 28/HCA1 HCA1-1 to HCA1-1704/1 The Brace Room, St Mary`s Church, St Mary`s Lane, Hertingfordbury 29/HCA2 HCA2-1 to HCA2-570 Morgans Primary School, The Annex Via Adj. Public Footpath, Wilton Crescent, 30/HCA3 HCA3-1 to HCA3-1235/4 Hertford Hornsmill Community Centre, 115E Cecil Road, Hertford 31/HCA4 HCA4-1 to HCA4-558 Methodist Church Hall, Ware Road, Hertford, Herts 32/HCA5 HCA5-1 to HCA5-2636 St Andrew`s Centre, St Andrew`s Church, St Andrew Street 33/HCA6 HCA6-1 to HCA6-533 Hertford Heath Village Hall, London Road, Hertford Heath, Nr.Hertford 34/HHE1 HHE1-1 to HHE1-1818 Fanshaws Room, Brickendon Liberty Village Hall, Brickendon Green, Brickendon 35/HHE2 HHE2-1 to HHE2-519 Pinehurst Community Hall, Birdie Way, Hertford, Herts 36/HKI1 HKI1-1 to HKI1-2127 Communal Lounge, Sheltered Housing, Braziers Field, Hertford, Herts 37/HKI2 HKI2-1 to HKI2-2273 The Sele School, (Training Hub), Welwyn Road, Hertford 38/HSE1 HSE1-1 to HSE1-1298 St Joseph`s RC School, North Road, Hertford 39/HSE2 HSE2-1 to HSE2-692 Sele Farm Community Centre, 25 Perrett Gardens, Hertford 40/HSE3 HSE3-1 to HSE3-927 Sele Farm Community Centre, 25 Perrett Gardens, Hertford 41/HSE4 HSE4-1 to HSE4-1212 Gilston Village Hall, Nr Harlow, Essex 42/HUN1 HUN1-1 to HUN1-110 Hunsdon Village Hall, 45 High Street, Hunsdon, Ware 43/HUN2 HUN2-1 to HUN2-889 Wareside Village Hall, Ware 44/HUN3 HUN3-1 to HUN3-546/1 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Richard Cassidy Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Wallfields, Pegs Lane, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8EQ Widford Village Hall, Bell Lane, Widford, Nr Ware 45/HUN4 HUN4-1 to HUN4-476 Gilston Village Hall, Nr Harlow, Essex 46/HUN5 HUN5-1 to HUN5-567 Allens Green Village Hall, Sawbridgeworth 47/MHA1 MHA1-1 to MHA1-163 High Wych Memorial Hall, Sawbridgeworth, Herts 48/MHA2 MHA2-1 to MHA2-443 Much Hadham Village Hall, Much Hadham, Herts 49/MHA3 MHA3-1 to MHA3-1236/1 Mission Hall Green Tye, Much Hadham, Herts 50/MHA4 MHA4-1 to MHA4-410 The Bishop`s Stortford High School, London Road, Bishop`s Stortford 51/MHA5 MHA5-1 to MHA5-50 The Hailey Day Centre, Sayesbury Manor, Bell Street, Sawbridgeworth 52/SAW1 SAW1-1 to SAW1-1810 The Hailey Day Centre, Sayesbury Manor, Bell Street, Sawbridgeworth 53/SAW1 SAW1-1811 to SAW1-3606 Spellbrook Primary School, London Road, Spellbrook, Nr Bishop`s Stortford 54/SAW2 SAW2-1 to SAW2-169 Bullfields Centre, Cutforth Road, Sawbridgeworth, Herts 55/ SAW3 SAW3-1 to SAW3-1126 Leventhorpe School, Cambridge Road, Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire 56/SAW4 SAW4-1 to SAW4-1860 St Margaretsbury Recreation Ground Clubhouse, St Margaretsbury Recreation 57/SAB1 SAB1-1 to SAB1-826 Ground, St Margarets, Stanstead Abbotts Stanstead Abbotts Parish Hall, Roydon Road, Stanstead Abbotts, Nr. Ware 58/SAB2 SAB2-1 to SAB2-1501 Ware Drill Hall, 17 Amwell End, Ware 59/WCW1 WCW1-5 to WCW1-1261 Ware Drill Hall, 17 Amwell End, Ware 60/WCW1 WCW1-1262 to WCW1-2474 Priory Garden Room, The Priory, High Street, Ware 61/WCC1 WCC1-3 to WCC1-1234 Christ Church Hall, New Road, Ware, Herts 62/WCC2 WCC2-1 to WCC2-1509 Christ Church Hall, New Road, Ware, Herts 63/WCC2 WCC2-1510 to WCC2-2938 Scout H.Q`s, Poles Lane, Ware, Herts 64/WSM1 WSM1-1 to WSM1-989 Royal British Legion Hall, 12 Gladstone Road, Ware, Herts 65/WSM2 WSM2-1 to WSM2-1577 Age Concern Hall, Garland Room, Priory Street, Ware 66/WSM3 WSM3-1 to WSM3-1505 St Mary`s Junior School, Heath Drive, Ware, Herts 67/WTR1 WTR1-1 to WTR1-879 Larkspur Academy, Tower Road, Ware 68/WTR2 WTR2-1 to WTR2-1745 Larkspur Academy, Tower Road, Ware 69/WTR3 WTR3-1 to WTR3-1401 Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Richard Cassidy Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Wallfields, Pegs Lane, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8EQ .
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