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Wiltshire PARO SOPN STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED & NOTICE OF POLL Election of a Police and Crime Commissioner Wiltshire PCC Police Area A poll will be held on 5 May 2016 between 7am and 10pm The following people have been or stand nominated for election as a Police and Crime Commissioner for the above police area. Those who no longer stand nominated are listed, but will have a comment in the right hand column. If candidate no Address of candidate 1 Description of longer Candidate name candidate nominated, reason why MACPHERSON (address in Swindon The Conservative Party Angus (South) Parliamentary Candidate Constituency) MATHEW The Old School, The Liberal Democrat Brian George Street, Yatton Keynell, Felton Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 7BA SHORT 225 Marlborough Rd United Kingdom John Swindon SN3 1NN Independence Party SMALL 9 Jennings Street, Labour Party Kevin David Swindon, SN2 2BQ 1 or, if a candidate has requested not to have their home address made public, the name of their electoral area. Dated Thursday 7 April 2016 Stephen P. Taylor Police Area Returning Officer Printed and published by the Police Area Returning Officer, Civic Offices, Euclid Street, Swindon, SN1 2JH Police and Crime Commissioner Election Situation of polling stations Police area name: Wiltshire Voting area name: Wiltshire Council No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled station to vote 1 Mount Pleasant Centre, 1A Mount Pleasant, EH1-1 to EH1-1053 Bradford On Avon 2 Lambert Community Centre, Mount Pleasant, EH2-1 to EH2-614 Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire 2 Lambert Community Centre, Mount Pleasant, EH4-1 to EH4-232 Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire 3 Wiltshire Music Centre, Ashley Road, Bradford EH3-1 to EH3-933/1 On Avon 4 Bearfield Church, Huntingdon Street, Bradford EH5-1 to EH5-925/2 On Avon 5-DS Bradford on Avon Youth Development Centre, EJ1-1 to EJ1-911 Frome Road, Bradford on Avon 5-DS Bradford on Avon Youth Development Centre, EJ3-1 to EJ3-640 Frome Road, Bradford on Avon 6 The Swan Hotel, The Coach House, 1 Church EJ2-1 to EJ2-1096 Street 7-DS Bradford on Avon Youth Development Centre, EJ4-1 to EJ4-1262 Frome Road, Bradford on Avon 8 Jubilee Hall, Bratton, Westbury, Wiltshire EK1-1 to EK1-967 9 Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall, High Street, Dilton ES1-1 to ES1-1498 Marsh 10 Coulston Village Hall, Coulston, Westbury EV6-1 to EV6-135 11 Edington Parish Hall, Edington, Westbury EX1-1 to EX1-578 12 Heywood/Hawkeridge Village Hall, Church FB2-2 to FB2-372 Road, Heywood 13 Hilperton Village Hall, Whaddon Lane, Hilperton FC1-1 to FC1-1049 13 Hilperton Village Hall, Whaddon Lane, Hilperton FC3-1 to FC3-1281 14 St Marys Church Hall, Horse Road, Hilperton FC2-1 to FC2-1483 15 United Reformed Church Hall, United Reformed FF1-1 to FF1-1394 Church, The Street, Holt 16 St Peters Church, The Street, Monkton GB1-1 to GB1-344 Farleigh, Bradford-on-Avon 17 South Wraxall Village Hall, South Wraxall, GI1-1 to GI1-354 Bradford on Avon 18 Staverton Club, Staverton, Trowbridge GJ1-2 to GJ1-1278 19 Melksham Town Hall, Market Place, Melksham FR1-1 to FR1-558/2 19 Melksham Town Hall, Market Place, Melksham FW3-1 to FW3-1086 20-DS Melksham Skills Centre, (Formerly St Andrew`s FR2-1 to FR2-845 Church Schoolroom), Church Lane 20-DS Melksham Skills Centre, (Formerly St Andrew`s FR4-1 to FR4-1155/1 Church Schoolroom), Church Lane 21 Queensway Chapel, Pembroke Road, FM3-1 to FM3-1368 Melksham 21 Queensway Chapel, Pembroke Road, FR3-1 to FR3-525 Melksham 22 Lowbourne Neighbourhood Centre - Cricket FR5-1 to FR5-640 Pavillion, King George V Playing Fields, Lowbourne 23 Baptist Church Schoolroom, Old Broughton FN1-1 to FN1-563 Road, Melksham Dated Thursday 7 April 2016 Stephen P. Taylor Police Area Returning Officer Printed and published by the Police Area Returning Officer, Civic Offices, Euclid Street, Swindon, SN1 2JH 23 Baptist Church Schoolroom, Old Broughton FN2-1 to FN2-1039/1 Road, Melksham 24 Forest Community Centre, Bowmans Court, FN3-1 to FN3-957 Melksham, Wiltshire 25-DS Melksham Skills Centre, (Formerly St Andrew`s FN4-1 to FN4-888 Church Schoolroom), Church Lane 25-DS Melksham Skills Centre, (Formerly St Andrew`s FW2-1 to FW2-1212 Church Schoolroom), Church Lane 26 The Canberra Centre, (To The Rear of The FM1-1 to FM1-1712 Front Building), 56 Spa Road 27 Aloeric School, St Michael`s Road, Melksham FM2-1 to FM2-920 28 Atworth Youth Club, Studley Farm Lane, (Off EC1-1 to EC1-911 Bath Road), Atworth 29 Broughton Gifford Village Hall, The Street, EL1-1 to EL1-664 Broughton Gifford 30 Beanacre Church Schoolroom, Beanacre, FW1-1 to FW1-265 Melksham 31 Whitley Reading Rooms, Middle Lane, Whitley FX1-1 to FX1-1065 32-DS Bowerhill Village Hall, Halifax Road, Bowerhill FW4-1 to FW4-1489 33-DS Bowerhill Village Hall, Halifax Road, Bowerhill FW5-1 to FW5-1375 34 Progressive Hall, Woodmarsh, North Bradley GC1-1 to GC1-1369 35 Southwick Village Hall, Frome Road, Southwick GH1-1 to GH1-1528 36 West Ashton Village Hall, Bratton Road, West IH1-1 to IH1-514 Ashton 37 Bulkington Village Hall, Bulkington, Devizes EM6-1 to EM6-219 38 Great Hinton Village Hall, Great Hinton, FE6-1 to FE6-153/2 Trowbridge 39 Keevil Village Hall, Martins Road, Keevil FH1-1 to FH1-361 40 Semington Village Hall, High Street, Semington GF1-1 to GF1-736 41 Steeple Ashton Village Hall, Church Street, GK1-1 to GK1-738 Steeple Ashton 42 Poulshot Parish Hall, Poulshot, Devizes XH1-1 to XH1-292 43 Irene Usher Hall (Main Hall), Rusty Lane, YB1-1 to YB1-911 Seend 44 Cricket Club Pavillion, Lower Court, Trowbridge HA1-1 to HA1-1159 44 Cricket Club Pavillion, Lower Court, Trowbridge HA2-1 to HA2-866/1 45 St Thomas` Church Hall, St Thomas` Road, Off HA3-1 to HA3-778 Timbrell Street 45 St Thomas` Church Hall, St Thomas` Road, Off HA4-1 to HA4-561 Timbrell Street 46-DS Civic Centre, Usher Room, St Stephens Place HC1-1 to HC1-671 46-DS Civic Centre, Usher Room, St Stephens Place HP3-1 to HP3-689 47 Wesley Road Methodist Church, Wesley Road, HC2-1 to HC2-1490 Trowbridge 48 St Johns Parish Centre, Wingfield Road, HC3-1 to HC3-1363 Trowbridge 49 Holbrook School, Zephaniah Class, Holbrook HD1-1 to HD1-1111 Lane 49 Holbrook School, Zephaniah Class, Holbrook HD3-1 to HD3-857 Lane 50 The Homestead, Ashmead, Trowbridge HD2-1 to HD2-1067 51-DS St Johns Church Hall, Church Lane, Trowbridge HG1-1 to HG1-1852 52-DS St Johns Church Hall, Church Lane, Trowbridge HG2-1 to HG2-1396 53-DS Studley Green Community Centre, Lambrok HL1-1 to HL1-1876/1 Road, Trowbridge 54-DS Studley Green Community Centre, Lambrok HL2-1 to HL2-1703 Road, Trowbridge 55-DS Civic Centre, Usher Room, St Stephens Place HM1-1 to HM1-1423 56 Longfield Community Centre, Weavers Drive, HM2-1 to HM2-2047 Trowbridge 57 The Studio, Fieldways Hotel, Hilperton Road HP1-1 to HP1-686 58 Paxcroft Community Centre, 17 Hackett Place, HP2-1 to HP2-2478 Hilperton Dated Thursday 7 April 2016 Stephen P. Taylor Police Area Returning Officer Printed and published by the Police Area Returning Officer, Civic Offices, Euclid Street, Swindon, SN1 2JH 59-DS Christ Church Hall, Upper Marsh Road, IB1-1 to IB1-1584 Warminster 60-DS Christ Church Hall, Upper Marsh Road, IB2-1 to IB2-1911 Warminster 61 Bishopstrow Village Hall, Bishopstrow, EE6-1 to EE6-112/2 Warminster 62 Fane Hall, Corton, Warminster EF6-1 to EF6-148 63 Chitterne Village Hall, Chitterne, Warminster, EP1-1 to EP1-162 Wiltshire 63 Chitterne Village Hall, Chitterne, Warminster, EP7-1 to EP7-65 Wiltshire 64 Codford Village Hall, Broadleaze, Codford EQ1-1 to EQ1-665 64 Codford Village Hall, Broadleaze, Codford EQ7-1 to EQ7-42 65 The Red Lion, Heytesbury, Warminster FA1-1 to FA1-587 65 The Red Lion, Heytesbury, Warminster FA7-1 to FA7-65 66 Norton Bavant Village Hall, Norton Bavant, GD6-1 to GD6-110 Warminster 67 Manor Farm, Stockton, Warminster GL6-1 to GL6-143 68 Upton Lovell Village Hall, Up Street, Upton IA6-1 to IA6-133 Lovell 69 Warminster Garrison, Community Centre, IC1-1 to IC1-1191 Firbank Crescent 70 St George`s RC Church Hall, 31 Boreham IE1-1 to IE1-1041 Road, Warminster 70 St George`s RC Church Hall, 31 Boreham IE3-1 to IE3-1230 Road, Warminster 71 Warminster Civic Centre, Cley Room, IE2-1 to IE2-1815 Sambourne Road 72-DS Warminster Cricket Club, The Pavilion, ID1-1 to ID1-1218 Sambourne Road 73-DS Warminster Cricket Club, The Pavilion, ID2-1 to ID2-2781/1 Sambourne Road 74 Chapmanslade Village Hall, Chapmanslade, EN1-1 to EN1-546 Westbury 75 Corsley Reading Rooms, Corsley Heath, ER1-1 to ER1-528/1 Corsley 76 Horningsham Village Hall, Water Lane, FG1-1 to FG1-229 Horningsham 77 Upper Deverills Village Hall, Kingston Deverill, FJ6-1 to FJ6-227 Warminster 77 Upper Deverills Village Hall, Kingston Deverill, FJ7-1 to FJ7-55 Warminster 78 Longbridge Deverill Parish Hall, Longbridge FL1-1 to FL1-688 Deverill Hall, Church Street, Longbridge Deverill 79 Maiden Bradley Village Hall, Maiden Bradley, FM-1 to FM-253 Warminster 80 Sutton Veny Village Hall, High Street, Sutton GO1-1 to GO1-547 Veny 81 St Marys Church, Upton Scudamore, IG1-1 to IG1-250 Warminster 82 Laverton Hall, Bratton Road, Westbury IJ1-1 to IJ1-2301 83 Westbury Leigh Community Hall, Westbury IJ2-1 to IJ2-787/3 Leigh, Westbury 84 Westbury United Reformed Church, Church IJ3-1 to IJ3-535 Hall, The Butts 85 The Railway Inn, Function Room, Station Road FB1-1 to FB1-239 85 The Railway Inn, Function Room, Station Road IL2-2 to IL2-1018 86 Bell Orchard, Field Close, Westbury IK1-1 to IK1-1692 87 Westbury Methodist Church, Station Road, IK2-1 to IK2-1330/1 Westbury 88 Leigh Park Community Centre, Leigh Park Way, IL1-1 to IL1-1790 Westbury 88 Leigh Park Community Centre, Leigh Park Way, IL3-1 to IL3-857 Dated Thursday 7 April 2016 Stephen P.
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