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Polling Stations No Change Proposals Report Reference: C.250719/2 Appendix 2 – Daventry District Council Polling Districts, Polling Places and Polling Stations No Change Proposals B D A Recommended C Approx Electorate E District Ward Polling District Proposed Polling Place/Station as at the Returning Officer’s Comments (Prefix) information gathering stage Daventry Abbey North Community Centre, Ashby Road 2133 No major issues to report. Abbey North Ward (GT1) (GT2) Daventry Abbey North Mayfield Park Sports Club, Royal Star 1224 No major issues to report. Ward (GT4) Drive Daventry Abbey South Ashby Fields School, Wimbourne 1199 The school works well as a polling Ward (GU3) Place station. We have a member of Abbey South staff on the main reception letting voters in to the polling station and we have processes in place for safeguarding the children. Daventry Abbey South Community Centre, Ashby Road 771 No major issues to report. Ward (GU1) (GU2) Daventry Abbey South Daventry Methodist Church, Golding 1269 On balance the best location to Ward (GU) Close vote in the area. The Saxon Suite at the Leisure Centre is a good alternative if the Methodist Church is unavailable. Daventry Abbey South Daventry Methodist Church, Golding 1278 On balance the best location to Ward (GU) Close vote in the area. The Saxon Suite at the Leisure Centre is a good alternative if the Methodist Church is unavailable. Ashby St Ledgers (AE) Ashby St Ledgers Village Hall, Main 115 No major issues to report. Street Barby & Kilsby Barby (AK1) Barby Village Hall, Kilsby Road 869 No major issues to report. Onley (AK2) Onley Park Village Hall, Onley Park 190 No major issues to report. Crick (BV) Crick Old School, Church Street 1776 Best central location in the village. Kilsby (DS) Kilsby Village Hall (Kilsby Room), 1043 No major issues to report. Rugby Road Braunston (AX) Braunston Village Hall, The Green 1454 No major issues to report. Braunston & Welton Welton (GB) Welton Village Hall, High Street 501 No major issues to report. Report Reference: C.250719/2 B D A Recommended C Approx Electorate E District Ward Polling District Proposed Polling Place/Station as at the Returning Officer’s Comments (Prefix) information gathering stage Brixworth (AZ) Brixworth Village Hall, Holcot Road 2111 Looked at Brixworth Community Centre as a potential additional venue due to the development in the village. Decided not to be Brixworth used due to areas of safety requiring updates. Brixworth (AZ) Brixworth Village Hall, Holcot Road 2125 Looked at Brixworth Community Centre as a potential additional venue due to the development in the village. Decided not to be used due to areas of safety requiring updates. Cottesbrooke (BS) Cottesbrooke Village Hall, Station 118 No major issues to report. Road Creaton (BU) Creaton Village Hall, Teeton Lane 387 No major issues to report. Draughton (CC) Draughton Clubroom, Main Street 53 No major issues to report. Lamport (DV) Education Centre, Lamport Hall 203 No major issues to report. Maidwell (EA) Loder Hall, Harborough Road 227 No major issues to report. Scaldwell (FB) Scaldwell Village Hall, School Lane 235 No major issues to report. Daventry Drayton Ward Nene Hall, Tamar Square 1650 No major issues to report. Drayton (GV1) Daventry Drayton Ward Nene Hall, Tamar Square 1021 No major issues to report. (GV1) Daventry Drayton Ward Stefen Hill Sports Park, The Main 1224 No major issues to report. Car (GV2) Lounge park will be resurfaced this year. Daventry Hill Ward Southbrook Community Centre, Hood 1132 No major issues to report. Hill (GW1) Road Daventry Hill Ward Southbrook Community Centre, Hood 1111 No major issues to report. (GW1) Road Guilsborough (CW) Guilsborough Village Hall, The Green 540 No major issues to report. Report Reference: C.250719/2 B D A Recommended C Approx Electorate E District Ward Polling District Proposed Polling Place/Station as at the Returning Officer’s Comments (Prefix) information gathering stage Long Buckby Wharf Long Buckby Wharf Village Hall, 87 Extra heaters will need to be (DP) Three Bridges Road supplied for the Presiding Officer. Long Buckby Discussed moving to Long Buckby Community Centre but felt it would be more convenient for the electorate in Long Buckby Wharf to remain the same. Long Buckby (DY) Long Buckby Community Centre, 41 1592 No major issues to report. Station Road Long Buckby (DY) Long Buckby Community Centre, 41 1610 No major issues to report. Station Road Watford (FY) Watford Village Hall, Main Street 235 No major issues to report. West Haddon (GC) West Haddon Village Hall, The Green 1429 No major issues to report. Moulton (EG) Moulton Community Centre, Sandy 1556 No major issues to report. Moulton Hill Moulton (EG) Moulton Community Centre, Sandy 1913 No major issues to report. Hill Overstone (EO) Overstone Village Hall, Sywell Road 672 No major issues to report. Great Brington (AY1), Brington Reading Room, Main Street 382 No major issues to report. Little Brington (AY2) Ravensthorpe East Haddon (CE), East Haddon Village Hall, Main Street 659 No major issues to report. Holdenby (DM) Hollowell Ward (DN), Hollowell Village Hall, Church Hill 330 No level access currently, but the Teeton Ward (DO) booking agent has stated they will be investing in an appropriate ramp in due course. Coton Ward (EX), Ravensthorpe Village Hall, High 558 No major issues to report. Ravensthorpe (EY) Street Boughton (AR) Boughton Village Hall, Butchers Lane 1268 No major issues to report. Chapel Brampton Bramptons Primary School, Spratton (AV1), Church Harlestone Road 650 No major issues to report. Brampton (AV2) Pitsford (ES) Pitsford Village Hall, High Street 535 No major issues to report. Report Reference: C.250719/2 B D A Recommended C Approx Electorate E District Ward Polling District Proposed Polling Place/Station as at the Returning Officer’s Comments (Prefix) information gathering stage Spratton (FG) Spratton Village Hall, School Road 969 No major issues to report. Hannington (CZ) Hannington Village Hall, School Lane 214 No major issues to report. Holcot (DL) Holcot Village Hall, Back Lane 339 No major issues to report. Walgrave Old (EM) Old Parish Charities Community 371 No major issues to report. Centre, 5 Townson Close Walgrave (FV) Walgrave Baptist Chapel, School 729 No major issues to report. Room Stowe-Nine-Churches Church Stowe Closed C of E School, 224 Only suitable venue in the village (FL) Main Street for the electorate. Dodford (CB) Dodford Village Hall, Brockhall Road 136 No major issues to report. Everdon (CK) Everdon Village Hall, High Street 295 No major issues to report. Farthingstone (CO) Farthingstone Village Hall, Maidford 151 No major issues to report. Weedon Road Flore (CQ) Flore Millennium Hall, 56 High Street 1046 No major issues to report. Newnham (EK) Newnham Village Hall, Church Street 507 No major issues to report. Norton (EL) Norton Village Hall, Daventry Road 311 No major issues to report. Weedon (FZ) Weedon Village Hall, West Street 2222 The larger room is better suited for the polling station. Brockhall (BA), Whilton Whilton Village Hall, Main Street 281 No alternative venue. (GE), Whilton Locks (GM) Arthingworth (AD) Arthingworth Village Hall, Kelmarsh 201 No major issues to report. Road Clipston (BL) Clipston Village Hall, High Street 552 No major issues to report. East Farndon (CD) East Farndon Village Hall, Main 253 No major issues to report. Welford Street Great Oxendon (EP) Great Oxendon Village Hall, Main 252 No major issues to report. Street Marston Trussell (EC) Marston Trussell Village Hall, Main 145 No major issues to report. Street Report Reference: C.250719/2 B D A Recommended C Approx Electorate E District Ward Polling District Proposed Polling Place/Station as at the Returning Officer’s Comments (Prefix) information gathering stage Haselbech (DE), Naseby Methodist Chapel, Gynwell 706 No major issues to report. Naseby (EH) Sibbertoft (FD) Sibbertoft Reading Room, Berkeley 285 No major issues to report. Street Kelmarsh (DR) The Orangery, Kelmarsh Hall 64 No major issues to report. Sulby (FM), Welford Welford Village Hall, West Street 980 No major issues to report. (GA) Welford Congregational Chapel is going to be the contingency venue. Badby (AJ) Badby Village Hall, The Green 518 No major issues to report. Byfield (BC) Byfield Village Hall, The Green 1059 No major issues to report. Charwelton (BH), Charwelton Village Hall, Church 206 No major issues to report. Fawsley (CP) Street Canons Ashby (BD), Dryden Hall, School Street 758 No major issues to report. Woodford Woodford Cum Membris (GL2) Catesby (BF), Hellidon Hellidon Village Hall, Church Lane 233 No major issues to report. (DF) Preston Capes (EU) Preston Capes Village Hall, Old 154 No major issues to report. Forge Lane Staverton (FJ) Staverton Village Hall, Croft Lane 383 No major issues to report. Cold Ashby (BO) Cold Ashby Village Hall, Main Street 225 No major issues to report. Lilbourne (DX) Lilbourne Village Hall, Station Road 305 No major issues to report. Yelvertoft Winwick (GJ) The Old School House, Winwick 82 No major issues to report. Thornby (FQ) Thornby Village Hall, Church Lane 150 No major issues to report. Clay Coton (BK), Yelvertoft Reading Room, 85 High No major issues to report. Elkington (CH), Street 799 Stanford (FH), Yelvertoft (GP) .
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