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SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS European Parliamentary Election London Region (London Borough of Lambeth) Date of Election: Thursday 23 May 2019 Hours of Poll: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm The situation of polling stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat is as follows: Ranges of electoral Ranges of electoral Station register numbers of Station register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to vote Number persons entitled to vote thereat thereat St Matthew`s Tenants Hall, 10 St Jubilee Primary School & Children`s 1 SOA-2 to SOA-1887 2 SOB-1 to SOB-1771 Matthew`s Road, London, SW2 1NH Centre, Tulse Hill, London, SW2 2JE Jubilee Primary School & Children`s Holy Trinity CE Primary School, Upper 3 SOC-1 to SOC-2503 4 SOD-1 to SOD-1783 Centre, Tulse Hill, London, SW2 2JE Tulse Hill, London, SW2 2RL Holy Trinity CE Primary School, Upper St Martins Community Centre, Abbots 5 SOD-1784 to SOD-3215 6 SOE-1 to SOE-1688 Tulse Hill, London, SW2 2RL Park, London, SW2 3PW Sudbourne Primary School, Hayter Road, Sudbourne Primary School, Hayter Road, (Entrance also in Sudbourne Road), 7 SQA-3 to SQA-1395 (Entrance also in Sudbourne Road), 8 SQA-1396 to SQA-2435 London, SW2 5AP London, SW2 5AP Clapham Youth Centre, 61 Lyham Road, Clapham Youth Centre, 61 Lyham Road, 9 SQB-1 to SQB-1734 10 SQB-1735 to SQB-3400 London, SW2 5DH London, SW2 5DH Richard Atkins Primary School, New Park Richard Atkins Primary School, New Park 11 SQC-1 to SQC-1713 12 SQC-1716 to SQC-3285 Road, London, SW2 4JP Road, London, SW2 4JP Holmewood Nursery School, 66 Upper Kings Avenue School, Kings Avenue, 13 SQD-1 to SQD-2134/1 14 SRA-1 to SRA-2056 Tulse Hill, London, SW2 2RW London, SW4 8BQ St Mary`s Rc Primary School, Crescent Bonneville Primary School, Bonneville 15 SRB-1 to SRB-1979 16 SRC-1 to SRC-1369 Lane, Clapham, London, SW4 9QJ Gardens, London, SW4 9LB Bonneville Primary School, Bonneville Bonneville Primary School, Bonneville 17 SRC-1370 to SRC-2713 18 SRD-1 to SRD-1491 Gardens, London, SW4 9LB Gardens, London, SW4 9LB Bonneville Primary School, Bonneville Glenbrook Primary School, Clarence 19 SRD-1494 to SRD-2914 20 SSA-1 to SSA-1556 Gardens, London, SW4 9LB Avenue, SW4 8LD St Bede`s Catholic Infant & Nursery New Park Road Baptist Church, New Park 21 SSB-1 to SSB-1913 School, Thornton Road, London, SW12 22 SSC-1 to SSC-1164 Road, London, SW2 4LH 0LF Henry Cavendish Primary School The Bonneville Centre, 12 Poynders Road, 23 SSD-1 to SSD-1856 (Balham), Hydethorpe Road, London, 24 SSE-1 to SSE-1680 London, SW4 8NY SW12 0JA Henry Cavendish Primary School Knights Youth Centre, 27 Streatham Place, (Balham), Hydethorpe Road, London, 25 SSE-1682 to SSE-2918 26 STA-1 to STA-2019 London, SW2 4QQ SW12 0JA Telford Park Lawn Tennis Club, 35A Streatham Wells Primary School, 50 27 STB-1 to STB-2377 28 STC-1 to STC-2051 Killieser Avenue, London, SW2 4NX Palace Road, London, SW2 3NJ St Margaret the Queen, Barcombe Avenue, St Margaret the Queen, Barcombe Avenue, 29 STD-1 to STD-1868 30 STD-1873 to STD-3179 London, SW2 3BH London, SW2 3BH Tulse Hill Methodist Church, 138 Hitherfield Children`s Centre, Hitherfield 31 STE-5 to STE-1450/1 32 SUA-1 to SUA-1923 Christchurch Road, London, SW2 3DQ Road, London, SW16 2JQ Streatham Tate Library, 63 Streatham High Streatham Tate Library, 63 Streatham High 33 SUB-1 to SUB-1497 34 SUB-1501 to SUB-2690 Road, London, SW16 1PN Road, London, SW16 1PN Sunnyhill Primary School, Sunnyhill Road, Sunnyhill Primary School, Sunnyhill Road, 35 SUC-1 to SUC-1483 36 SUC-1484 to SUC-2946 London, SW16 2UW London, SW16 2UW St Andrew`s RC Primary School, Polworth Julian's Primary School, 226 Leigham 37 SUD-1 to SUD-2500 38 SUE-1 to SUE-1203 Road, London, SW16 2ET Court Road, SW16 2RB Henry Cavendish Primary School Henry Cavendish Primary School (Streatham), Dingley Lane, Off Woodfield 39 SVA-1 to SVA-1415 (Streatham), Dingley Lane, Off Woodfield 40 SVA-1418 to SVA-2557 Avenue, London, SW16 1AU Avenue, London, SW16 1AU The Spires Centre, St Leonard`s Church St Leonard`s CE Primary School, 42 Hall, 8 Tooting Bec Gardens, London, 41 SVB-1 to SVB-2814 42 SVC-3 to SVC-1896 Mitcham Lane, London, SW16 6NP SW16 1RB St Leonard`s CE Primary School, 42 Streatham Baptist Church Hall, Natal Road, 43 SVC-1897 to SVC-3106 44 SVD-1 to SVD-2552/1 Mitcham Lane, London, SW16 6NP London, SW16 6JR Immanuel & St Andrew`s Church Hall, 452 Immanuel & St Andrew`s Church Hall, 452 Streatham High Road, Just Past Westwell 45 SWA-1 to SWA-1399 Streatham High Road, Just Past Westwell 46 SWA-1400 to SWA-2667 Approach, London, SW16 3PY Approach, London, SW16 3PY St Bartholomew`s Church Hall, Ellison Woodmansterne School, Stockport Road, 47 SWB-1 to SWB-2442 48 SWC-1 to SWC-1523 Road, London, SW16 5DE London, SW16 5XE Woodmansterne School, Stockport Road, Granton Primary School, Granton Road, 49 SWC-1526 to SWC-2747 50 SWD-1 to SWD-2262/1 London, SW16 5XE London, SW16 5AN New Cut Housing Co-Operative Johanna Primary School, Johanna Street, Community Room, 106 the Cut, London, 51 VAA-1 to VAA-2126 Entrance From Lower Marsh, London, SE1 52 VAB-2 to VAB-2539 SE1 8LN 7RH Oasis Hub Waterloo, 1 Kennington Road, Walnut Tree Walk Primary School, Walnut 53 VAC-1 to VAC-879 54 VAD-1 to VAD-1509 London, SE1 7QP Tree Walk, London, SE11 6DS Walnut Tree Walk Primary School, Walnut Walnut Tree Walk Primary School, Walnut 55 VBA-1 to VBA-1453 56 VBA-1454 to VBA-2911 Tree Walk, London, SE11 6DS Tree Walk, London, SE11 6DS Vauxhall Primary School, Vauxhall Street, Vauxhall Primary School, Vauxhall Street, 57 VBB-1 to VBB-2074 58 VBC-1 to VBC-1615 London, SE11 5LG London, SE11 5LG Archbishop Sumner CE Primary School, Archbishop Sumner CE Primary School, 59 VBD-3 to VBD-1445 60 VBD-1447 to VBD-2806/1 Reedworth Street, London, SE11 4PH Reedworth Street, London, SE11 4PH Durning Library, 167 Kennington Lane, Henry Fawcett Primary School, Bowling 61 VBE-2 to VBE-2242 62 VCA-3 to VCA-2141 London, SE11 4HF Green Street, London, SE11 5BZ St Annes Catholic Settlement Hall, 58 Wyvil Primary School, Wyvil Road, London, 63 VCB-1 to VCB-2471 64 VCC-1 to VCC-2844 Vauxhall Grove, SW8 1TB SW8 2TJ Ashmole Primary School, Ashmole Street, Ashmole Primary School, Ashmole Street, 65 VCD-1 to VCD-2128 66 VCE-7 to VCE-1754 London, SW8 1NT London, SW8 1NT Lansdowne Green Community Hall, Rear Springfield Methodist Church Hall, 200 67 VDA-1 to VDA-1500/1 of 283-291 Wandsworth Road, London, 68 VDB-1 to VDB-2649 Wandsworth Road, SW8 2JU SW8 2ND Bolney Meadow Community Centre, 31 Bolney Meadow Community Centre, 31 69 VDC-1 to VDC-1560 70 VDC-1563 to VDC-3047 Bolney Street, London, SW8 1EZ Bolney Street, London, SW8 1EZ Allen Edwards Primary School, Studley St Michael`s Church Hall, Stockwell Park 71 VDD-5 to VDD-2110 72 VDE-2 to VDE-1474 Road, London, SW4 6RP Road, London, SW9 0DA Reay Primary School Studio, Caldwell Van Gogh Primary School, Hackford Road, 73 VEA-1 to VEA-2227 74 VEB-1 to VEB-1470 Street Entrance, London, SW9 0EN London, SW9 0RD Van Gogh Primary School, Hackford Road, Christchurch (Brixton) CE School, Cancell 75 VEB-1471 to VEB-2910 76 VEC-1 to VEC-2103 London, SW9 0RD Road, London, SW9 6HN Christchurch (Brixton) CE School, Cancell Longfield Hall, 50 Knatchbull Road, 77 VEC-2104 to VEC-3332/2 78 VED-1 to VED-1683 Road, London, SW9 6HN London, SE5 9QY Longfield Hall, 50 Knatchbull Road, VED-1683/1 to VED- Holy Rosary Church Hall, 364 Brixton 79 80 VFA-1 to VFA-1505 London, SE5 9QY 3237/1 Road, London, SW9 0TH Holy Rosary Church Hall, 364 Brixton Stockwell Primary School, Stockwell Road, 81 VFA-1506 to VFA-3019 82 VFB-1 to VFB-1353 Road, London, SW9 0TH London, SW9 9TG Brixton Seventh Day Adventist Church Hall, Brixton Seventh Day Adventist Church Hall, 83 VFC-1 to VFC-1269 84 VFC-1270 to VFC-2736 Santley Street, London, SW4 7QG Santley Street, London, SW4 7QG Brixton Baptist Church, Corrance Road, Clapham Library, Mary Seacole Centre, 91 85 VFD-1/1 to VFD-2137 86 VFE-1 to VFE-2177/1 London, SW2 5RD Clapham High Street, London, SW4 7DB Fenwick Hall, Fenwick Estate, 128 Fenwick Hall, Fenwick Estate, 128 87 VGA-1 to VGA-1313 88 VGA-1313/1 to VGA-2761 Willington Road, London, SW9 9ND Willington Road, London, SW9 9ND Larkhall Primary School, Lower School Larkhall Primary School, Lower School 89 VGB-1 to VGB-1654 90 VGB-1655 to VGB-2759 Hall, Smedley Street, London, SW4 6PH Hall, Smedley Street, London, SW4 6PH Springfield Community & Medical Centre, Springfield Community & Medical Centre, Coronation Hall, 110 Union Road, London, 91 VGC-1 to VGC-1660/3 Coronation Hall, 110 Union Road, London, 92 VGC-1662 to VGC-3330 SW8 2SH SW8 2SH St Andrew`s CE Primary School, Kay St Andrew`s CE Primary School, Kay 93 VGD-1 to VGD-1929 94 VGD-1930 to VGD-3763 Road, Stockwell, London, SW9 9DE Road, Stockwell, London, SW9 9DE Clapham Manor Primary School, Belmont Clapham Manor Primary School, Belmont 95 VHA-1 to VHA-1969 96 VHA-1970 to VHA-3875 Road, Clapham, London, SW4 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