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Polling Station Schedule South Cambridgeshire District Council - Polling District Review Ward Polling District Letters Polling Station Electorate Balsham Balsham ZA1 Church Institute, Balsham 1250 Carlton ZC1 St Peter's Church, Carlton 149 Castle Camps ZD1 Village Hall, Park Lane, Castle Camps 508 Horseheath ZF1 Village Hall, Haverhill Road, Horseheath 361 Shudy Camps ZH1 St Mary's Church, Shudy Camps 250 West Wickham ZI1 Village Hall, West Wickham 328 West Wratting ZJ1 Village Hall, West Wratting 383 Weston Colville ZK1 The Hall Reading Room, Chapel Road, Weston Colville 356 Bar Hill Bar Hill QA1 Church Centre, Bar Hill 3133 Boxworth NB1 Village Hall, High Street, Boxworth 170 Dry Drayton QC1 Village Hall, High Street, Dry Drayton 486 Lolworth NL1 Robinson Hall, Lolworth 114 Barton Barton PA1 Village Hall, Barton 676 Coton PC1 W.I. Hall, Coton 607 Grantchester PD1 Reading Room, High Street, Grantchester 424 Madingley QF1 Village Hall, Madingley 147 Bassingbourn Bassingbourn-cum-Kneesworth VB1 The Limes Communal Room, High Street, Bassingbourn 2402 Litlington VE1 Village Hall, Meeting Lane, Litlington 650 Shingay-cum-Wendy VH1 Village Hall, Shingay-cum-Wendy 87 Whaddon XN1 Golf Centre, Whaddon 366 Bourn Bourn NA1 Village Hall, Short Street, Bourn 745 Cambourne NP1 The Hub, High Street, Great Cambourne 3294 Caxton ND1 Village Hall, Caxton 404 Croxton NF1 Village Hall, High Street, Croxton 131 Eltisley NH1 The Newton Primary School, Caxton End, Eltisley 333 Caldecote Caldecote NC1 Village Hall, Furlong Way, Highfields, Caldecote 1152 Childerley NL2 Village Hall, Furlong Way, Highfields, Caldecote 23 Kingston XH1 Village Hall, Church Lane, Kingston 175 Toft PH1 Meeting Room, Methodist Church, Toft 479 Comberton Comberton PB1 Village Hall, Green End, Comberton 1778 Cottenham Cottenham SA1 Cottenham United, Sports & Social Club, Recreation Ground, Cottenham 4530 Oakington & Westwick QG1 Methodist Church School Room, Coles Lane, Oakington 1161 Rampton SC1 Village Hall, Rampton 379 Duxford Duxford WB1 Communal Centre, Laceys Way, Duxford 1487 Ickleton WF1 Village Hall, Ickleton 557 Fowlmere and Foxton Fowlmere WC1 United Reformed Church, Chapel Lane, Fowlmere 950 Foxton XF1 Village Hall, Foxton 955 Fulbourn Fulbourn Village RB1 Community Centre, Haggis Gap, Fulbourn 2715 Fulbourn Beechwood RB2 Car Park, Tesco Superstore, Fulbourn 704 Gamlingay Arrington XA1 Communal Hall, Clifden Close, Arrington 320 Croydon XC1 Queen Adelaide Public House, Croydon 188 Gamlingay VC1 Community Centre, Stocks Lane, Gamlingay 2784 Hatley VD1 Village Hall, Hatley St George 163 Little Gransden XG1 Village Hall, Little Gransden 229 Longstowe XI1 Village Hall, Longstowe 158 Girton Girton QD1 Cotton Hall, Cambridge Road, Girton 3143 Hardwick Hardwick PE1 The Pavilion, Egremont Road, Hardwick 1947 Harston and Hauxton Harston TA1 Village Hall, Harston 1311 Hauxton TB1 Village Hall, Hauxton 540 Haslingfield and The Eversdens Great Eversden XD1 Village Hall, 4 Chapel Road, Great Eversden 183 Little Eversden XE1 The Pavilion, Recreation Ground, Little Eversden 453 Harlton PF1 Village Hall, Harlton 232 Haslingfield PG1 Village Hall, Recreation Ground, Haslingfield 1189 Histon and Impington Histon OA1 Baptist Church Hall, Station Road, Histon 3380 Impington North OA2 Baptist Church Hall, Station Road, Histon 2370 Impington South OA3 Meadows Community Centre, 1 St Catharines Road, Cambridge 494 Linton Bartlow ZB1 The Three Hills P.H., Ashdon Road, Bartlow 86 Hildersham ZE1 Village Hall, Hildersham 177 Linton ZG1 Village Hall, Coles Lane, Linton 3349 Longstanton Longstanton QE1 Village Institute, High Street, Longstanton 1697 Melbourn Little Chishill WA2 Sports Pavilion, The Playing Fields, Hall Lane, Great Chishill 29 Great Chishill WA1 Sports Pavilion, The Playing Fields, Hall Lane, Great Chishill 470 Heydon WD1 Four Winds, Fowlmere Road, Heydon 170 Melbourn XJ1 United Reformed Church Hall, Orchard Road, Melbourn 3441 Meldreth Meldreth XK1 Village Hall, Meldreth 1205 Shepreth XM1 Village Hall, Shepreth 584 Milton Milton OC1 Bowls Pavilion, Community Centre, Coles Road, Milton 3011 Milton Detached OC2 Bowls Pavilion, Community Centre, Coles Road, Milton 50 Orwell and Barrington Barrington XB1 Village Hall, High Street, Barrington 773 Orwell XL1 Village Hall, High Street, Orwell 873 Wimpole XO1 Village Hall, Wimpole 179 Papworth and Elsworth Conington NE1 Caravan, The White Swan, Conington 106 Elsworth NG1 The Pavilion, Broad End, Elsworth 499 Fen Drayton NI1 Village Hall, Cootes Lane, Fen Drayton 648 Graveley NJ1 Village Hall, High Street, Graveley 169 Knapwell NK1 Grange Farm, High Street, Knapwell 74 Papworth Everard NM1 The Studio, Pendrill Court, Papworth Everard 1759 Papworth St Agnes NN1 The Church, Papworth St Agnes 54 Sawston Sawston YE1 John Paxton School, Link Road, Sawston 5380 Swavesey Swavesey NO1 Memorial Hall, Swavesey 1885 Teversham Teversham Village RE1 The School, Church Road, Teversham 724 Teversham Foxgloves RE2 Cherry Hinton Community School, Fulbourn Old Drift, Cherry Hinton 1147 Ward Polling District Letters Polling Station Electorate The Abingtons Babraham YC1 Caravan, The George Public House, Babraham 189 Great Abington YA1 Abington Institute, High Street, Great Abington 637 Hinxton WE1 Village Hall, Hinxton 254 Little Abington YB1 Abington Institute, High Street, Great Abington 432 Pampisford YD1 Village Hall, Church Lane, Pampisford 250 The Mordens Abington Pigotts VA1 Village Hall, Abington Pigotts 117 Guilden Morden VF1 Village Hall, Guilden Morden 767 Steeple Morden VG1 Village Hall, Steeple Morden 806 Tadlow VI1 Garage at 52 High Street, Tadlow 138 The Shelfords and Stapleford Great Shelford TD1 Memorial Hall, Great Shelford 3200 Little Shelford TE1 Memorial Hall, Little Shelford 596 Newton TC1 Village Rooms, Harston Road, Newton 301 Stapleford TF1 Sheltered Housing Communal Facility, Cox's Close, Stapleford 1407 The Wilbrahams Fen Ditton RA1 The Pavilion, Recreation Ground, Fen Ditton 565 Great Wilbraham RF1 Memorial Hall, Angle End, Great Wilbraham 506 Horningsea RC1 Village Hall, Village Green, Horningsea 270 Little Wilbraham RG1 The Church, Little Wilbraham 221 Six Mile Bottom RG2 Six Mile Bottom Sports & Social Club, Brinkley Road, Six Mile Bottom 110 Stow-cum-Quy RD1 Village Hall, Stow-cum-Quy 365 Waterbeach Landbeach OB1 Village Hall, Landbeach 633 Waterbeach OD1 The Salvation Army Hall, Station Road, Waterbeach 3154 Chittering OD2 Caravan, Travellers Rest, Ely Road, Chittering 94 Whittlesford Thriplow Village WG1 Village Hall, Middle Street, Thriplow 370 Thriplow Heathfield WG2 Caravan, Whitehall Gardens, Duxford 382 Whittlesford WH1 Whittlesford Memorial Hall, Whittlesford 1209 Willingham and Over Over SB1 Community Centre, The Doles, Over 2149 Willingham SD1 The Salvation Army Hall, Silver Street, Willingham 2858.
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