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Nottingham City Council Date of Election Nottingham City Council Date of Election : Thursday 23 May 2019 Polling Station Ballot Verification and Turnout Nottingham City Polling Station Verified Papers Electorate Turnout 1 Bells Lane Community Centre 194 Amesbury 235 1,714 14% Circus 2 Denton Green Training Centre Denton Green 162 1,408 12% 3 Denton Green Training Centre Denton Green 195 1,408 14% 4 Bells Lane Community Centre 194 Amesbury 78 755 10% Circus 5 Aspley Community and Training Centre Minver 324 2,603 12% Crescent 6 Aspley Community and Training Centre Minver 323 2,627 12% Crescent 7 Bramley Green Centre Bramley Green 89 398 22% 8 Highbury Vale Community Centre Brooklyn 193 1,124 17% Road 9 Community Room at Southwark Primary 452 2,504 18% School Park Lane 10 Headstocks Public House Bagnall Road 286 1,168 24% 11 The Mill Public House Bagnall Road 220 1,031 21% 12 Old Basford Community Centre Bramble 192 1,050 18% Close 13 Vernon Park Pavilion Vernon Avenue 312 1,324 24% 14 Heathfield Community Centre 7a Ventnor 201 1,160 17% Rise 15 The Nursery at Whitemoor Academy 322 1,728 19% Bracknell Crescent 16 Stadium Leisure 190 Nottingham Road 307 1,390 22% 17 Portable Unit Junction of Perry Road and 560 1,830 31% Hucknall Road 18 New Basford Community Centre Zulu Road 301 1,334 23% 19 The Indian Community Centre Association 99 634 1,979 32% Hucknall Road 20 Forest Fields Community Centre Sturton 414 1,616 26% Street 21 Forest Fields Advice Centre 69 Wiverton 514 1,884 27% Road 22 Community Room at Masson Court Meregill 251 2,064 12% Close 23 Bestwood Park Church Beckhampton Road 324 2,356 14% 24 The People`s Church Gladehill Road 164 1,023 16% 25 Bestwood Park Community Centre 142 1,047 14% Beckhampton Road 26 Bestwood Park Community Centre 157 1,232 13% Beckhampton Road 27 Bestwood Community Centre Gainsford 229 1,498 15% Crescent 28 Bestwood Community Centre Gainsford 203 1,429 14% Crescent 29 Leen Valley Community Centre 234 Arnold 184 990 19% Road 30 Strelley Social Club Helston Drive 283 1,765 16% 31 Bramley Green Centre Bramley Green 112 600 19% 32 Bilborough Community Centre - Adjacent to 268 1,589 17% Library Bracebridge Drive 33 Bilborough Community Centre - Adjacent to 187 1,448 13% Library Bracebridge Drive Dated: 12 July 2019 Page 1 of 5 Printed and published by: The Returning Officer, Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham Nottingham City Council Date of Election : Thursday 23 May 2019 Polling Station Ballot Verification and Turnout Nottingham City Polling Station Verified Papers Electorate Turnout 34 Brocklehigh Space For Sports and Arts 240 1,691 14% Beechdale Road 35 Beechdale Community Centre Ambergate 312 1,556 20% Road 36 Birchover Community Centre 83 Birchover 414 2,487 17% Road 37 Vale Community Centre Wollaton Vale 161 822 20% 38 St. John`s Church Keys Close 284 2,186 13% 39 Healthy Living Centre Lawton Drive 213 1,860 11% 40 Communal Room at Hazelhurst Gardens 141 988 14% Hazel Street 41 Crabtree Farm Community Centre Steadfold 328 2,778 12% Close 42 Mariner Court Common Room Irwin Drive 356 1,308 27% 43 Snape Wood Primary School Aspen Road 166 920 18% 44 Snape Wood Community Centre Snape 205 1,099 19% Wood Road 45 The Church on Rise Park Revelstoke Way 640 2,747 23% 46 St. Mary`s Church Highbury Road 373 1,774 21% 47 Top Valley Community Centre Unit 6 280 1,567 18% 48 St. Philip`s Church Knights Close 116 908 13% 49 Bulwell United Reformed Church Broomhill 496 2,229 22% Road 50 Oakleigh Social Club 1 Highbury Road 141 1,036 14% 51 St. Mary`s Church 40 High Pavement 41 150 27% 52 St. Mary`s Church 40 High Pavement 564 2,489 23% 53 Holiday Inn 12 Castle Bridge Road 111 398 28% 54 St. Barnabas Cathedral Hall North Circus 437 1,561 28% Street 55 St. Barnabas Cathedral Hall North Circus 420 1,507 28% Street 56 Dovecote Primary School Sports Hall 256 1,638 16% Greencroft 57 Clifton Methodist Church Rivergreen 134 1,052 13% 58 Hope Centre 2 Southchurch Drive 300 1,731 17% 59 Clifton Young People`s Centre Green Lane 195 1,209 16% 60 Blessed Robert Widmerpool Academy - 227 1,459 16% Community Room Listowel Crescent 61 Highbank Community Centre Farnborough 179 1,071 17% Road 62 Highbank Primary School Winscombe Mount 197 1,221 16% 63 Whitegate Primary School Middlefell Way 418 2,816 15% 64 Wilford Church Hall Main Road 303 946 32% 65 The Tailors Arms Wilford Lane 393 1,480 27% 66 Silverdale Community Centre The Downs 351 1,405 25% 67 Dovecote Primary School Sports Hall 70 575 12% Greencroft 68 Portable Unit Junction of Fleam Road and 163 588 28% Meden Close 69 Clifton Village Hall Village Road 249 1,235 20% 70 Park Gate Community Centre Chamberlain 214 1,274 17% Close Dated: 12 July 2019 Page 2 of 5 Printed and published by: The Returning Officer, Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham Nottingham City Council Date of Election : Thursday 23 May 2019 Polling Station Ballot Verification and Turnout Nottingham City Polling Station Verified Papers Electorate Turnout 71 Muslim Community Organisation Centre 191 963 20% Beaumont Street 72 Sneinton Library Sneinton Boulevard 403 1,801 22% 73 Sneinton Library Sneinton Boulevard 472 1,731 27% 74 Portable Unit at Starting Gate Car Park 96 337 28% Daleside Road East 75 Nottingham Wildcats Arena Greenwood 325 1,713 19% Road 76 Dales United Reformed Church Hall Parkdale 298 1,149 26% Road 77 Christadelphian Church Hall 20 Jarvis 325 1,451 22% Avenue 78 Sneinton Children`s Centre Edale Road 370 1,516 24% 79 The Bridge Centre Boulevard United 83 651 13% Reformed Church 80 Radford Care Group 25-31 Prospect Street 319 1,435 22% 81 The Bridge Centre Boulevard United 326 1,429 23% Reformed Church 82 Hyson Green Community Centre 37A 330 1,629 20% Gregory Boulevard 83 7th Nottingham Scouts Trafalgar Lodge Noel 302 1,839 16% Street 84 Tennyson Hall Unit C 233 1,413 16% 85 Newton & Arkwright Building Nottingham 297 2,183 14% Trent University 86 St. Teresa`s Church Hall Kingsbury Drive 263 1,387 19% 87 Beechdale Public House Function Room 417 1,917 22% Beechdale Road 88 Lutheran Church Hall 67 Homefield Road 465 2,044 23% 89 Lutheran Church Hall 67 Homefield Road 198 978 20% 90 Radford Children`s Centre Southwold 121 735 16% Primary School 91 Wollaton Park Community Centre Harrow 244 1,157 21% Road 92 St. Mary`s Church Hall Wollaton Hall Drive 201 803 25% 93 The Lenton Centre Willoughby Street 440 2,080 21% 94 The Lenton Centre Willoughby Street 360 1,733 21% 95 Monty Hind Training Centre Leen Gate 473 2,035 23% 96 Dunkirk and Old Lenton Community Centre 267 1,256 21% Montpelier Road 97 The Studio, Portland Building University of 383 1,034 37% Nottingham Campus 98 Sheila Roper Community Centre Tenants Hall 199 827 24% Close 99 The Boundary Community Centre Boundary 209 678 31% Road 100 Highwood House Creche Room 39-59 412 1,423 29% Cranmer Street 101 Carrington Sports Ground Pavilion Esher 611 1,712 36% Grove 102 St. Jude`s Church Hall Woodborough Road 400 1,187 34% 103 Mapperley Community Centre 589 703 2,800 25% Woodborough Road Dated: 12 July 2019 Page 3 of 5 Printed and published by: The Returning Officer, Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham Nottingham City Council Date of Election : Thursday 23 May 2019 Polling Station Ballot Verification and Turnout Nottingham City Polling Station Verified Papers Electorate Turnout 104 St. Ann`s Valley Centre 2 Livingstone Road 349 2,319 15% 105 The Pavilion Hogarth Academy 261 1,125 23% 106 Briar Court Communal Room Soudan Drive 191 1,123 17% 107 Queens Walk Community Centre Queens 407 2,065 20% Walk 108 Meadows Library Wilford Grove 664 2,326 29% 109 Meadows Youth Centre Wilford Crescent 285 870 33% East 110 Radford Care Group 25-31 Prospect Street 179 1,095 16% 111 John Carroll Leisure Centre Denman Street 222 1,577 14% 112 Radford and Lenton Library Lenton 487 2,693 18% Boulevard 113 Children`s Resources Centre Garden Street 327 2,057 16% 114 Edwards Lane Community Centre Alderton 170 1,138 15% Road 115 The Leisure Centre Club City Hospital City 282 1,237 23% Hospital Campus 116 Sherwood Community Centre Woodthorpe 202 938 22% House 117 Sherwood Community Centre Woodthorpe 454 1,729 26% House 118 Haydn Primary School (Nursery) Entrance 869 2,237 39% From Cameron Street Only 119 St John`s Community Centre St John`s 761 1,995 38% Church 120 Sherwood Library Spondon Street 351 859 41% 121 Winwood Community Centre Chestnut Walk 301 745 40% 122 Small Hall at International Community 207 1,408 15% Centre 61B Mansfield Road 123 Small Hall at International Community 223 2,072 11% Centre 61B Mansfield Road 124 St. Augustine`s Church Hall Westville 152 813 19% Gardens 125 St. Ann`s Valley Centre 2 Livingstone Road 238 1,174 20% 126 Blue Bell Hill Community Centre Dennett 265 1,400 19% Close 127 Greyfriars Club Gordon Road 182 1,005 18% 128 Greyfriars Club Gordon Road 213 1,380 15% 129 Russell Youth Club Lowdham Street 349 1,720 20% 130 Wollaton Library Bramcote Lane 708 2,397 30% 131 Kingswood Methodist Church Hall 704 2,097 34% Lambourne Drive 132 Wollaton Park Community Centre Harrow 409 1,348 30% Road 133 Wollaton Children`s Centre Arleston Drive 615 2,163 28% 134 Grangewood Methodist Church 926 3,041 30% Grangewood Road Postal Ballots 20,011 61,606 200,009 31% Postal Vote Summary Postal Votes Issued 32,953 Verified Postal Votes 20,011 Postal Vote Response 61% Dated: 12 July 2019 Page 4 of 5 Printed and published by: The Returning Officer, Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham Nottingham City Council Date of Election : Thursday 23 May 2019 Polling Station Ballot Verification and Turnout Dated: 12 July 2019 Page 5 of 5 Printed and published by: The Returning Officer, Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham.
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