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NOTICE OF POLL South Holland Election of a County Councillor for Holbeach Rural Notice is hereby given that: 13. A poll for the election of a County Councillor for Holbeach Rural will be held on Thursday 4 May 2017, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 14. The number of County Councillors to be elected is one. 15. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Names of Signatories Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Assentors COUPLAND Jasmine Cottage, Old The Conservative Party Pauline Ingham (+) Joanne L Reynolds Peter Ephraim Main Road, Fleet Candidate J A Sisson (++) Hargate, Spalding, Elizabeth M Snushall Brian Verrall Lincs, PE12 8LJ Richard A Spinks Joyce M Waterfall Allan C Beal William S Webb Teri Green GIBSON Cobgate Farm, West UKIP Samantha Arnold (+) Harry Griffen (++) Robert Antony Cobgate, Weston, Samantha Reilly Sally-Anne Feary Spalding, Lincolnshire, Chris Beales David Palmer PE12 6JB Valery A Gemmell P James Coe Jane M Coe Jean Coombs HAMMERSLEY 37 Swift Close, Liberal Democrat Charles James Edward Ruth Eleanor Gwendoli Philip Edward Deeping St James, Finister (+) ne Peat (++) Lincs, PE6 8QQ Elizabeth Symonds Andrew Cogan Steven Joel Karen Joel Jaqui Jolley Tracie Smith Derek Smith Mary Williams PRESTON 110 West Parade, Labour Party Sylvia J Winterton (+) Geoffrey Gaimster (++) Lucinda Emmeline Lincoln, LN1 1LA Betty J Andrew John Watson Kathleen M Betts Wendy J Crabtree David Coe Joan M B Woolard John E Flynn Marian Fletcher 16. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Station Ranges of electoral register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to vote thereat Hargate Close Community Centre, Hargate Close, Off 26 SDD-1 to SDD-1740 Hocklesgate, Fleet Hargate Gedney Drove End Village Hall, Walker Memorial Park, 27 SED-1 to SED-599 Dawsmere Road, Gedney Drove End Gedney Dyke Village Hall, Main Street, Gedney Dyke 28 SEE-1 to SEE-371 Gedney Victory Hall, Chapelgate, Gedney 29 SEF-1 to SEF-988 Lutton Village Hall, School Lane, Lutton 30 SJG1-1 to SJG1-858 Royal British Legion Hall, West Street, Long Sutton 31 SJG2-1 to SJG2-233 Tydd St Mary Village Hall, Wisbech Road, Tydd St Mary 32 SJH-1 to SJH-885 Sutton St James Village Hall, 80 Chapelgate, Sutton St James 33 SWF-1 to SWF-942 Holbeach St Johns Village Hall, Joys Bank, Holbeach St Johns 34 SXD1-1 to SXD1-407 Whaplode Village Hall, Kirkgate, Whaplode 35 SXG-1 to SXG-1324 Whaplode Village Hall, Kirkgate, Whaplode 35 SXH1-1 to SXH1-104 Whaplode St Catherine Memorial Hall, Cranesgate South, 36 SXH2-1 to SXH2-459 Whaplode St Catherine Dated Tuesday 25 April 2017 Anna Graves Deputy Returning Officer Printed and published by the Deputy Returning Officer, Council Offices, Priory Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 2XE .

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A MEETING OF THE SOUTH HOLLAND INTERNAL DRAINAGE BOARD WAS HELD IN THE BOARD ROOM, MARSH REEVES, FOXES LOWE ROAD, HOLBEACH, LINCOLNSHIRE ON TUESDAY, 5 NOVEMBER 2019 AT 10:30 AM. Elected Members Appointed Members * S Bartlett South Holland D C C Dring * A Beal * N J Grundy * F Biggadike * A G Hay * P Coupland * S A R Markillie P Redgate * J Perowne * G Rudkin * I Stancer * M Seymour S R Taylor * Mrs E Sneath R C Thompson J Tyrrell * D R Worth * D Wilkinson Vacancy South Holland D C/ Boston B C * A Casson * Present (71%) Mr D R Worth in the Chair In attendance: Mr P J Camamile (Chief Executive), Mr K L J Vines (Catchment Engineer/Health and Safety Officer), Miss S Jeffrey (Finance & Rating Manager), Mrs C Cocks (Minutes) ID South Holland IDB, Minute Action 74/19 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE 74/19/01 Apologies for absence were received on behalf of Messrs C Dring, P Redgate, S R Taylor, R C Thompson and J Tyrrell. 75/19 INTRODUCTIONS AND WELCOME 75/19/01 The Chairman welcomed Mr G Rudkin to his first Board meeting and welcomed back Mr D Wilkinson. Both members had been appointed by South Holland District Council. 75/19/02 Miss Cathryn Brady, Sustainable Development Manager, was welcomed to her first Board meeting. Miss Brady had replaced Mr G 1 ID South Holland IDB, Minute Action Brown, Flood and Water Manager who had recently left the WMA Group and was now working for the National Trust. 76/19 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST 76/19/01 Mr S A R Markillie declared an interest in agenda item 20 (2) of the Consortium Matters Schedule of Paid Accounts in respect of a payment made to his business with regard to his duties as WMA Chairman.
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