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NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union in the South Oxfordshire voting area 1. A poll will be held on Thursday 23 June 2016 between the hours of 7am and 10pm to decide on the following question: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? 2. The list below provides the location of each polling station in the voting area and information on who will be entitled to vote there. No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to station vote 1 Benson Parish Hall, Sunnyside, LAA-1 to LAA-1504 Benson, Oxon 2 Benson Parish Hall, Sunnyside, LAA-1505 to LAA-3052 Benson, Oxon 3 Crowmarsh Gifford Village Hall, 6 LAB1-1 to LAB1-966 Benson Lane, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford 4 North Stoke Village Hall, The Street, LAB2-1 to LAB2-256 North Stoke 5 Ewelme Watercress Centre, The LAC-1 to LAC-750 Street, Ewelme, Wallingford 6 St Laurence Hall, Warborough, The LAD-1 to LAD-776 Green North, Warborough, Wallingford 7 Berinsfield Church Hall, Wimblestraw LBA-1 to LBA-1912 Road, Berinsfield 8 Dorchester Village Hall, 7 Queen LBB-1 to LBB-806 Street, Dorchester, Oxon 9 Drayton St Leonard Village Hall, Ford LBC-1 to LBC-210 Lane, Drayton St Leonard 10 Berrick and Roke Village Hall, Cow LCA-1 to LCA-258 Pool, Berrick Salome 10 Berrick and Roke Village Hall, Cow LCD-1 to LCD-81 Pool, Berrick Salome Printed and published by David Buckle, the Counting Officer, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park, Milton, OX14 4SB No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to station vote 11 Brightwell Baldwin Village Hall, LCB-1 to LCB-155 Brightwell Baldwin, Watlington, Oxon 12 Chalgrove Village Hall, Baronshurst LCC-1 to LCC-1138 Drive, Chalgrove, Oxford 13 Chalgrove Village Hall, Baronshurst LCC-1141 to LCC-2165 Drive, Chalgrove, Oxford 14 Kingston Blount Village Hall, Bakers LDA-1 to LDA-623 Piece, Kingston Blount 14 Kingston Blount Village Hall, Bakers LDC-1 to LDC-83 Piece, Kingston Blount 15 Chinnor Village Hall, Chinnor, Church LDB-1 to LDB-1615 Road, Chinnor 16 Chinnor Village Hall, Chinnor, Church LDB-1616 to LDB-3272 Road, Chinnor 17 Chinnor Village Hall, Chinnor, Church LDB-3273 to LDB-4836 Road, Chinnor 18 Sydenham Old School Room, LDD-1 to LDD-271 Brookstones, Sydenham 19 Towersey Memorial Hall, Chinnor LDE-1 to LDE-363 Road, Towersey 20 Stanton St John Village Hall, Middle LEA-1 to LEA-471 Road, Stanton St John 20 Stanton St John Village Hall, Middle LEB-1 to LEB-84 Road, Stanton St John 20 Stanton St John Village Hall, Middle LEE-1 to LEE-356 Road, Stanton St John 20 Stanton St John Village Hall, Middle LEJ-1 to LEJ-53 Road, Stanton St John 21 Forest Hill Village Hall, Main Street, LEC-1 to LEC-641 Forest Hill 22 Holton Village Hall, Holton LED-1 to LED-294 22 Holton Village Hall, Holton LEI1-1 to LEI1-137 23 Tiddington Village Hall, Albury View, LEF-1 to LEF-538 Tiddington 23 Tiddington Village Hall, Albury View, LEH-1 to LEH-64 Tiddington 24 Waterperry Gardens Limited, LEG-1 to LEG-130 Waterperry, Near Wheatley 25 Cuddesdon Village Hall, High Street, LFA1-1 to LFA1-73 Cuddesdon 25 Cuddesdon Village Hall, High Street, LFA2-1 to LFA2-279 Cuddesdon 26 Garsington Village Hall, 1 Oxford LFB-1 to LFB-1318 Road, Garsington Printed and published by David Buckle, the Counting Officer, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park, Milton, OX14 4SB No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to station vote 27 Horspath Village Hall, Oxford Road, LFC-1 to LFC-1110 Horspath, Oxford 28 Storton Lodge, Icknield Road, Goring LGA1-1 to LGA1-1582 29 Goring Village Hall - Belleme Room, LGA2-1 to LGA2-1049/1 High Street, Goring on Thames 30 South Stoke Village Hall, Cross Keys LGB-1 to LGB-395 Road, South Stoke 31 Lewknor Parish Hall, High Street, LHA-1 to LHA-17 Lewknor, Watlington 31 Lewknor Parish Hall, High Street, LHD-1 to LHD-537 Lewknor, Watlington 32 Great Haseley Village Hall, Rectory LHB-1 to LHB-380 Road, Great Haseley, Oxford 33 The Pavilion, Great Milton, Recreation LHC-1 to LHC-605 Ground, Great Milton 34 Little Milton Village Hall, Thame Road, LHE-1 to LHE-397 Little Milton, Oxford 35 Stadhampton Church, St John`s the LHF-1 to LHF-607/1 Baptist, The Green, Stadhampton 36 Tetsworth Memorial Hall, High Street, LHG-1 to LHG-550 Tetsworth, Oxon 36 Tetsworth Memorial Hall, High Street, LHH-1 to LHH-17 Tetsworth, Oxon 37 Henley on Thames Town Hall, Market LIA1-1 to LIA1-1393 Place, Henley on Thames 38 Henley on Thames Town Hall, Market LIA1-1394 to LIA1-2802 Place, Henley on Thames 39 Henley Leisure Centre, Gillotts Lane, LIA2-1 to LIA2-1346 Henley on Thames 40 Christ Church Centre, 46 Reading LIA3-1 to LIA3-1726/1 Road, Henley on Thames 41 Henley Leisure Centre, Gillotts Lane, LIA4-1 to LIA4-1000 Henley on Thames 42 Trinity Hall, Harpsden Road, Henley on LIA5-1 to LIA5-889 Thames 43 Trinity Hall, Harpsden Road, Henley on LIA5-890 to LIA5-1791/1 Thames 44 Goring Heath Parish Hall, Whitchurch LKA-1 to LKA-940 Hill 45 Kidmore End Parish Room, Wood LKB-1 to LKB-1033 Lane, Kidmore End 46 Mapledurham Parish Hall, Trench LKC-1 to LKC-222 Green, Mapledurham Printed and published by David Buckle, the Counting Officer, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park, Milton, OX14 4SB No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to station vote 47 Whitchurch Village Hall, Manor Road, LKD-1 to LKD-623 Whitchurch on Thames 48 Clifton Hampden Village Hall, LLA-1 to LLA-333 Abingdon Road, Clifton Hampden 49 Marsh Baldon Village Hall, The Croft, LLB-1 to LLB-199 Marsh Baldon 49 Marsh Baldon Village Hall, The Croft, LLE-1 to LLE-108 Marsh Baldon 50 Nuneham Courtenay Village Hall, LLC-1 to LLC-163 Nuneham Courtenay 51 Sandford on Thames Village Hall, LLD-1 to LLD-951 Henley Road, Sandford on Thames 52 Clifton Hampden Village Hall, LLF-1 to LLF-516 Abingdon Road, Clifton Hampden 53 Shiplake Scout Hut, Shiplake Row, LMA-1 to LMA-542 Binfield Heath 54 Eye & Dunsden Village Hall, Dunsden LMB-1 to LMB-251/2 Green, Reading 55 Harpsden Hall, Harpsden, Henley-on- LMC-1 to LMC-296 Thames 56 Shiplake Memorial Hall, Memorial LMD-1 to LMD-1266 Avenue, Shiplake 57 Sonning Common Village Hall, Wood LME-1 to LME-1430 Lane, Sonning Common 58 Sonning Common Village Hall, Wood LME-1431 to LME-2946/2 Lane, Sonning Common 59 Thame Barns Centre, Church Road, LNA1-1 to LNA1-1042 Thame 60 Barley Hill CP School, Ludsden Grove, LNA2-1 to LNA2-1657 Thame 61 Barley Hill CP School, Ludsden Grove, LNA2-1658 to LNA2-3246 Thame 62 Thame Girl Guide HQ, Southern Road, LNA3-1 to LNA3-1909 Thame 63 Thame Youth Centre - Mandy Sturdey, LNA4-1 to LNA4-1384 Towersey Road, Thame 64 Thame Youth Centre - Mandy Sturdey, LNA4-1385 to LNA4-2776/1 Towersey Road, Thame 65 Britwell Salome Village Hall, Britwell LOA-1 to LOA-158 Salome 66 Cuxham Village Hall, Cuxham, LOB-1 to LOB-100 Watlington 67 Russells Water Village Hall, Russells LOC-1 to LOC-256 Water, near Henley on Thames Printed and published by David Buckle, the Counting Officer, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park, Milton, OX14 4SB No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to station vote 67 Russells Water Village Hall, Russells LOG-1 to LOG-204 Water, near Henley on Thames 68 Pyrton Village Hall, Pyrton LOD1-1 to LOD1-132 68 Pyrton Village Hall, Pyrton LOE1-1 to LOE1-64 68 Pyrton Village Hall, Pyrton LOF-1 to LOF-39 69 Fox & Hounds Public House, LOD2-1 to LOD2-31 Christmas Common, Watlington 69 Fox & Hounds Public House, LOE2-1 to LOE2-16 Christmas Common, Watlington 69 Fox & Hounds Public House, LOH2-1 to LOH2-175 Christmas Common, Watlington 70 Watlington Parish Office, 1 Old School LOH1-1 to LOH1-1813 Place, Gorwell, Watlington 71 Bix & Assendon Village Hall, Bix LPA-1 to LPA-450 Common, Henley on Thames, Oxon 72 Checkendon Village Hall, Main Street, LPB-1 to LPB-377 Checkendon 73 Highmoor Cross Memorial Hall, LPC-1 to LPC-206 Highmoor Cross 74 Ipsden Memorial Hall, Fir Close, LPD-1 to LPD-266 Ipsden, Wallingford 75 Nettlebed Village Club, 32 High Street, LPE-1 to LPE-585 Nettlebed 75 Nettlebed Village Club, 32 High Street, LPF-1 to LPF-420 Nettlebed 76 Rotherfield Greys Village Hall, Greys LPG-1 to LPG-271 Green, Rotherfield Greys 77 Peppard War Memorial Hall, LPH-1 to LPH-1311 Gallowstree Road, Peppard Common 78 Stoke Row Village Hall, Main St, Stoke LPI-1 to LPI-507 Row 79 Woodcote Village Hall, Reading Road, LPJ-1 to LPJ-1954 Woodcote 80 Merry Bells, 89 High Street, Wheatley LQA-1 to LQA-1482 81 Merry Bells, 89 High Street, Wheatley LQA-1483 to LQA-3082 82 Aston Upthorpe Village Hall, Thorpe RAA-1 to RAA-274 Street, Aston Upthorpe 82 Aston Upthorpe Village Hall, Thorpe RAB-1 to RAB-123 Street, Aston Upthorpe 83 Stewart Hall, West End, Brightwell RAC1-1 to RAC1-1010/1 Cum Sotwell, Wallingford 84 Shillingford Mobile Home Park, RAC2-1 to RAC2-189/2 Shillingford Hill Home Park, Shillingford Hill Printed and published by David Buckle, the Counting Officer, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park, Milton, OX14 4SB No.
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