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Banstead Village Chipstead, Kingswood & Woodmansterne Council Agenda Item 9, Annex A 13 December 2018 Designation of Polling Districts and Polling Places NEW POLLING ELECTORATE OTHER POLLING PLACES / OPTIONS NEW WARD NAME DISTRICTS (current) FUTURE POLLING STATION CURRENT POLLING STATION COUNTY DIVISION CONSIDERED / FOR CONSIDERATION COMMENTS Banstead Civic Centre, The Banstead, Horseshoe, Bolters Lane, Banstead Civic Centre, The Woodmansterne & Banstead Village BAN1 2,776 Banstead SM7 2BQ Horseshoe Chipstead N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Banstead Civic Centre, The Banstead, Horseshoe, Bolters Lane, Banstead Civic Centre, The Woodmansterne & BAN2 1,743 Banstead SM7 2BQ Horseshoe Chipstead N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. The Mead Room, Banstead Banstead, Community Hall, Park Road, The Mead Room, Banstead Woodmansterne & BAN 3 2,527 Banstead SM7 3DL Community Hall Chipstead N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Woodmansterne Village Hall, Chipstead, Carshalton Road, Banstead, Kingswood & Woodmansterne, Banstead Woodmansterne Village Hall Woodmansterne & Woodmansterne CKW1 2,390 SM7 3HH (majority of electors) Chipstead N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Peter Aubertin Hall, Elmore Banstead, Road, Chipstead, Coulsdon CR5 Woodmansterne & CKW2 1,760 3SG Peter Aubertin Hall Chipstead N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Suitable and accessible venue. CKW2 & 3 will Peter Aubertin Hall, Elmore be combined for borough elections. Hall can Road, Chipstead, Coulsdon CR5 Merstham & Banstead accommodate 2 polling stations for County CKW3 250 3SG Hooley Village Hall South N/A elections. War Memorial Hall, Brighton Road, Burgh Heath, Tadworth Tadworth, Walton & CKW4 614 KT20 6BU War Memorial Kingswood N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Kingswood Village Hall, Waterhouse Lane, Kingswood, Tadworth, Walton & CKW5 2,702 Tadworth KT20 6EB Kingswood Village Hall Kingswood N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Earlswood Baptist Church, St Earlswood & John's Road, Earlswood, Earlswood Baptist Church / Whitebushes EWB1 1,906 Redhill RH1 6DZ Children's Centre Redhill East N/A Suitable and accessible venue. Earlswood Baptist Church, St Suitable and accessible venue. EWB1&2 will be John's Road, Earlswood, Redhill West & combined for borough elections and separated EWB2 34 Redhill RH1 6DZ Meadvale Parish Room Meadvale N/A for County elections. The Baptist Church can accommodate 2 polling stations and is situated between EWB1 & 3. It The Children's Centre, Earlswood & would also reduce the risk of confusion on Earlswood Baptist Church, St Whitebushes Infant School - this is needed polling day as some electors go to Earlswood John's Road, Earlswood, for RDE3 as no other suitable premises can Baptist Church instead of the Children's Centre EWB3 1,830 Redhill RH1 6DZ Earlswood Baptist Church Redhill East be found. and vice versa. Redhill Football Club car park is busy and the approach road is in poor condition. Whitebushes Village Hall can accommodate this Redhill Football (Social) Club, polling station and is an alternative option Kiln Brow, Three Arch Road, Earlswood & Reigate Whitebushes Village Hall could although electors to the West of the Horley EWB4 1,764 Redhill RH1 5AE Redhill Football Club South accommodate 2 polling stations. Road would have further to travel. Council Agenda Item 9, Annex A 13 December 2018 Designation of Polling Districts and Polling Places NEW POLLING ELECTORATE OTHER POLLING PLACES / OPTIONS NEW WARD NAME DISTRICTS (current) FUTURE POLLING STATION CURRENT POLLING STATION COUNTY DIVISION CONSIDERED / FOR CONSIDERATION COMMENTS Whitebushes Village Hall, Mason's Bridge Road, Redhill Earlswood & Reigate EWB5 1,858 RH1 5LE Whitebushes Village Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Hooley Village Hall, St Hooley, Merstham Margaret's Road, Hooley, Merstham & Banstead & Netherne HMN1 841 Coulsdon CR5 3RB Hooley Village Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Netherne Village Hall, Cayton Road, Netherne-on-the-Hill, Merstham & Banstead HMN2 1,113 Coulsdon CR5 1LT Netherne Village Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Merstham Village Hall, Station Merstham & Banstead HMN3 1,018 Road, Merstham RH1 3ED Merstham Village Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Red Oaks Children's Centre provides a small room which is tight especially for UK Parliamentary elections when there is a high turnout and the approach is difficult for electors to navigate in the dark. Moving this polling Merstham Community Hub, station to the Merstham Community Hub which Portland Drive, Merstham RH1 Red Oaks Children's Centre, Merstham & Banstead is a well known and suitable venue is HMN4 1,459 3HY NEW Furzefield School South Merstham Community Hub. recommended. It is recommended that HMN4 & 5 are combined into one polling district at Merstham Community Hub. Moving this polling place Merstham Community Hub, away from Woodfield School also complies with Portland Drive, Merstham RH1 Woodfield School, Sunstone Merstham & Banstead RBBC's policy of not using schools where HMN5 1,532 3HY NEW Grove South Merstham Community Hub. possible. Canada Hall, Battlebridge Lane, Merstham & Banstead HMN6 1,830 Merstham, Redhill RH1 3LH Canada Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Canada Hall, Battlebridge Lane, HMN7 158 Merstham, Redhill RH1 3LH St John's Church Hall Redhill East N/A Suitable and accessible venue. Suitable and accessible venue. On the map it could seem logical to swap the polling places for HRC1 and HRC2. However, the large hall at Regent House Community Horley Town Council is better suited to deal Horley Central & Centre, Albert Road, Horley Regent House Community Horley West, Salfords & with the two polling stations required due to South HRC1 1,296 RH6 7JA Centre / St Wilfred's Church Sidlow N/A the electorate numbers in HRC2. Council Agenda Item 9, Annex A 13 December 2018 Designation of Polling Districts and Polling Places NEW POLLING ELECTORATE OTHER POLLING PLACES / OPTIONS NEW WARD NAME DISTRICTS (current) FUTURE POLLING STATION CURRENT POLLING STATION COUNTY DIVISION CONSIDERED / FOR CONSIDERATION COMMENTS Polling Station staff have advised for many years that The Archway Theatre is dark and damp. Langshott School is happy to accommodate a polling station however parking is difficult and parents have complained to borough councillors. Horley Town Council has a large hall available which is accessible, has car parking and is known locally and recommended as a suitable and accessible venue. The hall at Horley Town Council would be split into two polling stations to meet Horley Town Council, Albert Electoral Commission guidance with regard to HRC2 3,755 Road, Horley RH6 7HZ NEW The Archway / Langshott School Horley East The Archway Theatre or Langshott School electorate numbers. St Francis Church Hall, Balcombe Road, Horley RH6 HRC3 2,474 9AY St Francis Church Hall Horley East N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Salfords Village Hall, Horley East & Honeycrock Lane, Salfords, Earlswood & Reigate Salfords HRE1 454 Redhill RH1 5DG Salfords Village Hall South N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Salfords Village Hall, Honeycrock Lane, Salfords, Horley West, Salfords & HRE2 1,800 Redhill RH1 5DG Salfords Village Hall Sidlow N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Tanyard Barn is now available, accessible and able to accommodate 2 polling stations and the The Skylane Hotel also has suitable facilities, preferred option due to it's location and Tanyard Barn Community is accessible and can accommodate 2 polling facilities. Moving the electorate away from Centre, The Acres, Brookfield stations for county elections but is located Langshott School complies with RBBC's policy of HRE3 4,389 Drive, Horley RH6 9TA NEW Langshott School Horley East on Bonehurst road. not using schools where possible. Tanyard Barn Community Centre, The Acres, Brookfield Regent House Community Horley West, Salfords & HRE4 686 Drive, Horley RH6 9TA NEW Centre Sidlow Skylane Hotel As above. Reigate Valley College, Sidlow The Three Horsehoes does have a function Horley West & Bridge Campus, Ironsbottom, Horley West, Salfords & room but is not willing to hire it as a polling Sidlow HRW1 404 Sidlow RH2 8PP Reigate Valley College Sidlow Three Horshoes Public House, Sidlow station. St Wilfred's Church, Horley Horley West, Salfords & HRW2 2,637 Row, Horley RH6 8DF St Wilfred's Church (majority) Sidlow N/A Suitable and accessible venue. Pathfinder Scout Hall, Baden Horley West, Salfords & HRW3 3,243 Drive, Horley RH6 8SD Pathfinder Sidlow N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. Council Agenda Item 9, Annex A 13 December 2018 Designation of Polling Districts and Polling Places NEW POLLING ELECTORATE OTHER POLLING PLACES / OPTIONS NEW WARD NAME DISTRICTS (current) FUTURE POLLING STATION CURRENT POLLING STATION COUNTY DIVISION CONSIDERED / FOR CONSIDERATION COMMENTS Lower Kingswood, St John's Church Hall (small Tadworth & St John's Church Hall, 32 The number of electors voted at Tadworth, Walton & Walton KTW1 4,076 Avenue, Tadworth KT20 5AB Tadworth Leisure Centre) Kingswood Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. The Community Centre, Breech Lane, Walton-on-the- The Community Centre, Breech Tadworth, Walton & KTW2 1,697 Hill, Tadworth KT20 7SN Lane Kingswood N/A Suitable and accessible venue. No changes. It has been necessary to create a small polling Wisdom of God Church, district due to county boundaries. 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