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Statement of Persons Nominated & Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Cannock Chase District Council Election of a Member of Parliament for Cannock Chase Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Cannock Chase will be held on Thursday 7 May 2015, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 2. One Member of Parliament is to be elected. 3. 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 Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors Assentors Assentors JACKSON 113 Walsall Road, Liberal Democrat Easton Raymond(+) Jones Raymond(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Ian Lichfield, Harvey Georgina Easton Dorothy M Staffordshire, Ansell Patricia A Johnson Dameon WS13 8AD Ansell Kenneth A Harvey John C Fisher Paul A Fisher Vivienne M MILLING 13 Glovers Hill The Conservative Snape Susan J(+) Alexander Plant Frank W(+) Cooper Colin(++) (+) (++) Amanda Court, Brereton, Party Candidate Homer Michael B Richard C(++) Bennett Diane J Snape Paul A Rugeley, Howard-Evans Betty Sutherland Michael Snape Daniel J Sutton Ronald C Staffordshire, Russell Dawn E Bennett Keith L McCormack Burnett Graham Mellor Patricia A Wilkinson-Hughes Patricia G Whitelaw Colman M WS15 1BF Alexander Hoare Michael W Mellor Michael C TOTH 40 Highfield Road, The Labour Party Pearson Alan R(+) Todd Diane M(++) Kraujalis John T(+) Labon (+) (++) Janos Heath Hayes, Candidate Ferraby Pamela L Barton Margarete R Frondigoun Elizabeth A(++) Cannock, Mitchell Christine Davies Wesley E Patrick J P Pawlak Helen J Staffordshire, Holder Michael J Tait Linda Bell Nicholas D Bell Elizabeth M Bennett Carl Preece John P T L Grice Doris Witton Paul T WS12 2DX Spicer Alison J Mitchell Kerry WIGGIN 23 Chichester UK Independence Bernard John D(+) Dean Alan(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Grahame Drive, Cannock, Party (UKIP) Jackson Michael L Bernard Ann F Staffordshire, Whitehouse Linda Whitehouse WS12 3YL Parton Graham Stephanie Sykes Marcus Twamley Mark V H Haycox Robert A WOODHEAD 46 Uxbridge The Green Party Lees Michael P(+) Jenking Richard(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Paul Street, Ganly Marc A Colman-Woodhead Hednesford, Pearce Christian J Pamela Staffordshire, Silvester Adam J Silvester Kevin J Beeston Nicola A Beeston Nigel P WS12 1DB Newbold Philip B 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Rugeley Leisure Centre, Burnthill Lane, Rugeley, Staffs 1 AG1-1 to AG1-934 Pear Tree W.M.C., Concert Room, Hardie Avenue, Rugeley 2 AG2-1 to AG2-1012 Pear Tree W.M.C., Concert Room, Hardie Avenue, Rugeley 3 AG2-1013 to AG2-1955/2 Chase View C P School, Hillary Crest, Rugeley 4 AG3-1 to AG3-478 Redbrook Hayes School, Talbot Road, Brereton, Rugeley 5 BR1-1 to BR1-1063/2 Redbrook Hayes School, Talbot Road, Brereton, Rugeley 6 BR2-1 to BR2-1120 Hob Hill School, Armitage Lane, Brereton, Rugeley 7 BR3-1 to BR3-1329 St Joseph's School, Newman Grove, Rugeley, Staffs 8 BR4-1 to BR4-581 Ravenhill Ward Social Club, Armitage Road, Brereton 9 BR5-1 to BR5-1037/2 Cannock Community Fire Station, Old Hednesford Road, Cannock 10 CE1-1 to CE1-1122 Chadsmoor J M School, Burns Street, Chadsmoor, Cannock 11 CE2-1 to CE2-924 Chadsmoor J M School, Burns Street, Chadsmoor, Cannock 12 CE2-925 to CE2-1807 St Chad's Church Hall, Cannock Road, Chadsmoor, Cannock 13 CE3-1 to CE3-309 St Chad's Church Hall, Cannock Road, Chadsmoor, Cannock 14 CE4-1 to CE4-917 Highfields Centre, 21 Smalley Close, Hightown, Hednesford 15 CE5-1 to CE5-1043 Bevan Lee Community Centre, 28 Bevan Lee Road, Cannock 16 CN1-1 to CN1-1201 St. Aidan's Church Hall, Albert Street, Cannock, Staffs 17 CN2-1 to CN2-988 St. Aidan's Church Hall, Albert Street, Cannock, Staffs 18 CN2-989 to CN2-1536/1 Moorhill C.P. School, Moorland Road, Cannock, Staffs 19 CN3-1 to CN3-852 Moorhill C.P. School, Moorland Road, Cannock, Staffs 20 CN3-853 to CN3-1691/8 West Chadsmoor Family Centre, 98-100 Princess Street, Chadsmoor 21 CN4-1 to CN4-1086 Bridgtown Primary School, North Street, Bridgtown, Cannock 22 CS1-1 to CS1-1071/1 Bridgtown Primary School, North Street, Bridgtown, Cannock 22 CS2-1 to CS2-11 Longford Primary School, Ascot Drive, Cannock 23 CS3-1 to CS3-1007 Longford Primary School, Ascot Drive, Cannock 24 CS3-1008 to CS3-1768 St. Barnabas Church Hall, Mosswood Street, Cannock 25 CS4-1 to CS4-1469 Salvation Army Hall, Walhouse Street, Cannock, Staffs 26 CS5-1 to CS5-1495 St.Stephen's Church Hall, Bideford Way, Cannock 27 CW1-1 to CW1-680 Cannock Park Golf Club, Rear of Chase Leisure Centre, Stafford Road, Cannock 28 CW2-1 to CW2-1519 St. Luke's Primary School, New Penkridge Road, Cannock 29 CW3-1 to CW3-921 St. Luke's Primary School, New Penkridge Road, Cannock 30 CW3-922 to CW3-1811/2 Cannock Chase High School, Hednesford Road, Cannock 31 CW4-1 to CW4-1207 Cardinal Griffin R.C. School, Cardinal Way, off Stafford Road 32 CW5-1 to CW5-449/2 Western Springs C.P. School, School Road, Rugeley 33 EH1-1 to EH1-991 Western Springs C.P. School, School Road, Rugeley 34 EH1-992 to EH1-1903 Rugeley Comm. Church, Fernwood Shopping Cen., Off Green Lane, Rugeley 35 EH2-1 to EH2-503 Etching Hill Primary School, Penk Drive North, Etching Hill, Rugeley 36 EH3-1 to EH3-1210 Etching Hill Primary School, Penk Drive North, Etching Hill, Rugeley 37 EH3-1211 to EH3-2406 Slitting Mill Village Hall, Slitting Mill, Rugeley 38 EH4-1 to EH4-256 Slitting Mill Village Hall, Slitting Mill, Rugeley 39 EH5-2 to EH5-214/2 Staffordshire University Academy, View Street Entrance, Hednesford 40 GH1-1 to GH1-989 Staffordshire University Academy, View Street Entrance, Hednesford 41 GH1-990 to GH1-1829 Pye Green Valley C P School, Rose Hill, Hednesford, Cannock 42 GH2-1 to GH2-1061 Pye Green Valley C P School, Rose Hill, Hednesford, Cannock 43 GH2-1062 to GH2-2051 Hayes Green Community Centre, Hayes Way, Heath Hayes 44 HG1-1 to HG1-1359 Hayes Green Community Centre, Hayes Way, Heath Hayes 45 HG2-1 to HG2-1438 Dated Thursday 9 April 2015 Tony McGovern Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Beecroft Road, Cannock, Staffs., WS11 1BG Hayes Green Community Centre, Hayes Way, Heath Hayes 46 HG3-1 to HG3-1498 Hayes Green Community Centre, Hayes Way, Heath Hayes 47 HG3-1500 to HG3-2781 Heath Hayes Academy, Wimblebury Road, Heath Hayes, Cannock 48 HH1-1 to HH1-814 Five Ways J M School, Langholm Drive, Heath Hayes, Cannock 49 HH2-1 to HH2-986 Five Ways J M School, Langholm Drive, Heath Hayes, Cannock 50 HH2-987 to HH2-1824 Bourne Methodist, Chapel Street, Heath Hayes, Cannock 51 HH3-1 to HH3-1199 Wimblebury Community Centre, John Street, Wimblebury 52 HH4-1 to HH4-1091/1 Aquarius Ballroom (Pisces Suite), Victoria Shopping Park, Hednesford 53 HN1-1 to HN1-917/1 The Scout Hut, Mavis Road, Hednesford 54 HN2-1 to HN2-1253 Portable Polling Station, Adj. to Extra Care Trust, School Court, Station Road, 55 HN3-1 to HN3-1158/1 Hednesford Pye Green Community Centre, Bradbury Lane, Pye Green, Hednesford 56 HN4-1 to HN4-845 Pye Green Community Centre, Bradbury Lane, Pye Green, Hednesford 57 HN4-847 to HN4-1582 Portable Polling Station, Adj.To, 75 Brindley Heath Road 58 HN5-1 to HN5-399 St Peter's Church Hall, Church Hill, Hednesford, Cannock 59 HS1-1 to HS1-951 St Peter's Church Hall, Church Hill, Hednesford, Cannock 60 HS1-952 to HS1-1743 St Joseph's R C School, Hill Top, Hednesford, Cannock 61 HS2-1 to HS2-910/1 St Joseph's R C School, Hill Top, Hednesford, Cannock 62 HS3-1 to HS3-824 St Joseph's R C School, Hill Top, Hednesford, Cannock 63 HS3-825 to HS3-1491/1 Jerome C P School, Hussey Road, Norton Canes, Cannock 64 NC1-1 to NC1-1238 Norton Canes Methodist Church Hall, Poplar Street, Norton Canes, Cannock 65 NC2-1 to NC2-1158 Norton Canes Methodist Church Hall, Poplar Street, Norton Canes, Cannock 66 NC2-1159 to NC2-2184/3 Norton Canes Community Centre, Brownhills Road, Norton Canes 67 NC3-1 to NC3-1145 Norton Canes Community Centre, Brownhills Road, Norton Canes 68 NC3-1146 to NC3-2243 Portable Polling Station, Beaudesert View, Rawnsley 69 RR1-1 to RR1-1860 Hazel Slade C P School, Cannock Wood Street, Hazel Slade, Cannock 70 RR2-1 to RR2-612 Cannock Wood & Gentleshaw Village Hall, Buds Road, Cannock Wood, Rugeley 71 RR3-1 to RR3-850 Prospect Village Hall, Williamson Avenue, Prospect Village, Cannock 72 RR4-1 to RR4-458 Methodist Rooms, Lichfield Street, Rugeley, Staffs 73 WS1-1 to WS1-973 Rugeley Rose Theatre & Community Hall, Taylors Lane, Rugeley, Staffs 74 WS2-1 to WS2-1096/1 Rugeley Rose Theatre & Community Hall, Taylors Lane, Rugeley, Staffs 75 WS2-1097 to WS2-2035/3 Western Springs C.P. School, School Road, Rugeley 76 WS3-1 to WS3-1019/1 The Bungalow, Fair Oak Academy, Penkridge Bank Road, Rugeley 77 WS4-1 to WS4-1087 5. Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of Parish Councillors and the election of District Councillors.
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