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Police and Crime Commissioner Election Situation of Polling Stations Police and Crime Commissioner Election Situation of polling stations Police area name: Humberside Police Area Voting area name: Kingston upon Hull City Council No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled station to vote E1 Customer Service Centre, Mount Pleasant, DRYA-1 to DRYA-2316 Kingston upon Hull E2 The Hut, Egton Street/Redcar Street, Kingston DRYB-1 to DRYB-333 upon Hull E3 Buckingham Primary School, Buckingham DRYC-1 to DRYC-1275 Street, Kingston upon Hull E4 Buckingham Primary School, Buckingham DRYC-1276 to DRYC-2546/1 Street, Kingston upon Hull E5 Community Centre, Elm Avenue, Garden DRYD-1 to DRYD-1501 Village E6 The Hut, Maurice Avenue/Kathleen Road, DRYE-1 to DRYE-491 Kingston upon Hull E7 Victoria Dock Village Hall, South Bridge Road, DRYF-1 to DRYF-2076 Victoria Dock E8 Stoneferry Primary School, Stoneferry Road, HOLA-1 to HOLA-2297/1 Kingston Upon Hull E9 East Hull Utd Reformed Church, James Reckitt HOLB-1 to HOLB-1982 Avenue, Clifford Avenue E10 Lambwath Restaurant, Sutton Road, Kingston HOLC-1 to HOLC-1479 upon Hull E11 Lambwath Restaurant, Sutton Road, Kingston HOLC-1480 to HOLC-2826 upon Hull E12 Westcott Tots Nursery, Westcott Street, HOLD-1 to HOLD-2100 Kingston upon Hull E13 Veterans` Pavilion, East Park, Kingston upon HOLE-1 to HOLE-673 Hull E14 Club House, Sutton Park Golf Course, INGA-1 to INGA-1977 Saltshouse Road E15 Kingston Wesley Church Hall, Holderness INGB-1 to INGB-1417 Road, Kingston upon Hull E16 Ings Customer Service Centre, Savoy Road, INGC-1 to INGC-2187 Kingston upon Hull E17 Ings Adult Education Centre, Ings Road, INGD-1 to INGD-958 Kingston upon Hull E18 Saltshouse Tavern, 1 Dunvegan Road, Hull INGE-1 to INGE-1841 E19 St Francis of Assisi RC Church Hall, Wembley INGF-1 to INGF-916 Park Avenue, Kingston upon Hull E20 Mountbatten Primary School, Wivern Road, LONA-1 to LONA-431/1 Kingston upon Hull E21 Acorn Centre, Nestor Grove, Kingston upon LONB-1 to LONB-1946 Hull E22 St Margaret`s Church Hall, Shannon Road, Hull LONC-1 to LONC-2365 E23 Wansbeck Primary School, Wenning Grove, LOND-1 to LOND-1501 Kingston upon Hull E24 Wansbeck Primary School, Wenning Grove, LOND-1502 to LOND-2924 Kingston upon Hull E25 St Philip`s Church Hall, Amethyst Rd / Barham LONE-1 to LONE-867 Rd, Kingston upon Hull E26 St Giles Church Hall, Church Lane, Marfleet, MARA-1 to MARA-675 Kingston upon Hull E27 Goat & Compasses Hotel, 107 Falkland Road, MARB-1 to MARB-862 Kingston upon Hull E28 St Hilda`s Church Hall, Annandale Road, MARC-1 to MARC-1846 Kingston upon Hull E29 St Stephens Church & Neighbourhood Centre, MARD-1 to MARD-1183 96 Annandale Road, Kingston upon Hull Published by the Local Returning Officer, Guildhall, Kingston upon Hull, HU1 2AA E30 Bilton Grange Community Centre, Grange MARE-1 to MARE-1007 Road, Kingston upon Hull E31 East Hull Boxing Club, St Bede`s Church Hall, MARF-1 to MARF-1728 Hopewell Road/Staveley Road E32 Sutton Trust Social Hall, Swanfield Road, MARG-1 to MARG-1237 Kingston upon Hull E33 Marfleet Health Centre, 340 Preston Road, MARH-1 to MARH-247 Kingston upon Hull E34 Community Office, Newtown Court, Kingston MARI-1 to MARI-202 upon Hull E35 Former Preston Road Customer Service SCEA-1 to SCEA-328 Centre, Preston Road Village Centre, Kingston upon Hull E36 Craven Lea Community Centre, 1/3 Endeavour SCEB-1 to SCEB-950 Crescent, Holmpton Grove E37 Southcoates Primary School, (Nursery Block), SCEC-1 to SCEC-1550 St John`s Grove entrance E38 Former Preston Road Customer Service SCED-1 to SCED-1358 Centre, Preston Road Village Centre, Kingston upon Hull E39 Portobello Church Hall, Holderness Road, SCEE-1 to SCEE-1437 Kingston upon Hull E40 Veterans` Pavilion, East Park, Kingston upon SCWA-1 to SCWA-2105 Hull E41 The Ravenser Public House, 178 Southcoates SCWB-1 to SCWB-1847 Lane, Hull E42 Estcourt Primary School, Estcourt Street, SCWC-1 to SCWC-1677 Kingston upon Hull E43 St James Church Hall, Church Street, Sutton SUTA-1 to SUTA-1470 E44 The Hut, Howdale Road, (Opposite Mallyan SUTB-1 to SUTB-1529 Close) E45 The Hut, Kestrel Avenue/Lapwing Close, SUTC-1 to SUTC-1571 Kingston upon Hull E46 Dorchester Primary School, Dorchester Road, SUTD-1 to SUTD-2191 Kingston upon Hull E47 Sutton Park Primary School, Entrance `B`, SUTE-1 to SUTE-1361 Marsdale E48 Sutton Park Primary School, Entrance `B`, SUTE-1362 to SUTE-2481 Marsdale N1 Avenues Library, Chanterlands Avenue, AVEA-1 to AVEA-1322 Kingston upon Hull N2 Avenues Library, Chanterlands Avenue, AVEA-1323 to AVEA-2489 Kingston upon Hull N3 Methodist Church, Blenheim Street/Princes AVEB-1 to AVEB-1213 Avenue, Kingston upon Hull N4 St Vincents Social Club, 32 Queens Road, AVEC-1 to AVEC-1655 Kingston upon Hull N5 Veterans` Pavilion, Pearson Park, Kingston AVED-1 to AVED-1267 upon Hull N6 Bus in Thoresby Primary School car park, AVEE-1 to AVEE-1488/1 Thoresby Street, Kingston upon Hull N7 St Ninian`s and St Andrew`s Church Hall, St AVEF-1 to AVEF-1025 Ninians Walk, Kingston upon Hull N8 Newland Christian Centre, 552 Beverley Road, BEVA-1 to BEVA-1416 Kingston upon Hull N9 Post Office, 804 Beverley Road, Kingston upon BEVB-1 to BEVB-836 Hull N10 Riverside Community Centre, Parkstone Road, BEVC-1 to BEVC-1916/1 Kingston upon Hull N11 Trafalgar Centre, 144 Compass Road, Kingston BEVD-1 to BEVD-2270 upon Hull N12 Biggin Hill Primary School, Biggin Avenue, BHEA-1 to BHEA-2443 Kingston upon Hull N13 Bespoke Centre, Zeals Garth, Wawne Road, BHEB-1 to BHEB-1830 Bransholme N14 Lemon Tree Childrens Centre, Lothian Way, BHEC-1 to BHEC-1933 Published by the Local Returning Officer, Guildhall, Kingston upon Hull, HU1 2AA Kingston upon Hull N15 The Dales Fitness Suite, Dales Primary School BHED-1 to BHED-814 Site, Snowdon Way N16 Bespoke Centre, Zeals Garth, Wawne Road, BHWA-1 to BHWA-458 Bransholme N17 Bodmin Road Church Hall, Bodmin Road, BHWB-1 to BHWB-2196 Bransholme N18 Alf Marshall Community Centre, Goodhart BHWC-1 to BHWC-2313 Road, Bransholme N19 St Mary`s Queen of Martyrs Church Hall, 200 BHWD-1 to BHWD-1007 Nidderdale, Kingston upon Hull N20 Childrens Centre, Bricknell Primary School, BRKA-1 to BRKA-1599 Bricknell Avenue N21 Childrens Centre, Bricknell Primary School, BRKA-1600 to BRKA-2950 Bricknell Avenue N22 Commonwealth Homes, Hartoft Road, Kingston BRKB-1 to BRKB-1778 upon Hull N23 Baptist Church, Corner of Chanterlands Avenue BRKC-1 to BRKC-1548 North/, Cottingham Road N24 The Hut, Quarrington Grove, Kingston upon KPKA-1 to KPKA-776/1 Hull N25 The Hut, Kesteven Way/Hartsholme Park, KPKB-1 to KPKB-1687 Kingston upon Hull N26 Kingswood Healthcare Centre, 10 School Lane, KPKC-1 to KPKC-2784 Kingston upon Hull N27 Cineworld, Kingswood Retail Park, Gibraltar KPKD-1 to KPKD-1371 Road N28 St Andrew`s Community Centre, Ennerdale, KPKE-1 to KPKE-1178 Kingston upon Hull N29 St Andrew`s Community Centre, Ennerdale, KPKE-1179 to KPKE-2203 Kingston upon Hull N30 The Piper Club, Newland Avenue, Kingston NWDA-1 to NWDA-1124 upon Hull N31 Stepney Lane Primary School, Stepney Lane, NWDB-1 to NWDB-1346 Kingston upon Hull N32 The Piper Club, Newland Avenue, Kingston NWDC-1 to NWDC-1302 upon Hull N33 HERIB Office, 442-468 Beverley Road, NWDD-1 to NWDD-1392 Kingston upon Hull N34 Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Corner of NWDE-1 to NWDE-1346 Newland Avenue & Cottingham Road, Kingston upon Hull N35 North Hull Community Centre, 37th Avenue, OPGA-1 to OPGA-1636 Kingston upon Hull N36 Courts Community Association, Courtway OPGB-1 to OPGB-1438 Road, Kingston upon Hull N37 Rampant Horse Public House, 381 Hall Road, OPGC-1 to OPGC-1239 Kingston upon Hull N38 Thorpes Community Resource Centre, OPGD-1 to OPGD-1171 Homethorpe, Kingston upon Hull N39 The Orchard Centre, 210 Orchard Park Road, OPGE-1 to OPGE-1490 Kingston upon Hull N40 Greenwood Avenue Library, 220 Greenwood OPGF-1 to OPGF-1805 Avenue, Kingston upon Hull N41 Social Hall, 1st Avenue, Kingston upon Hull OPGG-1 to OPGG-652 N42 Marist Sports Club, Cranbrook Avenue, Hull UNVA-1 to UNVA-1926 N43 Respect Shop, 104-106 The Quadrant, UNVB-2 to UNVB-1803/1 Kingston upon Hull N44 Unity In Community, 501 Endike Lane, Corner UNVC-1 to UNVC-1152 of Langtoft Grove N45 Marist Sports Club, Cranbrook Avenue, Hull UNVD-1 to UNVD-1803 W1 St Martin`s Church, North Road, Kingston upon BFYA-1 to BFYA-1664 Hull W2 St Martin`s Church, North Road, Kingston upon BFYA-1666 to BFYA-2961 Hull W3 Henleys 4 Property, 746-748 Spring Bank West, BFYB-1 to BFYB-2122 Published by the Local Returning Officer, Guildhall, Kingston upon Hull, HU1 2AA Kingston upon Hull W4 Fred Moore Library, Wold Road, Kingston upon BFYC-1 to BFYC-1678/1 Hull W5 Anlaby Park Community Library, Mead Walk, BFYD-1 to BFYD-1420 Kingston upon Hull W6 Anlaby Park Community Library, Mead Walk, BFYD-1421 to BFYD-2772 Kingston upon Hull W7 The Manor Farm Public House, Westlands DERA-1 to DERA-1884 Road (rear entrance), 194 Willerby Road W8 Ush-Hair Studio, 246 Wold Road, Kingston DERB-1 to DERB-1181 upon Hull W9 Ush-Hair Studio, 246 Wold Road, Kingston DERB-1182 to DERB-2167 upon Hull W10 Priory Baptist Church, Hotham Road South, DERC-1 to DERC-1465 Hull W11 Priory Primary School, Priory Road, Kingston DERD-1 to DERD-1629 upon Hull W12 Priory Baptist Church, Hotham Road South, DERE-1 to DERE-1682 Hull W13 Church of the Holy Apostles, Walker Street, Hull MYTA-1 to MYTA-1310 W14 Church of the Holy Apostles, Walker Street, Hull MYTA-1311 to MYTA-2577 W15 Hands on History Museum, Old Grammar MYTB-1 to MYTB-1054 School, South Church Side W16 Spring Bank Community Centre, West Parade, MYTC-1 to MYTC-1024 Kingston upon Hull W17 Elim Pentecostal
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