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Notice of Poll UKPGE UK Parliamentary election: Derbyshire Dales County constituency Statement of Persons Nominated and Notice of Poll A poll will be held on 8 June 2017 between 7am and 10pm. The following people have been or stand nominated for election as a member of the UK Parliament for the above constituency. Those who no longer stand nominated are listed, but will have a comment in the right hand column. Names of subscribers to the nomination If no longer Description of Candidate name Address of candidate1 (Proposer and Seconder listed first) nominated, candidate reason why (P) MARTIN J RUTTER (S) FRANCES C RUTTER 55, SMEDLEY ST., MATLOCK, PATRICIA A MCLARDY,ANGUS W R BOTHAM, ANDY Labour Party DERBYSHIRE DE4 3FQ MCLARDY,SUSAN TOMLINSON,JANE E LITTLECHILDS,ANTHONY R PALMER,KATHRYN TAKTAK,DEBORAH BOTHAM,CHRISTINE M BOWEN (P) JOHN YOUATT (S) JOHN M GREEN DERBYSHIRE DALES COUNTY SARAH J LANGDON,MARK BEESLEY,TREVOR J BUCKLER, MATTHEW The Green Party CONSTITUENCY DENYER,RACHEL MURRAY,RHIANNA M BRADNOCK,IAN W WOOD,IAN W ROSE,PAUL MCBRIDE (P) NICHOLAS C E DELVES (S) GRAHAM J POWELL EAST WING, THE OLD SUNDAY JULIE MARIE SPENCER,BRUCE D AITKEN,SUSAN E GREENWOOD, ROBIN SCHOOL, NEW ST, MATLOCK Humanity ROBINSON,THOMAS ALEXANDER ORWIN,ROBIN D DE4 3FH AINSWORTH,SIMON M KERR,KATIE DALTON,PETER R WHITE (P) RICHARD D FEARN (S) SALLY L SHAW 1 FERNWOOD CLOSE, STEPHEN FLITTER,PATRICIA A HOLLYER, ANDREW Liberal Democrats CHESTERFIELD S41 0LF WILDGOOSE,DEREK W WOODWARD,SANDRA C FEARN,DAVID G WILDGOOSE,DAVID T BARKER,MARTIN S BURFOOT,SUSAN M BURFOOT (P) K. J. ORTON (S) JILL RATCLIFFE DERBYSHIRE DALES COUNTY The Conservative Party GEOFFREY E M STEVENS,MICHAEL RICHARD MCLOUGHLIN, PATRICK ALLEN CONSTITUENCY Candidate COCKERTON,ANN ELLIOTT,J RICHARD H BRIGHT,CAROL A WALKER,JUDITH A TWIGG,SAMUEL J BOAM,SIMON A SPENCER (P) DAVID H TAYLOR (S) JASON M ATKIN DERMOT J MURPHY,JEAN MONKS,STEPHEN BULL,THOMAS G DONNELLY,GUY F P WATTS,DAVID W MONKS,JACK WILLIAM BOYCE,NICK SIBLEY 1 If a candidate has requested not to make their home address public, the constituency in which their home address is situated (or the country if their address is outside the UK) will be provided. Sandra Lamb, Acting Returning Officer Dated: 11 May 2017 UK Parliamentary election: Derbyshire Dales County constituency Situation of Polling Stations No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to vote station 1 ASHBOURNE TOWN HALL, Market Place Ashbourne DE6 1ES (AAB)1-1544.000,(AOU)1-445.000 2 MOBILE UNIT AT SHAWCROFT CAR PARK, Shawcroft Car Park Off Park Road Ashbourne DE6 1GH (AAP) 1-1054.000 3 BIGGIN VILLAGE HALL,Drury Lane Biggin Buxton Derbyshire SK17 0DL (IBI) 1-341.000, 4 THE COACH & HORSES, Fenny Bentley Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 1LB (IFB) 1-154.000, (ILH) 1 - 16.000, (ING) 1 - 55.000, (ITI) 1 - 141 5 THE OKEOVER ARMS, Mappleton Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 2AB (IMA) 1-127.000 6 PARWICH MEMORIAL HALL, Main Street Parwich Ashbourne DE6 1QJ (IPA) 1 - 396.000 7 THORPE VILLAGE HALL, Thorpe Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 2AW (ITH) 1 - 146.000 8 TISSINGTON VILLAGE HALL, The Green Tissington Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 1RA (IEA) 1 - 83.000 9 CHELMORTON WAR MEMORIAL INSTITUTE, Main Street Chelmorton Buxton SK17 9SH (TCH) 1 - 269.000 10 EARL STERNDALE METHODIST CHAPEL, Main Street Earl Sterndale Derbyshire SK17 0BS (TES) 1 - 315.000 11 FLAGG VILLAGE HALL, Mycock Lane Flagg Buxton Derbyshire SK17 9QR (TFL) 1 - 167.000 12 HARTINGTON VILLAGE HALL, Hyde Lane Hartington Derbyshire SK17 0AW (THA) 1 - 291 13 BRAMWELL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE Town End Taddington Buxton Derbyshire SK17 9UD (TBR) 1 - 21.000, (TBP) 1 - 37.000, (TTA) 1 - 362.000 14 ELTON VILLAGE HALL, West End Elton Matlock Derbyshire DE4 2BZ (WEL) 1 - 341, (WGR) 1 - 19.000 15 WINSTER - JUBILEE ROOM, BURTON INSTITUTE, West Bank Winster Matlock Derbyshire DE4 2DQ (MIG) 1 - 22.000, (WWI) 1 - 483.000 16 TIDESWELL SPORTS COMPLEX, St Johns Road Tideswell Buxton SK17 8NE (XTI) 1 - 1386.000, (XWH) 1 - 39.000 17 MONYASH VILLAGE HALL, Church Street Monyash Bakewell DE45 1JH (YMO) 1 - 267.000 18 MIDDLETON & SMERRILL VILLAGE HALL, Middleton By Youlgreave Bakewell DE45 1LS (YMS) 1 - 127.000 19 YOULGREAVE VILLAGE HALL, Holywell Lane Youlgrave Bakewell DE45 1UT (YHA) 1 - 62.000, (YYO) 1 - 857.000 20 & 21 ASHBOURNE HILLTOP SCHOOL, Wyaston Road Ashbourne DE6 1NB (BAH) 1170.001 - 2349.000, (BAH) 1 - 1171 22 THE EMPIRE CLUB, King Edward Street Ashbourne DE6 1BW (BAS) 1 - 1488.000 23 BRAILSFORD AND EDNASTON INSTITUTE, Main Road Brailsford Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 3DA (DBR) 1 - 873.000, (DME) 1 - 64.000 24 THE RED LION, Main Street Hollington Ashbourne DE6 3HA (DHO) 1 - 187.000 25 LONGFORD C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL, Main Street Longford Derbyshire DE6 3DR (DLO) 1 - 314.000 26 DOVERIDGE VILLAGE HALL, Sand Lane Doveridge Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 5JQ (EDO) 1 - 1233.000, (OSH) 1 - 71, 27 SUDBURY PARISH ROOM, Gibb Lane Sudbury Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 5HY (ESU) 1 - 343.000 28 BRADLEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL, Yew Tree Lane Bradley Ashbourne DE6 1PG (GBR) 1 - 275.000 29 CLIFTON SMITH CHURCH HALL, Clifton Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 2GJ (GCC) 1 - 409.000 30 WYASTON VILLAGE HALL, Wyaston Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 2DQ (GEW) 1 - 171.000, (ORO) 1 - 92.000, (OYE) 1 - 244.000 31 OSMASTON CORONATION HALL, Moor Lane Osmaston Ashbourne DE6 1LW (GOS) 1 - 132.000, (GYE) 1 - 174.000 32 SHIRLEY CHURCH COMMUNITY SPACE, Church Lane Shirley Ashbourne DE6 3AS (GSH) 1 - 217.000 33 SNELSTON READING ROOM, Snelston Ashbourne DE6 2EP (GSN) 1 - 173.000 34 BOYLESTONE VILLAGE HALL, The Square Boylestone Ashbourne DE6 5AB (OBO) 1 - 168.000 35 MARY CLOWES HALL, Derby Lane Cubley Ashbourne DE6 2EY (OAL) 1 - 76.000 , (OCU) 1 - 215.000, (OHB) 1 - 58.000 36 MARSTON MONTGOMERY CORONATION HALL, Thurvaston Rd Marston Montgomery Ashbourne DE6 2FF (OMM) 1 - 313.000 Printed and published by the (Acting) Returning Officer Derbyshire Dales District Council, Town Hall,Matlock DE4 3NN on 11 May 2017 37 MARY CLOWES HALL, Lid Lane Roston Ashbourne DE6 2EG (ONR) 1 - 245.000 No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled to vote station 38 BASLOW VILLAGE HALL, Village Hall Nether End Baslow Bakewell De45 1sr (CBB) 1 - 1005.000 39 CAVENDISH VILLAGE HALL, School Road Beeley Matlock DE4 2NU (CBE) 1 - 143.000 40 THE CAVENDISH HALL, Edensor Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1PP (CCH) 1 - 23.000 , (CED) 1 - 128.000, 41 PILSLEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL, Pilsley Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1UF (CPI) 1 - 125.000 42 CALVER VILLAGE HALL, Off Main Street Calver Hope Valley S32 3XR (FCA) 1 - 608.500, (FFR) 1 - 182.500 43 CURBAR WESLEYAN REFORM CHURCH, The Hillock Curbar Calver Hope Valley S32 3YJ (FCU) 1 - 343.000 44 ST MARTINS CHURCH,The Nook Stoney Middleton Hope Valley S32 4TU (FSM) 1 - 425.000 45 MENCAP CENTRE, Greenaway Lane Hackney Matlock DE4 2QB (SDH) 1 - 619.000 46 THE COMMUNITY ROOM ARC LEISURE, Bakewell Road Matlock DE4 3AZ (SHE) 1 - 1045.000, (SUH) 1 - 384.000 47 THE GROUSE INN, Dale Rd North Darley Dale Matlock DE4 2FT (SNG) 1 - 1286.000 48 THE WHITWORTH CENTRE, Station Road Darley Dale Matlock DE4 2EQ (SNW) 1 - 1387.000 49 BIRCHOVER READING ROOM, Rowtor Lane Birchover Matlock DE4 2BL (VBI) 1 - 283.000 50 WESLEYAN HOUSE, Dale Rd North Darley Dale Matlock DE4 2HX (VNT) 1 - 519.000 51 ROWSLEY WI ROOM, School Lane Rowsley Matlock DE4 2ED (VRO) 1 - 392.000 52 STANTON LEES CHAPEL, Stanton Lees Matlock DE4 2LQ (VSL) 1 - 62.000, (VSW) 1 - 41.000 53 STANTON IN PEAK VILLAGE HALL, Middle St Stanton In Peak Matlock DE4 2LT (VSP) 1 - 221, (HNH) 1 - 19.000 54 SOUTH DARLEY VILLAGE HALL, Cross Green South Darley Matlock DE4 2JT (WSD) 1 - 322.000, (WSO) 1 - 155.000, (WSW) 1 - 149.000 55 ASHFORD WAR MEMORIAL INSTITUTE, Church St Ashford In The Water Bakewell DE45 1QA (HAW) 1 - 389.000 56 BAKEWELL METHODIST JUNIOR SCHOOL, Stoney Close Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1FR (HBM) 1 - 887.000 57 BAKEWELL TOWN HALL, The Square Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1BT (HBT) 1 - 2289.000 58 OVER HADDON VILLAGE HALL, Over Haddon Bakewell DE45 1JE (HOH) 1 - 212.000 59 (Sheldon) HARTINGTON MEMORIAL HALL, Main Street Sheldon Bakewell DE45 1QS (HSH) 1 - 72.000 60 EYAM MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE, Church Street Eyam Hope Valley S32 5QH (JEY) 1 - 794.000 61 BISHOP PAVILION, Bridge Field Grindleford Hope Valley S32 2AA (JGR) 1 - 742.000 62 HATHERSAGE MEMORIAL HALL, Oddfellows Rd Hathersage Hope Valley S32 1DU (JHA) 1-1571.000,(JAB)1-52.000,(JOF)1 -16.000,(JHI)1 - 33.000 63 BRADWELL WAR MEMORIAL HALL, Netherside Bradwell Hope Valley S33 9JL (KBR) 1 - 1152.000 64 BURDEKIN HALL, Foolow Eyam Hope Valley S32 5QR (KFO) 1 - 134.000 65 THE NIGHTINGALE CENTRE, Great Hucklow Buxton Derbyshire SK17 8RH (KGH) 1 -121,(KLH) 1 - 86.000,(KHA) 1 - 31.000 (KGR) 1-43.000 66 GREAT LONGSTONE VILLAGE HALL, Church Lane Great Longstone Bakewell DE45 1TB (NGL) 1- 631, (NMH) 1- 77.000,(NHA)1- 71.000,(NRO)1- 33.000 67 CRESSBROOK SOCIAL CLUB, Cressbrook Buxton SK17 8SY (NLC) 1 - 158.000 68 LITTON VILLAGE HALL, Institute Row Litton Buxton SK17 8QZ (NLL) 1 - 305.000, (NLM) 1 - 72.000 69 WARDLOW VILLAGE HALL, Wardlow Buxton SK17 8RP (NWA) 1 - 111.000 70 HULLAND & DISTRICT MILLENNIUM VILLAGE HALL, Dog Lane Hulland Ashbourne DE6 3EA (LHW) 1 - 836.000, (LHU) 1 - 181.000, (LBI) 1 - 107.000 71 KIRK IRETON VILLAGE HALL, Church Corner Kirk Ireton Ashbourne DE6 3LE (LKI) 1 - 387.000, (LCA) 1 - 61 72 ATLOW VILLAGE HALL, Atlow Ashbourne DE6 1NS (MAT) 1 - 116.000 73 BRADBOURNE CHURCH HALL, Haven Grange Bradbourne Ashbourne DE6 1PB (MBD) 1 - 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