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SITUATION of POLLING STATIONS Parliamentary Election Jarrow SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Parliamentary Election Jarrow Constituency Date of Election: Thursday 12 December 2019 Hours of Poll: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Notice is hereby given that the situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Ranges of electoral Ranges of electoral Station register numbers of Station register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to Number persons entitled to vote thereat vote thereat Bilton Hall Community Trust, Low Simonside 46 LA-1 to LA-1821 Portable Station, Peel Gardens, South Shields 47 LB-1/1 to LB-635 Community Centre, Taunton Avenue, Jarrow Portable Station, Perth Avenue / Tasmania Simonside Primary School, Glasgow Road, 48 LC-1 to LC-1335/1 49 LD-1 to LD-1690 Road, South Shields Jarrow Portable Station, Kirkstone Avenue, Opposite St Nicholas Church, Hedworth Lane, Boldon 50 LE-1 to LE-421 51 MA-1 to MA-1205 Shops, Jarrow Colliery St Nicholas Church, Hedworth Lane, Boldon 51/1 MA-1206 to MA-2328 Boldon Village Hall, North Road, Boldon Colliery 52 MB-1 to MB-1112 Colliery West Boldon Primary School, Hindmarch Drive, Boldon Village Hall, North Road, Boldon Colliery 52/1 MB-1113 to MB-2188 53 MC-1 to MC-1370 West Boldon West Boldon Primary School, Hindmarch Drive, Cleadon Methodist Church Hall, Sunderland 54 MD-1 to MD-1472 55 NA-1 to NA-2029 West Boldon Road, Cleadon Portable Station, North Drive / East Boldon Boldon United Reformed Church Hall, Front 56 NB-1 to NB-1847/3 57 NC-1 to NC-1524/2 Road, Cleadon, Sunderland Street, East Boldon Scout Hut, Rear of Grey Horse Pub, Front Portable Station, Calf Close Lane / Ribble Walk, 58 ND-1/1 to ND-1601 59 PA-1 to PA-1420 Street, East Boldon Jarrow Portable Station A, Linkway, Near Hedworthfield Portable Station B, Linkway, Near Hedworthfield 60 PB-1 to PB-1129 60/1 PB-1130 to PB-2242 Infant School, Jarrow Infant School, Jarrow St Josephs Church, St Josephs Way, Jarrow 61 PC-1 to PC-1185 St Josephs Church, St Josephs Way, Jarrow 62 PD-1 to PD-1025 The Cabin, School Street Play Centre, School Portable Station, Corner of Byron Avenue, and 63 QA-2 to QA-1315/1 64 QB-1 to QB-1767/1 Street, Hebburn Windsor Crescent, Hebburn St Aloysius Church Hall, Access Via Car Park, The Masonic Hall, Aln Street, Hebburn 65 QC-1/1 to QC-1703 66 QD-1 to QD-1575 Coquet Street (Off Argyle Street), Hebburn St Aloysius Church Hall, Access Via Car Park, 66/1 QD-1576 to QD-2438 St Johns Church Hall, Canning Street, Hebburn 67 RA-1 to RA-1517 Coquet Street (Off Argyle Street), Hebburn Portable Station, Mountbatten Avenue, Next To Portable Station, Hexham Avenue / Melrose 68 RB-1 to RB-887 69 RC-1 to RC-2119 Shops, Hebburn Avenue, Hebburn Hartleyburn & Clegwell Community Hub, 70 RD-1 to RD-1461 Portable Station, Derwent Avenue, Hebburn 71 RE-2 to RE-938 Crawley Square, Hebburn The Community Room, Jubilee Court, Hebburn 72 SA-1 to SA-1781/1 Portable Station, Bede Walk, Hebburn 73 SB-1 to SB-903/1 The Common Room, Campbell Court, Penrith Monkton Park Methodist Church Hall, Wood 74 SC-1 to SC-863 75 SD-1 to SD-938 Road, Hebburn Terrace, Jarrow Monkton Park Methodist Church Hall, Wood Lukes Lane Community Centre, Marine Drive, 75/1 SD-939 to SD-1856/3 76 SE-2 to SE-982/1 Terrace, Jarrow Hebburn Millennium Phab Club / Jarrow Focus, Grange Jarrow Cross C E Primary School, Borough 77 TA-1 to TA-1984/1 78 TB-1 to TB-1635/2 Road, Jarrow Road, Jarrow Primrose Community Centre, Lambton Terrace, Primrose Community Centre, Lambton Terrace, 79 TC-1 to TC-1102 80 TD-1 to TD-1615/1 Jarrow Jarrow Heworth Grange Comprehensive School, High Hertfordshire House, Rothbury Avenue, Pelaw, G86 SAG-1 to SAG-2044/1 G87 SBG-1 to SBG-1679/1 Lanes, Heworth, Gateshead Gateshead School Annex Wardley Primary School, Kier SDG-1 to SDG- Bill Quay Cricket Club, Hall Terrace, Bill Quay G88 SCG-1 to SCG-1147 G89 Hardie Avenue, Wardley, Gateshead 1612/1 Lawrence Hill Court Communal Lounge, Leam Lane Centre, 129 Cotemede, Leam Lane, G90 TAG-1 to TAG-2127/3 G91 TBG-1 to TBG-1194 Lawrence Hill Court, Wardley, Gateshead Gateshead Lingey House Primary School, Millford, Leam White Mere Community Primary School, G92 TCG-1 to TCG-1139 G93 TDG-1 to TDG-1669/1 Lane Estate Sherburn Way, Wardley, Gateshead Dated Thursday 14 November 2019 Martin Swales Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Town Hall, Westoe Road, South Shields, NE33 2RL .
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