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PCC Situation of Polling Stations 7th May 2015 UK Parliamentary Election Situation of polling stations Parliamentary Constituency: Cities of London and Westminster No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of station persons entitled to vote 5 / BDA West London Synagogue, Upper Berkeley Street 1 to 1672 Entrance, W1H 5AU 6 / BDB Seymour Leisure Centre, Shouldham Street, 1 to 2614 London, W1H 5TJ 7 / BDB Seymour Leisure Centre, Shouldham Street, 1182 to 2613 London, W1H 5TJ 8 / BDC St Cyprian's Church, Glentworth Street, London, 1 to 2107 NW1 6AX 13 / CHA Churchill Hall (Churchill Gardens Resident's Hall), 1 to 1703 Churchill Hall, Churchill Gardens, Glasgow Terrace, SW1V 3HS 14 / CHA Churchill Hall (Churchill Gardens Resident's Hall), 1704 to 3455 Churchill Hall, Churchill Gardens, Glasgow Terrace, SW1V 3HS 15 / CHB St Barnabas School, St Barnabas Street, London, 1 to 1356 SW1W 8PF 16 / CHB St Barnabas School, St Barnabas Street, London, 1357 to 2731 SW1W 8PF 23 / HPA St James and St John School Nursery, Sussex 1 to 2500 Gardens, London, W2 3QD 24 / HPA St James and St John School Nursery, Sussex 1417 to 2357 Gardens, London, W2 3QD 25 / HPB St John's Parish Hall, Hyde Park Crescent, London, 1 to 4218 W2 2QD 26 / HPB St John's Parish Hall, Hyde Park Crescent, London, 1927 to 3943 W2 2QD 32 / KBA St Paul's Hall, 77 Kinnerton Street, London, SW1X 1 to 707 8ED 33 / KBB Royal Geographical Society, 1A Kensington Gore, 1 to 2066 London, SW7 2AR 34 / KBC St Peter's Church Hall, 119 Eaton Square, London, 1 to 1802 SW1W 9AL 46 / MHA St Vincent's School, St Vincent Street, London, W1U 1 to 1507 4DF 47 / MHB Central Synagogue, 36 Hallam Street, London, 1 to 1316 W1W 6NW 48 / MHC Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London, 1 to 1559 W1U 5AS 49 / MHC Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London, 1560 to 3142 W1U 5AS 65 / SJA St Clement Danes' School, Drury Lane, London, 1 to 1794 WC2B 5SU 66 / SJB Charing Cross Library, 4 Charing Cross Road, 1 to 997 London, WC2H 0HF 67 / SJC Central Hall Westminster, Broadbent Room, Storey's 1 to 1295 Gate, London, SW1H 9NH 68 / SJD Abbey Community Centre, 34 Great Smith Street, 1 to 2624 London, SW1P 3BU 69 / SJD Abbey Community Centre, 34 Great Smith Street, 1296 to 2883 London, SW1P 3BU 70 / TBA St Saviour Church Hall Pimlico, St George's Square, 1 to 1433 London, SW1V 3QW 71 / TBA St Saviour Church Hall Pimlico, St George's Square, 1434 to 2934 London, SW1V 3QW 72 / TBB Westminster Cathedral School, Bessborough Place, 1 to 1256 London, SW1V 3SE 73 / TBC Lillington and Longmoore Gardens Community 1 to 1415 Centre, Under Morgan House, Lillington Gardens, London, SW1V 2LF 74 / VSA Millbank Academy, Erasmus Street, London, SW1P 1 to 3510 4HR 75 / VSA Millbank Academy, Erasmus Street, London, SW1P 1641 to 3377 4HR 76 / VSB Hide Tower Hall, Ground Floor, Regency Street, 1 to 1503 London, SW1P 4AB 77 / VSC Hinsley Room, Morpeth Terrace, London, SW1P 1 to 1831 1QW 78 / WAA Holy Apostles Church Hall, Cumberland Street, 1 to 1010 London, SW1V 4LY 79 / WAA Holy Apostles Church Hall, Cumberland Street, 1011 to 2094 London, SW1V 4LY 80 / WAA Holy Apostles Church Hall, Cumberland Street, 2095 to 3386 London, SW1V 4LY 81 / WAB Dryburgh Hall, Abbots Manor Estate, Alderney 1 to 1536 Manor Estate, London, SW1V 4ET 82 / WAC Victoria Library, 160 Buckingham Palace Road, 1 to 1529 London, SW1W 9UD 89 / WEA St Anne's Church Hall, 55 Dean Street, London, 1 to 1535 W1D 6AF 90 / WEB Dance Works, 16 Balderton Street, London, W1K 1 to 1229 6TN 91 / WEC Grosvenor Chapel, South Audley Street, London, 1 to 955 W1K 6TN 92 / WED Fitzrovia Community Centre, Foley Street, London, 1 to 1904 W1W 6DL 0 / AL St Bride Foundation Institute, 14 Bride Lane, (Off 1 to 1701 Fleet Street), London, EC4Y 8EQ 1 / BL St Giles' Cripplegate, Barbican, London, EC2Y 8DA 1 to 3224 2 / BL St Giles' Cripplegate, Barbican, London, EC2Y 8DA 1539 to 3153 3 / CL Learning Centre, Artizan Street Library and 1 to 1163 Community Cen, 1 Artizan Street, London, E1 7AE 1 / DL Sir Ralph Perring Centre, Golden Lane Estate, 1 to 737 London, EC1Y 0SH Published by the Returning Officer, Electoral Services, 15th Floor East, Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP .
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