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Ettrick, Roxburgh & Berwickshire Constituency ETTRICK, ROXBURGH & BERWICKSHIRE CONSTITUENCY - LIST OF POLLING PLACES AND NUMBER OF STATIONS FOR SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS ON 6 MAY 2021 POLLING NAME AND ADDRESS OF POLLING PLACE NUMBER OF DISTRICT STATIONS 4A ST MARYS HALL CAPPERCLEUCH SELKIRK TD7 5LG 1 4B BOSTON MEMORIAL HALL ETTRICK SELKIRK TD7 5JA 1 4C YARROW VILLAGE HALL CATSLACKBURN YARROW TD7 5NE 1 4D KIRKHOPE VILLAGE HALL ETTRICKBRIDGE SELKIRK TD7 5JN 1 4E SELKIRK RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB, PHILIPHAUGH, ETTRICKHAUGH ROAD, 1 SELKIRK, TD7 5AX 4F SELKIRK PARISH CHURCH HALL SCOTT'S PLACE SELKIRK TD7 4DR 2 4G VICTORIA HALL SCOTT'S PLACE SELKIRK TD7 4LN 3 4H ASHKIRK VILLAGE HALL ASHKIRK SELKIRK TD7 4NU 1 4I LILLIESLEAF VILLAGE HALL LILLIESLEAF MELROSE TD6 9HX 1 4J MIDLEM VILLAGE HALL MIDLEM SELKIRK TD7 4QD 1 4K BOWDEN VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET BOWDEN MELROSE TD6 0SS 1 4L NEWTOWN COMMUNITY WING FORMER NEWTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 SPROUSTON ROAD NEWTOWN ST BOSWELLS TD6 0RZ 6A ABBEY KIRK, ABBEY ST BATHANS DUNS TD11 3TX 1 6B CRANSHAWS VILLAGE HALL CRANSHAWS DUNS TD11 3SJ 1 6C LONGFORMACUS VILLAGE HALL DUNS ROAD LONGFORMACUS TD11 3PB 1 6D PRESTON VILLAGE HALL PRESTON DUNS TD11 3TQ 1 6E VOLUNTEER HALL 9 LANGTONGATE DUNS TD11 3AF 3 6F GAVINTON VILLAGE HALL SOUTH STREET GAVINTON TD11 3QS 1 6G WESTRUTHER VILLAGE HALL WESTRUTHER GORDON TD3 6NE 1 6H GREENLAW WAR MEMORIAL HALL BANK STREET GREENLAW TD10 6XX 1 6I GORDON VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET GORDON TD3 6JP 1 6J LEITHOLM VILLAGE HALL LEITHOLM COLDSTREAM TD12 4JL 1 6K ECCLES VILLAGE HALL ECCLES KELSO TD5 7QP 1 6L SWINTON PRIMARY SCHOOL COLDSTREAM ROAD SWINTON DUNS TD11 3JE 1 6M COLDSTREAM PARISH CHURCH HALL HIGH STREET COLDSTREAM TD12 4AG 2 6N BIRGHAM VILLAGE HALL BIRGHAM COLDSTREAM TD12 4NF 1 7A COCKBURNSPATH VILLAGE HALL COCKBURNSPATH TD13 5XX 1 7B COLDINGHAM VILLAGE HALL BRIDGE STREET COLDINGHAM TD14 5NG 1 7C ST ABBS COMMUNITY CENTRE BRIERYLAW ST ABBS TD14 5PH 1 7D GRANTSHOUSE VILLAGE HALL GRANTSHOUSE DUNS TD11 3RN 1 7E RESTON VILLAGE HALL, LADESIDE RESTON TD14 5JW 1 7F AYTON COMMUNITY HALL HIGH STREET AYTON TD14 5QL 1 7G EYEMOUTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ALBERT ROAD EYEMOUTH TD14 5DE 3 7H BURNMOUTH VILLAGE HALL UPPER BURNMOUTH EYEMOUTH TD14 5SN 1 7I CHIRNSIDE COMMUNITY CENTRE MAIN STREET EAST END CHIRNSIDE DUNS 2 TD11 3XR 7J FOULDEN VILLAGE HALL FOULDEN BERWICK-UPON-TWEED TD15 1UH 1 7K ALLANTON VILLAGE HALL ALLANTON DUNS TD11 3LA 1 7L HUTTON VILLAGE HALL HUTTON BERWICK-UPON-TWEED TD15 1TS 1 7M PAXTON VILLAGE HALL PAXTON BERWICK-UPON-TWEED TD15 1SZ 1 7N WHITSOME VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET WHITSOME TD11 3NB 1 8A STICHILL VILLAGE HALL STITCHILL TD5 7TD 1 8B EDNAM VILLAGE HALL EDNAM KELSO TD5 7QL 1 8C SMAILHOLM VILLAGE HALL SMAILHOLM KELSO TD5 7PH 1 8D MAKERSTOUN VILLAGE HALL MAKERSTOUN KELSO TD5 7PA 1 8E BORDER ICE RINK GOLF COURSE ROAD KELSO TD5 7SL 2 8F TAIT HALL EDENSIDE ROAD KELSO TD5 7BS 2 8G ABBEY ROW COMMUNITY CENTRE ABBEY ROW KELSO TD5 7BJ 2 8H SPROUSTON CORONATION HALL SPROUSTON KELSO TD5 8HP 1 8I MOREBATTLE INSTITUTE MAIN STREET MOREBATTLE TD5 8QQ 1 8J WAUCHOPE HALL MAIN STREET YETHOLM KELSO TD5 8RF 1 8K HOWNAM VILLAGE HALL HOWNAM KELSO TD5 8AL 1 9A ST BOSWELLS VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET ST BOSWELLS TD6 0AT 2 9B MAXTON VILLAGE HALL MAXTON MELROSE TD6 0RL 1 9C ROXBURGH VILLAGE HALL ROXBURGH KELSO TD5 8LZ 1 9D HEITON VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET HEITON, KELSO TD5 8JR 1 9E ANCRUM VILLAGE HALL ANCRUM JEDBURGH TD8 6XH 1 9F LOTHIAN HALL CRAILING JEDBURGH TD8 6TW 1 9G ECKFORD VILLAGE HALL ECKFORD KELSO TD5 8LG 1 9H LANTON VILLAGE HALL LANTON JEDBURGH TD8 6SX 1 9I JEDBURGH TOWN HALL ABBEY PLACE JEDBURGH TD8 6BE 4 9J OXNAM VILLAGE HALL OXNAM JEDBURGH TD8 6RF 1 9K EDGERSTON VILLAGE HALL EDGERSTON JEDBURGH TD8 6PW 1 10A DENHOLM VILLAGE HALL DENHOLM HAWICK TD9 8NX 1 10B BURNFOOT COMMUNITY HUB BURNFOOT ROAD HAWICK TD9 8EN 2 10C STIRCHES PRIMARY SCHOOL ROXBURGHE DRIVE HAWICK TD9 7QP 2 10D WILTON DEAN VILLAGE HALL WILTON DEAN HAWICK TD9 7HZ 1 10E HAWICK YOUTH CENTRE HAVELOCK STREET HAWICK TD9 7BB 1 10F/11E THE GUIDE HUT ARTHUR STREET HAWICK TD9 9QQ 2 10G LAIDLAW MEMORIAL HALL BONCHESTER BRIDGE HAWICK TD9 8JR 1 10H SOUTHDEAN HALL SOUTHDEAN HAWICK TD9 8TH 1 11A FORMAN MEMORIAL HALL ROBERTON HAWICK TD9 7LX 1 11B TEVIOTHEAD VILLAGE HALL TEVIOTHEAD HAWICK TD9 0LG 1 11C EVERGREEN HALL DOVECOTE STREET HAWICK TD9 9QP 1 11D CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL BUCCLEUCH STREET HAWICK TD9 0HH 2 11F HERITAGE HUB KIRKSTILE HAWICK TD9 0AE 2 11G HERMITAGE COMMUNITY HALL HERMITAGE NEWCASTLETON TD9 0LX 1 11H NEWCASTLETON VILLAGE HALL LANGHOLM STREET NEWCASTLETON TD9 1 0QX .
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