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Description of Voters Entitled to Vote CKKE UNITED KINGDOM PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION CUMBERNAULD, KILSYTH AND KIRKINTILLOCH EAST COUNTY CONSTITUENCY Notice of Situation of Polling Places and Description of Voters Entitled to Vote Description of Description of No. of Polling No. of Polling Polling Place Voters Entitled Polling Place Voters Entitled Stations Stations to Vote to Vote St. Patrick’s Primary School St. Helen’s Primary School Backbrae Street 1 NL1 Lomond Drive 3 NL23 Kilsyth G65 0NA Condorrat G67 4JL Holy Cross Primary School Condorrat Parish Church Hall Main Street 1 NL2 Main Road 2 NL24 Croy G65 9JG Condorrat G67 4DZ Kilsyth Academy Condorrat Primary School Balmalloch 3 NL3 Morar Drive 1 NL25 Kilsyth G65 9NF Condorrat G67 4LA Chapelgreen Primary School Kildrum Primary School Mill Road 1 NL4 Ellisland Road 3 NL26 and NL32 Queenzieburn G65 9EF Cumbernauld G67 2HQ Kilsyth Primary School St. Lucy’s Primary School Shuttle Street 3 NL5 Oak Road 3 NL27 Kilsyth G65 0BL Cumbernauld G67 3LQ Burngreen Hall Whitelees Primary School Burngreen 1 NL6 Blackthorn Road 2 NL28 and NL30 Kilsyth G65 0HT Cumbernauld G67 3NJ Banton Primary School Abronhill Primary School Lammerknowes Road 1 NL7 Medlar Road 1 NL29 Banton G65 0QT Cumbernauld G67 3AJ Cumbernauld Primary School and The Village Community Centre St. Andrew’s Primary School NL8, NL9 and The Wynd 5 1 NL31 Eastfield Road NL13 Cumbernauld G67 2ST Cumbernauld G68 0EB Eastfield Primary School Lennoxtown Primary School 23 Cairntoul Court 3 NL11 and NL12 School Lane 3 CS50 Cumbernauld G68 9JR Lennoxtown G66 7LX Westfield Primary School Haughhead Hall Westfield Drive 2 NL14 2 Kirkton Terrace 1 CS51 Cumbernauld G68 9HJ Campsie Glen G66 7AL Broadwood Stadium Milton of Campsie Parish Church Hall 1 Ardgoil Drive 2 NL15 and NL16 Lochiel Drive 3 CS52 Cumbernauld G68 9NE Milton of Campsie G66 8EX Ravenswood Primary School St. David’s Memorial Park Church Hall Tiree Road 1 NL18a Alexandra Street 1 CS53 Cumbernauld G67 1NR Kirkintilloch G66 1HE St. Mary’s Primary School Kirkintilloch Miners’ Welfare Liddel Road 1 NL18b Townhead 1 CS54 Cumbernauld G67 1JB Kirkintilloch G66 3AA Muirfield Centre Twechar Primary School 1A South Muirhead Road NL19a and Main Street 2 1 CS55 Cumbernauld G67 1AX NL19b Twechar G65 9TA Carbrain Primary School Harestanes Primary School Millcroft Road 2 NL20 Mauchline Court 2 CS56 Cumbernauld G67 2LD Kirkintilloch G66 2SA St. Margaret of Scotland Primary School Hillhead Community Centre Craigieburn Road 2 NL21 169 Meiklehill Road 3 CS57 and CS59 Cumbernauld G67 2PT KIrkintilloch G66 2JT Woodlands Primary School Oxgang Primary School CS58, CS61 and Melrose Road 2 NL22 Lammermoor Road 3 CS62 Cumbernauld G67 4BA Kirkintilloch G66 2AB Des Murray Returning Officer Civic Centre Motherwell 14 November 2019 Published by the Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Windmillhill Street, Motherwell ML1 1AB .
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