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Bassetlaw District Council Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places 2019 BASSETLAW DISTRICT COUNCIL REVIEW OF POLLING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES 2019 SCHEDULE OF COMMENTS/REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN RESPECT OF CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code AA1 The Recreation Room 959 Councillor J Sanger MBE No comments. Considers the buildings Beckingham The Green Beckingham Ward suitable for voting purposes. Beckingham AA2 Doncaster 106 Saundby DN10 4NL Total – 1,065 AA3 Walkeringham Village 854 Walkeringham Hall Stockwith Road Walkeringham Doncaster DN10 4JF BA2 Scrooby Village Hall 274 Scrooby Parish Council The premises suit and serve our village Scrooby Low Road very well given our ageing population. Scrooby Doncaster No other comments, considers the building DN10 6AJ suitable for voting purposes. BA3 Styrrup Village Hall 291 Styrrup with Oldcotes The Parish Council are happy to see both Styrrup with Oldcotes Serlby Road Parish Council Oldcotes and Styrrup Village Halls are to (part) Styrrup remain as Polling Stations. Doncaster DN11 8LT 1 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code BA4 Oldcotes Village Hall 286 Styrrup with Oldcotes Maltby Road (part) Oldcotes Worksop S81 8JN CA1 Carlton in Lindrick 2,081 Councillor R Carrington- They worked well in May. Three of them Carlton-in-Lindrick Civic Centre Wilde are well established. The Youth Centre Long Lane worked well in its first election. CA5 Carlton-in-Lindrick 26 Carlton Ward Wallingwells Worksop Happy with the facilities and he polling S81 9AR Total – 2,107 stations and considers the buildings CA2 Cleveland Close 719 suitable for voting purposes. Carlton-in-Lindrick Community Centre Cleveland Close Carlton in Lindrick Worksop S81 9BG CA3 Methodist Church and 965 Carlton-in-Lindrick Centre High Road Carlton-in-Lindrick Worksop S81 9EF CA4 Carlton Youth Centre 677 Carlton-in-Lindrick Lawn Road Costhorpe Worksop S81 9RJ 2 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code DA1 Clarborough Village 880 Clarborough and Welham No comments. Happy with the facilities and Clarborough Hall Parish Council he polling stations and considers the Main Street buildings suitable for voting purposes. Clarborough Retford DN22 9LN DA2 Clayworth Memorial 271 Clayworth Parish Council The facilities are the best option that is Clayworth Hall available. Town Street DA4 Clayworth 76 Wiseton Retford DN22 9AD Total – 347 FA3 Carr Hill Primary 802 John Mann MP Considering the two fatalities of children East Retford East School outside the school, the additional traffic Tiln Lane using this school should be a GA1 Retford 358 consideration. East Retford North DN22 6SW Total – 1,160 On traffic safety and child welfare grounds this polling station should be closed and FA3 and GA1 relocated to St Saviours church hall. There is minimal inconvenience to voters in this proposal and the furthest distance for voters to get to the polling station will in fact be reduced. 3 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code FA4 Retford Little Theatre 761 Bassetlaw Action Centre Could Bassetlaw Action Centre be East Retford East Wharf Road considered? It has been used previously Retford for polling. IA4 DN22 6EN 672 East Retford West Total – 1,433 FA5 Bracken Lane Primary 1,086 Bracken Lane Primary As a primary school it causes us and our East Retford East School Academy parents and children much disruption being Bracken Lane a polling station. Retford DN22 7EU Does not consider the buildings suitable for voting purposes. Too much disruption to children’s learning. Parents and children inconvenienced. This school has to close and the Elms Hotel provides a suitable alternative. This should be the priority if the Elms Hotel is deemed unsuitable for two polling districts. The approach of the council should be to reduce costs where possible as this also ensures higher quality control over polling stations by closing a few of the smallest, where a suitable alternative is available. 4 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code John Mann MP A higher priority must be to attempt to eliminate school use where a school has to close and/or where there are highways safety concerns. It is possible to close Carr Hill and Bracken Lane accordingly and it may be possible to close Thrumpton as polling stations with little real impact on voters. HA1 Westhill Community 1,172 Councillor Carolyn Troop Do you have any comments on the East Retford South Centre East Retford South Ward Consultation Document? - Appendix, page Cheyne Wak 7, HA2 East Retford South 3 Welbeck Ordsall Road, Ordsall. Shop being used as a Retford barber shop. DN22 7GA Do you have any comments on the facilities at the polling stations in the area you represent? – Only 3 Welbeck Road Ordsall – change of use occurring. Do you consider the buildings suitable for voting purposes? – Yes except 3 Welbeck Road Do you think there is a more suitable building within the same polling district? – Ordsall Bridon Cricket Club Pavilion could be considered to replace 3 Welbeck Road. Pavilion located on Edgbaston Drive 5 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code owned by the cricket club on BDC Land. Car park available. Access for people with disabilities via a permanent ramp to the pavilion. IA1 The Butter Market 223 John Mann MP 223 voters from IA1 use this polling station. East Retford West Retford Town Hall It has no inconvenience to co-locate it with Retford FA1 at Albert Hall, saving the council DN22 6DB money in terms of staffing costs. IA3 Thrumpton Primary 814 Thrumpton Primary Suggestions for alternative locations rather East Retford West School Academy than the school: Off Whinneymoor Lane Retford The Sun Inn, Thrumpton Lane DN22 7AF The Elms Hotel, London Road This school has to close and the Elms John Mann MP Hotel provides a suitable alternative JA2 Gringley-on-the-Hill 677 Councillor M Watson The Community Centre has its own car Gringley-on-the-Hill Community Centre Everton Ward park. Considers the buildings suitable for High Street voting purposes. Gringley-on-the-Hill Doncaster Gringley-on-the-Hill Parish I wish to point out that in the Review it DN10 4RT Council Clerk states that Gringley Community Centre only has on-street parking. This is incorrect as there is a car park at the rear of the premises, accessed from Baker Avenue. 6 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code JA3 Misson Community 571 Misson Parish Council No comments. Considers the buildings Misson Centre suitable for voting purposes. Vicar Lane Misson Doncaster DN10 6EG KA1 Devonshire Road 1,336 Councillor J Evans I agree with the comments relating to Harworth & Bircotes Community Centre Harworth Ward Harworth and Bircotes; I believe that they KA2 2 Devonshire Road 1,308 are relevant and meet the needs of the Harworth & Bircotes Harworth current population. KA5 Doncaster 377 Harworth & Bircotes DN11 8JF Total – 3,021 KA3 Harworth Village 915 Harworth & Bircotes Institute Main Street Harworth Doncaster DN11 8LB KA4 Harworth & Bircotes 608 Harworth & Bircotes Town Hall The Information Centre Scrooby Road Bircotes Doncaster DN11 8JP 7 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code KA6 Harworth Methodist 1,085 Harworth & Bircotes Church Hall 6 Waterslack Road Bircotes Doncaster DN11 8DW KA7 Community Room 563 Harworth & Bircotes Westmorland House Cumberland Close Milne Road Bircotes Doncaster DN11 8BY MA2 Gertrude Morris Hall 265 West Stockwith Parish No comments to make. Considers the West Stockwith Main Street Council facilities satisfactory and the building West Stockwith suitable for voting purposes. Doncaster DN10 4HA NA1 Treswell Village Hall 74 Treswell with Cottam Parish No comments. Considers the buildings Cottam Main Street Council suitable for voting purposes. Treswell NA8 Retford 193 Treswell DN22 0EG Total - 267 NA4 Rampton Village Hall 497 Local resident Rampton Village Hall is clean and has very Rampton Manor Grounds good facilities. It is ideal for local people. Rampton NA7 Retford 37 Woodbeck Community Centre is ok but a Stokeham DN22 0JU bit tired looking. 8 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019 Code Total - 534 NA5 Woodbeck Community 203 Do you consider the buildings suitable for Woodbeck Centre voting purposes? – Rampton yes, Woodbeck Woodbeck ?? Retford DN22 0JS If no, please say why and suggest wat you would do to improve – Woodbeck sometimes has no handwash or paper towels in the loos, just a dirty old communal hand towel. Access is ok if the door with the ramp is open. Woodbeck Community Centre has tack ‘love shack’ signs, wiches broom sticks and ‘beer ‘o clock’ wall clocks. If the former children’s nursery at Rampton Hospital could be used this is much more modern and better accessible building. NA6 South Leverton 417 South Leverton Parish No comments. Considers the buildings South Leverton Memorial Institute Council suitable for voting purposes. Town Street South Leverton Retford Notts DN22 0BT 9 Polling Polling Place Electorate Individual / Organisation Comments / Representations made District June 2019
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