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Statement of Persons Nominated & Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling Stations STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Lancaster City Council Election of a Member of Parliament for Lancaster and Fleetwood Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Lancaster and Fleetwood will be held on Thursday 8 June 2017, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 2. One Member of Parliament is to be elected. 3. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors Assentors Assentors LONG (address in Liberal Democrats Medd George A(+) Butt Mark R(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Robin Eamonn Lancaster and Brimelow Susan E Stone Carolyn M Fleetwood Codd Michael J Woodhouse Josie constituency) Atherton Edward N Costea Bogdan Lee Jean T Loxam Diane NOVELL (address in Green Party Barry Jon(+) Dowding Gina(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Rebecca Joy Lancaster and Dowling Lauren P Harrison Dowding Fleetwood Riches Samantha J Connor A T constituency) Brookes David O Bertram Colin M Marsden Margaret R Brennand Andrew Marsden Alan A OLLERENSHAW 36 Clissold Court, The Conservative Smith Sadie(+) Jackson (+) (++) (+) (++) Eric Greenway Close, Party Candidate Orme Philip K Robin G(++) London, N4 2EZ McCann Ian G Cooke Kieran J Brandon Luke H E Parkinson Jane Charles Susan M Salter Matthew J Wrennall Joe W SMITH (address in Labour Party Collinge Pearson O`Farrell Gregory(+) Perry Michael(++) Taylor Jean(+) Allwright Joan M(++) Catherine Jane Lancaster and Elizabeth R(+) Valerie J(++) Aubrey-Jones Burns Nathan N Allwright Richard L Drakeley Yvonne Fleetwood Clark Susan A Atkinson Lucy E B Dominic I Edwards Joel B A Lewis Erica R E Curtis Philippa J A constituency) Mason Darren J R Moule Nicholas Duxbury Sam Picken Harry Ray Aidan L Leyshon James J Cutter Anthony M Barnett-Cormack Lee Anna C Brimecombe Marie Taylor Miles N Atkins Zachary T Partington Timothy Sam D Curtis Colin D Williams Janet 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat King's Community Church, Phoenix Street, Lancaster LF1 BLKA-1 to BLKA-1020 King's Community Church, Phoenix Street, Lancaster LF2 BLKA-1021 to BLKA-1950 Ridge Community Centre, Ridge Square, Lancaster LF3 BLKB-2 to BLKB-1503/1 The Gregson Centre, 33 Moor Gate, Lancaster LF4 BLKC-1 to BLKC-1128 The Gregson Centre, 33 Moor Gate, Lancaster LF5 BLKC-1129 to BLKC-2216/1 Lancaster Boys and Girls Club, Dallas Road, Lancaster LF6 CASA-1 to CASA-1322 Friends Meeting House, The Meeting Room, Meeting House Lane LF7 CASB-1 to CASB-840 St Thomas Church Hall, Marton Street, Lancaster LF8 CASC-1 to CASC-1075 St Thomas Church Hall, Marton Street, Lancaster LF9 CASC-1075/1 to CASC-2141/1 Cockerham Parish Hall, Main Street, Cockerham LF10 ELLA-1 to ELLA-584 Ellel Village Hall, Main Road, Galgate, Lancaster LF11 ELLB-1 to ELLB-575/1 Ellel Village Hall, Main Road, Galgate, Lancaster LF11 ELLC-1 to ELLC-886/1 Ellel Village Hall, Main Road, Galgate, Lancaster LF11 ELLD-1 to ELLD-342 Dolphinholme Village Hall, Greaves Hill Lane, Dolphinholme LF12 ELLE-1 to ELLE-331 Over Wyresdale Parish Hall, The Rake, Abbeystead, Lancaster LF13 ELLF-1 to ELLF-229 Glasson Dock Village Hall, Bodie Hill, Glasson Dock, Lancaster LF14 ELLG-1 to ELLG-498 Cathedral Social Centre, Balmoral Road, Lancaster LF15 JOGA-1 to JOGA-1156/2 Lancaster Royal Grammar School, East Road, Lancaster LF16 JOGB-1 to JOGB-547 Lancaster Bowerham Community Primary School Lower, Bowerham Road, LF17 JOGC-1 to JOGC-1401/1 Lancaster United Reformed Church, Bowerham, Bowerham Road, Lancaster LF18 JOGD-1 to JOGD-1508 Moorside Primary School, Bowerham Road, Lancaster LF19 JOGE-1 to JOGE-981 Wray Village Institute, Main Street, Wray LF20 LLLA-1 to LLLA-65/1 Wray Village Institute, Main Street, Wray LF20 LLLB-1 to LLLB-406 Wray Village Institute, Main Street, Wray LF20 LLLC-1 to LLLC-354 Village Hall, Claughton, Hornby Road, Claughton LF21 LLLD-1 to LLLD-89 Victoria Institute, Caton, 2-4 Brookhouse Road, Caton, Lancs LF22 LLVA-1 to LLVA-1278 Victoria Institute, Caton, 2-4 Brookhouse Road, Caton, Lancs LF22 LLVB-2 to LLVB-134/1 Brookhouse Methodist Church Hall, Brookhouse Road, Brookhouse, Lancaster LF23 LLVC-1 to LLVC-973 Quernmore Methodist Church Hall, Wyresdale Road, Quernmore, Lancaster LF24 LLVD-1 to LLVD-312 Friends Meeting House, The Meeting Room, Meeting House Lane LF25 MARA-1 to MARA-1093 St Thomas More Centre, St Thomas More Walk, Off Willow Lane, Lancaster LF26 MARB-1 to MARB-1393 St Thomas More Centre, St Thomas More Walk, Off Willow Lane, Lancaster LF27 MARB-1394 to MARB-2616 Moorside Primary School, Bowerham Road, Lancaster LF28 SCEA-1 to SCEA-1750 St Paul`s Hala Centre, Hala Square, Lancaster LF29 SCEB-1 to SCEB-1632 Lancaster Methodist Church, Entrance Off Kensington Road, Lower Room, LF30 SCWA-1 to SCWA-1584 Lancaster Lancaster Methodist Church, Entrance Off Kensington Road, Lower Room, LF30 SCWF-1 to SCWF-221/3 Lancaster St Paul`s Parish Hall, Scotforth Road, Lancaster LF31 SCWB-1 to SCWB-1100 Lancaster Bowerham Community Primary School Lower, Bowerham Road, LF32 SCWC-1 to SCWC-1100/4 Lancaster Rowley Court, Lancaster Masonic Hall, Scotforth Road, Lancaster LF33 SCWD-1 to SCWD-1056 St Thomas Church Hall, Marton Street, Lancaster LF34 SCWE-1 to SCWE-372 Chaplaincy Centre, Bowland Avenue East, Lancaster University, Lancaster LF35 UNIA-1 to UNIA-2538 Chaplaincy Centre, Bowland Avenue East, Lancaster University, Lancaster LF36 UNIA-2544/1 to UNIA-4601/1 Brandrigg Room, Barker House Farm, Cartmel West Avenue, Lancaster LF37 UNIB-1 to UNIB-641/1 University, Ellel Brandrigg Room, Barker House Farm, Cartmel West Avenue, Lancaster LF37 UNIE-1 to UNIE-1528/1 University, Ellel Rowley Court, Lancaster Masonic Hall, Scotforth Road, Lancaster LF38 UNIC-1 to UNIC-177/1 Dated Thursday 11 May 2017 Susan Parsonage Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Town Hall, Lancaster, LA1 1PJ Rowley Court, Lancaster Masonic Hall, Scotforth Road, Lancaster LF38 UNID-1/1 to UNID-67/1 Sheltered Accomodation, Communal Room, Hatfield Avenue, Fleetwood LF39 WAA-1 to WAA-1513 Sheltered Accomodation, Communal Room, Hatfield Avenue, Fleetwood LF40 WAA-1514 to WAA-3012 St Wulstans RC Church Hall `Green Hut`, Poulton Road, Fleetwood LF41 WAB-1 to WAB-923 Fleetwood Methodist Church, 413 Fleetwood Road, Fleetwood LF42 WB1-1 to WB1-1396 Fleetwood Methodist Church, 413 Fleetwood Road, Fleetwood LF43 WB1-1397 to WB1-2571 St Edmunds RC Church, Melbourne Avenue, Fleetwood LF44 WB2-1 to WB2-958 St Mary`s RC Primary School, London Street, Fleetwood LF45 WC1-1 to WC1-1090 St Mary`s RC Primary School, London Street, Fleetwood LF46 WC1-1091 to WC1-2011 Youth & Community Centre, Milton Street, Fleetwood LF47 WC2-1 to WC2-745 Youth & Community Centre, Milton Street, Fleetwood LF48 WC2-745 to WC2-1427 Charles Saer Community Primary School, Grange Road, Fleetwood LF49 WD1-1 to WD1-1064 Fleetwood High School, Post 16 Centre,, Broadway, Fleetwood LF50 WD2-1 to WD2-1014 Fleetwood High School, Post 16 Centre,, Broadway, Fleetwood LF51 WD2-1016 to WD2-1813 Larkholme Primary School, Windermere Avenue, Fleetwood LF52 WD3-1 to WD3-1621 United Reformed Church School Rooms, Dronsfield Road, Fleetwood LF53 WE1-1 to WE1-1168 United Reformed Church School Rooms, Dronsfield Road, Fleetwood LF54 WE1-1169 to WE1-2169 Sea Cadet Base, Princes Way, Fleetwood LF55 WE2-1 to WE2-1324 Reading Room & Bowling Club, School Lane, Pilling LF56 WXA-1 to WXA-1709/1 Winmarleigh Village Hall, Broad Lane, Winmarleigh LF57 WXB-1 to WXB-341 Methodist Chapel Meeting Room, Lancaster Road, Knott End-on-Sea, Poulton-le- LF58 WYA-1 to WYA-1694 Fylde Methodist Chapel Meeting Room, Lancaster Road, Knott End-on-Sea, Poulton-le- LF59 WYA-1695 to WYA-3261 Fylde Preesall and Knott End Youth & Community Centre, Lancaster Road, Preesall LF60 WYB-1 to WYB-1504 Bleasdale Parish Hall, (opposite Primary School), Bleasdale LF61 WZA-1 to WZA-121 Forton Playing Field Pavilion, School Lane, Forton LF62 WZB-1 to WZB-1004 Scorton Village Hall, Factory Brow, Scorton LF63 WZC-1 to WZC-582 Dated Thursday 11 May 2017 Susan Parsonage Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Town Hall, Lancaster, LA1 1PJ .
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