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Current Polling Stations CURRENT ARRANGEMENTS – October 2010 Ward Polling District/ Polling Place Polling Station Location Anstey CA Anstey Jubilee Hall Stadon Road, Anstey CA Anstey Jubilee Hall Stadon Road, Anstey Birstall Wanlip CC Birstall Wanlip No. 1 Birstall Dist. Guide HQ Johnson Road, Birstall CD Birstall Wanlip No. 2 – Elmfield Avenue Highcliffe CP School Elmfield Avenue, Birstall CE Birstall Wanlip No. 3 – Elmfield Avenue DG Wanlip Church Room Wanlip Birstall Watermead CF Birstall Watermead No. 1 The Village Hall Birstall Road, Birstall St Margarets Co-operative CG Birstall Watermead No. 2 Bowls Pavilion, Birstall Road, Birstall Club CH Birstall Watermead No. 3 St Theresa’s Church Hall 53 Front Street, Birstall The Lounge, CI Birstall Watermead No. 4 Wanlip Lane, Birstall Birstall Methodist Church East Goscote The Bungalow Broomfield CP CK East Goscote Off Ploughmans Lea, East Goscote School Forest Bradgate CN1 Newtown Linford Sunday School Rooms Bradgate Road, Newtown Linford CN2 DH Woodhouse Eaves Village Hall Woodhouse Eaves Community Hall DI Old Woodhouse 207 Forest Road, Old Woodhouse Mountsorrel CL Mountsorrel Memorial Hall Leicester Road, Mountsorrel Queniborough CB1 Barkby CB2 Jubilee Room, Village Hall Barkby CB3 CO Queniborough Village Hall Rearsby Road, Queniborough CT South Croxton Village Hall School Lane, South Croxton Quorn & Mountsorrel CM Mountsorrel Castle Ward Parish Rooms Leicester Road, Mountsorrel Castle (part) Ward Polling District/ Polling Place Polling Station Location Rothley & Thurcaston CR Rothley The Lecture Room, The 12 Mountsorrel Lane, Rothley Rothley Centre Church Room, St Leonard’s CU Swithland Swithland Church Schoolroom rear of Cropston DA Cropston Cropston Chapel Vestry The Harrison Room, All DB Thurcaston Anstey Lane, Thurcaston Saints’ Church Syston East CV Syston East No. 1 Merton CP School Cherry Drive, Syston CW Syston East No. 2 Scout Hall Oxford Street, Syston Syston West CX Syston West No. 1 Fosseway Bowling Club Fosse Way, Syston CY Syston West No. 2 Community Centre School Street, Syston Thurmaston DC Thurmaston No. 1 Silverdale Community Centre Silverdale Drive, Thurmaston DD Thurmaston No. 2 County Library Church Hill Road, Thurmaston DE Thurmaston No. 3 – Melton Road Memorial Hall 722 Melton Road, Thurmaston DF Thurmaston No. 4 Wreake Villages CJ Cossington Jubilee Hall Main Street, Cossington CP Ratcliffe on the Wreake Village Hall Ratcliffe on the Wreake CQ Rearsby C of E Primary School Brookside, Rearsby CS Seagrave Village Hall Green Lane, Seagrave CZ Thrussington Village Hall Hoby Road, Thrussington CURRENT ARRANGEMENTS Ward Polling District/ Polling Polling Station Location Place Barrow & Sileby West Y Barrow Church Room Church Street, Barrow upon Soar AI Sileby West – King Street Sileby Boys Club King Street Car Park Entrance, Sileby Loughborough Ashby A - L’boro Ashby No. 1 ‘The Hut’ 14-16 Old Ashby Road, Loughborough B - L’boro Ashby No. 2 Room K1.24, Herbert Manzoni Building University Campus, Loughborough C - L’boro Ashby No. 3 – Thorpe Acre Church Centre Thorpe Acre Road, Loughborough Thorpe Acre Loughborough Dishley & D - L’boro Dishley & Hathern Gorse Covert Community Centre Maxwell Drive, Loughborough Hathern No. 1 E - L’boro Dishley & Hathern Community Centre Pasture Lane, Hathern No. 2 Loughborough Garendon F - L’boro Garendon No. 1 Thorpe Acre Church Centre Thorpe Acre Road, Loughborough G - L’boro Garendon No. 2 – Booth Wood C.P School Old Ashby Road, Loughborough Old Ashby Road Loughborough Hastings H - L’boro Hastings No. 1 Cobden CP School Hume Street Entrance, Loughborough I - L’boro Hastings No. 2 – Moira Youth & Community Centre Moira Street, Loughborough Moira Street Loughborough J - L’boro Lemyngton No. 1 Rendell CP School Nursery Unit1 Rendell Street Entrance, Lemyngton Loughborough K - L’boro Lemyngton No. 2 Mobile Unit Ring O Bells Carpark, Derby Road, Loughborough Loughborough L - L’boro Nanpantan No. 1 Holywell Free Church Berkeley Road, Loughborough Nanpantan M - L’boro Nanpantan No. 2 – Mountfields Lodge Youth Centre Epjnal Way Entrance, Loughborough Epinal Way N - L’boro Nanpantan No. 3 – Room K1.24, Herbert Manzoni Building University Campus, Loughborough University Campus Ward Polling District/ Polling Polling Station Location Place Loughborough Outwoods O - L’boro Outwoods No. 1 Mountfields Lodge Youth Centre Epjnal Way Entrance, Loughborough P - L’boro Outwoods No. 2 Woodbrook Vale High School Grasmere Road, Loughborough Loughborough Q - L’boro Shelthorpe No. 1 Outwoods Edge CP School 4 Plus Unit, Laurel Road Entrance, Shelthorpe Loughborough R - L’boro Shelthorpe No. 2 Good Shepherd Church Hall Park Road, Loughborough S - L’boro Shelthorpe No. 3 Youth Centre, Shelthorpe School Woodthorpe Road, Loughborough T – L’boro Shelthorpe No. 4 Mobile Unit Grassed area, corner of Allendale Road/Highland Drive, Loughborough Loughborough U - L’boro Southfields No. 1 Polish Community Centre William Street Entrance, Southfields Loughborough V - L’boro Southfields No. 2 The Albert Street Centre Albert Street, Loughborough Loughborough Storer W- L’boro Storer No. 1 The Ashby Hall Methodist Church Knightthorpe Road, Loughborough X - L’boro Storer No. 2 Main Hall, St Peters Community Centre Storer Road, Loughborough Quorn & Mountsorrel AB Quorn Village Hall Leicester Road, Quorn Castle (part) Shepshed East AC Shepshed East No. 1 Youth Centre, Hind Leys College Forest Street, Shepshed AD Shepshed East No. 2 Newcroft CP School Trueway Drive, Shepshed Shepshed West AE Shepshed West No. 1 Shepshed Town Council Offices 47a Charnwood Road, Shepshed AF Shepshed West No. 2 Glenmore Community Centre Thorpe Road, Shepshed Sileby AG Sileby No. 1 St Gregory’s Social Centre, (behind 24 The Banks, Sileby Church) AH Sileby No. 2 Sileby Boys Club King Street Car Park Entrance, Sileby Ward Polling District/ Polling Polling Station Location Place The Wolds Z Burton on the Wolds Village Hall Burton on the Wolds AA1 Hoton Village Hall Hoton AA2 AA3 AJ Walton on the Wolds Village Hall Walton on the Wolds AK Wymeswold Wymeswold Memorial Hall Clay Street, Wymeswold .
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