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Situation of Polling Station Notice / LLEOLIAD GORSAFOEDD ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ETHOL AELODAU SENEDD EWROP SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS LLEOLIAD GORSAFOEDD PLEIDLEISIO European Electoral Region of Wales - Wrexham Local Counting Area Ranbarth Etholiadol Ewropeaidd Cymru - Ardal Gyfrif Leol Wrecsam 23 MAY 2019 23 MAI 2019 The situation of polling stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Mae'r rhestr isod yn rhoi lleoliad pob gorsaf bleidleisio yn yr ardal bleidleisio a gwybodaeth o ran pwy fydd â hawl pleidleisio yno STATION STATION NUMBER SITUATION OF POLLING STATION PERSONS TO VOTE THEREAT NUMBER SITUATION OF POLLING STATION PERSONS TO VOTE THEREAT RHIF YR LLEOLIAD YR ORSAF BLEIDLEISIO Y RHAI A GAIFF BLEIDLEISIO YNO RHIF YR LLEOLIAD YR ORSAF BLEIDLEISIO Y RHAI A GAIFF BLEIDLEISIO YNO ORSAF ORSAF 1 Bronington V A P School, School Lane, Bronington, Whitchurch AAA-1 to AAA-566 45 Johnstown Bowling Club, Bryn Avenue, Johnstown JAA003-1 to JAA003-1343 2 Whitewell Parish Rooms, Whitewell, Iscoyd AAB-1 to AAB-254 AAC-1 to AAC-120 46 Gardden Community Centre, Heol Eifion, Rhosllanerchrugog JBA001-1 to JBA001-645 3 Worthenbury Village Hall, Worthenbury AAD-1 to AAD-429 47 Capel Mawr Schoolroom, Brook Street, Rhosllanerchrugog JBA002-1 to JBA002-955 JCC001-1 to JCC001-482 4 Tallarn Green Village Hall, Tallarn Green, Whitchurch AAE-1 to AAE-262 48 Rhos Bowling Club Pavilion, Baptist Street, Ponciau JCA001-1 to JCA001-509 5 Bangor Village Hall, Overton Road, Bangor on Dee AAF-1 to AAF-935 49 Bethel Chapel School Room, Johnson Street, Ponciau JCA002-1 to JCA002-544 6 Glendower Community Room, Hanmer, Whitchurch ABA-1 to ABA-278 50 The Stiwt, Glanrafon Room, Peter Street, Rhos JCB002-1 to JCB002-733 7 Horsemans Green Community Hall, Horsemans Green, Whitchurch ABB-1 to ABB-247 51 Community Room, Llys-Y-Mynydd, Rhos JCC002-1 to JCC002-486 8 Penley Rainbow Centre, Whitchurch Road, Penley, ABC-1 to ABC-760 52 Penycae Community Centre, Hall Street, Penycae KAA-1 to KAA-898 9 Bettisfield Village Hall, Bettisfield, Whitchurch ABD-1 to ABD-315 53 Penycae Neighbourhood Church of the Nazarene, Stryt Issa KAB-2 to KAB-1549/1 10 Parish Room, Overton Village Hall, Penyllan Street, Overton ABE-1 to ABE-1070 54 The Cefn Mawr Activity Centre, Off Bro Gwilym, Cefn Mawr LAA001-1 to LAA001-1497 LAC002-1 to LAC002-177 BAA-1 to BAA-489 BAB-1 to BAB-229 55 George Edwards Hall, Well Street, Cefn Mawr LAA002-1 to LAA002-378 11 Marchwiel Village Hall No. 1, Marchwiel BAC-1 to BAC-502 56 The Activity Centre, Ysgol Acrefair, Llangollen Road, Acrefair LAB-1 to LAB-1338 12 Marchwiel Village Hall No.2, Marchwiel BAD-1 to BAD-300 BAE-1 to BAE-298 57 St John`s Church Centre, Church Street, Rhosymedre LAC001-1 to LAC001-404 13 Isycoed Village Hall, Bowling Bank, Wrexham BBA-1 to BBA-343 58 Opportunities Centre, Hampden Way, Acrefair LBA-3 to LBA-1218 14 Holt Community Centre - Rear Room Access, Chapel Street, Holt, BBB-1 to BBB-1289 59 Ruabon Village Hall, Maes Y Llan Lane, Ruabon MAA-1 to MAA-2151 15 Pentre Gwyn & Tanycoed Community Centre, Abenbury Road BBD-1 to BBD-965 ODA002-1 to ODA002-654 60 St Mary`s School Community Room, Park Street, Ruabon MAB-1 to MAB-1076/1 16 St Peter`s Primary School, Chapel Lane, Rossett CAA-1 to CAA-1846 61 Little Acton Social Centre, The Green, Wrexham NAA-1 to NAA-1817 17 Rossett & Burton Village Hall, Station Road, Rossett, CAB-1 to CAB-773 62 Canolfan Brenda Price Centre, Barker`s Lane School, Barker`s Lane, NBA-1 to NBA-1972 18 Gresford Methodist Church Hall, Chester Road, Gresford CBA-1 to CBA-1841 63 Friends Meeting House, Holt Road, Wrexham NCA-1 to NCA-1471 19 Gresford Memorial Hall, Off High Street, Gresford CCA-1 to CCA-1352/1 CCB-1 to CCB-958/1 64 St John`s Church Hall, Borras Road, Wrexham NDA-1 to NDA-2885 20 Church of the Nazarene, Nant-Y-Gaer Road, Llay DAA-1 to DAA-1188 65 Acton Community Resource Centre, Overton Way, Wrexham NEA-1 to NEA-1327 NEB-1 to NEB-1010 21 Llay Library, Llay Park Resource Centre, Market Square, Llay DAB-1 to DAB-2389 66 Caia Park Community Council Rooms, Cartrefle, Cefn Road, Wrexham OAA-1 to OAA-1662 22 Cefn-Y-Bedd Community Centre, Sydallt Lane, Cefn-Y-Bedd EAA001-1 to EAA001-324 67 Caia Park Partnership, Cafe Area, Prince Charles Road, Wrexham OBA-1 to OBA-1534 23 Ysgol Heulfan Junior School Hall, Sunny View, Gwersyllt EAA002-1 to EAA002-684/1 68 St Peter`s Church Hall, Smithfield Road, Wrexham OCA-3/1 to OCA-1769 24 The Institute, Summerhill EAA003-1 to EAA003-991 69 Hightown Community Resource Centre No 2, Fusilier Way, Wrexham ODA001-1 to ODA001-1140 25 Bradley Village Hall, Glanllyn Road, Bradley EBA001-2 to EBA001-172 EBB001-1 to EBB001-884 70 The Venture, Garner Road, Wrexham OEA-2 to OEA-1320 EBA002-1 to EBA002-1262/1 26 Gwersyllt Community Primary School, Dodd`s Lane, Gwersyllt 71 Garden Village Institute, Kenyon Avenue, Wrexham PAA-1 to PAA-1659 EBB002-1 to EBB002-902/1 72 Rhosddu Community Centre, Price`s Lane, Rhosddu PBA001-1 to PBA001-860 27 Gresford Colliery Sports and Social Club, Bluebell Lane, Pandy EBA003-1 to EBA003-455/1 73 Garden Village Youth Centre, Wats Dyke Way, Garden Village PBA002-1 to PBA002-488 28 Gwersyllt Community Resource Centre, Second Avenue, Gwersyllt ECA-1 to ECA-2266 74 Methodist Chapel Schoolroom, Colliery Road, Wrexham PBA003-1 to PBA003-383 29 Lodge Community Centre, Broughton Road, Lodge FAA001-1 to FAA001-145 75 St James` Church Hall, Rhosddu Road, Wrexham PCA-1 to PCA-1948 30 Brynteg Memorial Centre, Meeting Room 1, Quarry Road, Brynteg FAA002-1 to FAA002-166 FBA-1 to FBA-1251 76 Bradley Road Evangelical Hall, Bradley Road, Wrexham QAA001-1 to QAA001-1909 31 Black Lane C P School, Long Lane, Pentre Broughton FAA003-1 to FAA003-1219 77 Maesgwyn Community Centre, Lilac Way, Wrexham QAA002-1 to QAA002-732 32 New Broughton Community Centre, Bersham Road, New Broughton FBB-1 to FBB-1614 78 Bishops Own Scout and Guide Headquarters, Sontley Road, Wrexham QBA-4 to QBA-1558 33 All Saints Church Parish Room, Southsea FCA001-1 to FCA001-436 79 Hightown Community Resource Centre No 1, Fusilier Way, Wrexham QCA-1 to QCA-1765 34 Ysgol Penrhyn Junior School, School Lane, New Broughton FCA002-1 to FCA002-829 80 All Saints Church Hall, Poyser Street, Wrexham QDA-1 to QDA-1711/1 35 The Enterprise Centre, Blast Road, Brymbo GAA-1 to GAA-2363 81 Chirk Methodist Church Hall, Chapel Lane, Chirk RAA001-1 to RAA001-1470/1 36 Ysgol Tanyfron Community Hall, Tanyfron GAB-1 to GAB-717 82 Black Park Chapel, Halton, Chirk RAA002-1 to RAA002-168 37 Bwlchgwyn Village Hall, Stryt Maelor, Bwlchgwyn GBA-1 to GBA-659 83 Pentre Controlled School, Pentre, Chirk RAA003-1 to RAA003-186 38 Minera Aided School, Minera, Wrexham GBB-1 to GBB-1198 84 Chirk Parish Hall, Chirk RBA-1 to RBA-1537 39 Plas Pentwyn, Castle Road, Coedpoeth, Wrexham HAA-1 to HAA-2473 85 Oliver Jones Memorial Hall, Dolywern RCA-1 to RCA-657 40 The Old Carnegie Library, Adj Parish Hall, Park Road, Coedpoeth HAB-1 to HAB-1041 86 Canolfan Ceiriog, New Road, Glyn Ceiriog RCB-1 to RCB-785 41 Rhostyllen Parish Hall, Vicarage Hill, Rhostyllen IAA-1 to IAA-83 IAD-1 to IAD-2030 87 Ceiriog Centenary Hall, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, RCC-1 to RCC-136 RCD-1 to RCD-113 42 The Institute, Aberoer, Wrexham IAB-1 to IAB-262 88 Trevor Community Centre, Heol Penderyst, Trevor SAA001-1 to SAA001-1116 43 St Mary`s Church Hall, Merlin Street, Johnstown IAC-1 to IAC-386 JAA002-1 to JAA002-374 89 Froncysyllte Community Centre, Gate Road, Froncysyllte SAA002-1 to SAA002-477 JCB001-1 to JCB001-168 44 Johnstown Community Centre, Heol Kenyon, Johnstown JAA001-2 to JAA001-754 Ian Bancroft, Local Returning Officer / Swyddog Canlyniadau Lleol 25 April 2019 / 25 Ebrill 2019 Printed and Published by the Local Returning Officer Guildhall Wrexham LL11 1AY / Argraffwyd a Chyhoeddwyd gan y Swyddog Canlyniadau LLeol, Neuadd y Dref Wrecsam LL11 1AY Ian Bancroft, Local Returning Officer / Swyddog Canlyniadau Lleol 25 April 2019 / 25 Ebrill 2019 Printed and Published by the Local Returning Officer Guildhall Wrexham LL11 1AY / Argraffwyd a Chyhoeddwyd gan y Swyddog Canlyniadau LLeol, Neuadd y Dref Wrecsam LL11 1AY .
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