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Broadland Situation of Polling Stations PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION Broadland Constituency – 12 December 2019 NOTICE OF SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS DESCRIPTION OF DESCRIPTION OF DESCRIPTION OF POLLING PERSONS PERSONS PERSONS ENTITLED No ENTITLED TO No POLLING STATION No POLLING STATION ENTITLED TO STATION TO VOTE VOTE VOTE Acle War 102 (BB1) 1-5733 The Reading Room 101 Memorial (BA1) 1-2236 Aylsham Town Hall 104 (BB3) 1-269 /103 (BB2) 1-92 Burgh next Aylsham Recreation Centre Marsham Village The Courthouse 105 (BB4) 1-524 106 Oulton Chapel (BB5) 1-163 107 (BC1) 1-1965 Hall Blofield Heathlands (BC2) 1-1006 South Walsham 108 Community 109 (BC4) 1-642 110 Upton Village Hall (BC5) 1-572 (BC3) 1-284 Village Hall Centre Ranworth Village 112 Memorial Hall 111 (BC6) 1-313 (BD1) 1-3412 114 Cantley Village Hall (BD2) 1-575 Hall /113 Brundall Postwick Village Strumpshaw Parish 115 (BD3) 1-310 116 (BD4) 1-528 117 Lingwood Village Hall (BE1) 1-2101 Hall Room Brampton Village Frettenham Village 118 (BF1) 1-156 119 Buxton Village Hall (BF2) 1-1284 120 (BF3) 1-624 Hall Hall Church Room Tithe Barn (BG2) 1-49 Thorpe Marriott 121 (BG1) 1-1162 122 123 (BH1) 1-2145 Coltishall Horstead (BG3) 1-864 Village Hall Drayton Village Cawston Village New Frost Hall (BK2) 1-743 124 (BJ1) 1-1929 125 (BK1) 1-1219 126 Hall Hall Foulsham (BK3) 1-50 Guestwick Village Heydon Parish (BK5) 1-100 Wood Dalling Village 127 (BK4) 1-99 128 129 (BK7) 1-178 Hall Room (BK6) 1-63 Hall (BL4) 1-34 (BL5) 1-100 BL1) 1-112 Weston Longville Swannington (BL6) 1-63 Great Witchingham 130 (BL2) 1-75 131 132 (BL10) 1-500 Hall for All Church Room (BL7) 1-225 Village Hall (BL3) 1-259 (BL8) 1-28 (BL9) 1-259 Honingham Ringland Village 133 (BL11) 1-300 134 (BL12) 1-180 135 Hainford Village Hall (BM1) 1-828 Village Hall Hall Hevingham Burroughes Hall Felthorpe Pavilion 136 (BM2) 1-959 137 (BM3) 1-471 138 (BN1) 1-572 Village Hall Stratton Strawless 139 Horsford Village Beighton Village Freethorpe Village (BN2) 1-3380 141 (BP1) 1-351 142 (BP2) 1-745 /140 Hall Hall Hall Halvergate The Village Hall Great Plumstead 143 (BP3) 1-454 144 (BP4) 1-907 145 (BR1) 1-301 Playing Field Club Reedham Village Hall Little Plumstead Thorpe End Garden The Bircham Centre 146 (BR2) 1-1302 147 (BR3) 1-974 148 (BS1) 1-2096 Village Hall Village Hall Reepham 149 Spixworth Village (BT1) 1-24 St Faiths Centre (BT3) 1-1404 152 Hinks Meadow Hall 151 (BW1) 1-3881 /150 Hall (BT2) 1-2947 Newton St Faith /153 Thorpe Marriott 154 Taverham Village Rackheath Village Jubilee Hall (BX1) 1-3575 156 (BY2) 1-1492 157 (BY3) 1-1259 /155 Hall Hall Salhouse Barsham & Wroxham Church (BY1) 1-88 Briningham Village 158 159 Houghton Village (WA1) 1-202 160 (STO1) 1-97 Hall (BY4) 1-1363 Hall Hall (RA1) 1-103 Hempton Fakenham Rugby 163 Fakenham (LS1) 1-4260 161 (RA3) 1-426 162 (LN1) 1-1820 Memorial Hall Club /164 Community Centre (RA4) 1-202 (ST1) 1-393 Great Snoring 165 Old School Hall 166 (WA2) 1-146 167 Bale Village Hall (PR1) 1-86 Social Club Gunthorpe Village Helhoughton (RA2) 1-314 Hindolveston Village (ST3) 1-445 168 (PR4) 1-94 169 170 Institute Village Hall Hall (ST8) 1-59 Kettlestone (ST4) 1-173 Little Snoring Melton Constable 171 172 (WA4) 1-480 173 (STO5) 1-432 Village Hall Community Room Country Club (ST2) 1-529 West Raynham Great Ryburgh Sculthorpe Village 174 (RA5) 1-287 175 (ST5) 1-32 176 (WA6) 1-587 Village Hall Memorial Hall Hall Portacabin at Village Stibbard Village Swanton Novers 177 (ST6) 1-299 178 (ST7) 1-179 179 Sign Cherrywood (RA6) 1-762 Hall Village Hall Road Thursford Walsingham (WA3) 1-289 Wighton Village 180 (PR7) 1-175 181 182 (PR9) 1-182 Methodist Chapel Village Hall (WA5 1-362 Recreation Hut Wood Norton 183 (ST9) Village Hall Dated: 14 November 2019 TREVOR HOLDEN Acting Returning Officer Printed and Published by the Acting Returning Officer, Thorpe Lodge, 1 Yarmouth Lodge, Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich, NR7 0DU .
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