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REVIEW OF POLLING DISTRICTS, POLLING PLACES AND POLLING STATIONS 2018 DRAFT PROPOSALS FOR FUTURE POLLING ARRANGEMENTS NOVEMBER 2018 BOSTON AND SKEGNESS CONSTITUENCY (PART OF) BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL – REVIEW OF POLLING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES 2018 RETURNING OFFICER’S PROPOSALS Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code ELECTORAL WARD: FENSIDE AA 807 Argyle Street, Bowman Close, Carlton Fenside Community Venue is suitable for purpose, Road, Brothertoft Road, Castle Street, Centre, Taverner conveniently located within the polling Fydell Street, Kyme Road, Laughton Road, Boston district with no access issues. Road, Orchard Street, Taverner Road, Witham Bank West, Witham Gardens. No change proposed. AB 1974 Carlton Road, Cotton Road, Fenside St. Christophers Venue is suitable for purpose, Road, Fieldfare Croft, Fox Close, Franklin Church Centre, conveniently located within the polling Close, Haven Meadows, Hollydene Fenside Road, district with no access issues. Close, Hurle Crescent, Ingelow Avenue, Boston. Ingram Road, Joy Paine Close, Langrick No change proposed Road, Larkspur Croft, Laughton Road, Middle Drove, North Forty Foot Bank, Old Washdyke Lane, Porcher Way, Punchbowl Lane, Puritan Way, Shaw Road, Somerset Court, Sunningdale Drive, The Graylings, Tilney Avenue. AC 300 Almond Close, Almond Walk, Brothertoft St. Christopher’s Venue is suitable for purpose, Road, Coningsby Close, Princess Street, Church Centre, conveniently located within the polling Sleaford Road, Woodhall Close. Fenside Road, district with no access issues. Boston. No change proposed Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code ELECTORAL WARD: ST. THOMAS’ BA 1225 Alderfield Close, Carmel Green, Cater St. Thomas Church Venue is suitable for purpose, Way, Chain Bridge Road, Cork Tree Hall, London Road, conveniently located within the polling Crescent, Davidson Drive, Farthing Boston district with no access issues. Close, Florin Drive, Gardeners Walk, Garfit’s Lane, Greenacres Drive, No change proposed Greenbank Close, Half Crown Court, Half Penny Court, Linley Drive, London Road, Oldman Close, Park Road, Poplar Close, St. Thomas Drive, Sterling Court, Threepenny Way, Wellingtonia Park, Westfield Close, Wheeler Drive, White Bridges, Wyberton West Road. BB 555 Bayswood Avenue, Elmwood Avenue, St. Thomas School, Venue is suitable for purpose, Heron Way, London Road, Marsh Wyberton Low Road, conveniently located within the polling Avenue, Marsh Lane, Middlecott Close, Boston district with no access issues. Wyberton Low Road. No change proposed Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code ELECTORAL WARD: SKIRBECK CA 893 Alford Terrace, Bedford Place, Blue Salvation Army Venue is suitable for purpose, with no Street, Broadfield Street, Chapel Church and access issues. Passage, Charleston Terrace, Clovelly Community Centre, Terrace, Dover Terrace, Duke Street, 59 High Street, No change proposed. Edwin Street, Elsham Terrace, Boston. Fishermans Court, Freiston Terrace, Venue will be a double station also High Street, Holbeach Terrace, King to be used for EA polling district of Street, Kingston Terrace, Liquorpond Station Ward. Street, London Road, Longview Terrace, Melbourne Terrace, Morton Terrace, Nelson Way, New Haven Terrace, Norfolk Court, Oakham Terrace, Oxford Street, Pearl Terrace, Pilgrim Close, Pulvertoft Lane, Redbourne Terrace, Redstone Caravan Park, St. Ann’s Lane, Stells Lane, Sutton Terrace, White Horse Lane. CB 448 Alfred Street, Bath Gardens, Charles Skirbeck St. Nicholas Venue is suitable for purpose, Street, Daisy Dale, Drakards Lane, Community Centre, conveniently located within the polling Muster Roll Lane, Rose Place, Skirbeck Fishtoft Road, district with no access issues. Road, South End, South Square, South Boston Terrace, Tooley Street. No change proposed. Venue will be a double station also to be used for JE polling district of Fishtoft Ward Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code CC 1495 Armfield Close, Belton Close, Bradshaws Focus 1 Youth Venue is suitable for purpose with no Terrace, Brewster Road, Burgess Close, Centre, Mill Road, access issues. Church Road, Colindale, Dudley Close, Boston. Elizabeth Road, Forbes Road, Freiston No change proposed Road, Goodson Close, Hardiway, Harewood Close, Laval Place, Leverett Road, Monteith Crescent, Rochford Crescent, Tower Road, Vauxhall Road, Wellington Road, Windsor Bank, Windsor Crescent, Woad Farm Road. CD 1506 Arbella Road, Church Road, Fishtoft Focus 1 Youth Venue is suitable for purpose with no Road, Forbes Road, Freiston Road, Centre, Mill Road, access issues. Hudsons Gardens, Kingsway, Kitwood Boston. Close, Kitwood Road, Mayflower Road, No change proposed Mill Road, Pell Place, St. Nicholas Close, St. Nicholas Road, The Courtyard, Valentine Close, Wellington Road, Wheeler Close, Windsor Bank, Windsor Crescent, Winslow Road, Woad Farm Road CE 583 Dock Terrace, Fishtoft Road, King’s Skirbeck St. Nicholas Venue is suitable for purpose with no Crescent, King’s Avenue, Kingsway, Community Centre, access issues. Maple Road, Powell Street, Rectory Fishtoft Road, Boston Road, River Way, Sea Bank, Skirbeck No change proposed. Gardens, The Featherworks, The Golf Yard, Towell Close, Windsor Bank. Venue will be a double station also to be used for JE polling district of Fishtoft Ward Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code ELECTORAL WARD: STANILAND DA 1212 Acacia Way, Cherry Walk, Cooks Lock, Staniland Primary Venue is suitable for purpose. For Heather Close, Hessle Avenue, Hessle School, Peck major elections it will be necessary to Court, Hessle Drive, Ivy Crescent, Avenue, Boston. use the school’s main hall and have 2 Medlam Road, Old Mill Court, Sail Close, polling stations, but for smaller elections Sleaford Road, South Parade, Thornton the nursery unit is used which causes Avenue, Westfield Avenue, Woodville less disruption to the school. Gardens East, Woodville Gardens West, Woodville Road. No change proposed DB 915 Albert Terrace, Bramley Lane, Broadfield Staniland Primary As above. Lane, Frampton Place, Gammons Court, School, Peck Graylands Court, Peck Avenue, Revesby Avenue, Boston Avenue, Revesby Close, Sleaford Road, St. Botolph’s Crescent, Staniland Road, Tannery Close, Tennyson Close, Walden Gardens, Woodville Road. DC 658 Bradford Road, Broadfield Lane, Bunting Staniland Primary As above. Road, Carver Road, Eaton Road, Francis School, Peck Bernard Close, Grayling Way, Kingfisher Avenue, Boston Drive, Matthew Flinders Way, Moorhen Close, Staniland Road, Woodville Road. Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code ELECTORAL WARD: STATION EA 495 Bridge Street, Emery Lane, Fydell Salvation Army Venue is suitable for purpose, with no Crescent, George Street, Hatter Lane, Church and access issues. Haven Bank, High Street, Irby Street, Community Centre, James Street, Leicester Square, Lincoln 59 High Street, No change proposed. Lane, Liquorpond Street, Paddock Boston. Grove, Pipe Office Lane, Queen Street, Venue will be a double station also Station Street, Tower Street, Trafalgar to be used for CA polling district of Place, Trinity Street, Victoria Place, West Skirbeck Ward Row, West Street. EB 808 Albert Street, Argyle Street, Bartol Zion Methodist Venue is suitable for purpose, with no Crescent, Brothertoft Court, Brothertoft Church, Hall access issues. Road, Carlton Road, Elan Close, Fydell Brothertoft Road, Street, Granville Street, Horace Street, Boston No change proposed Mountains Passage, Portland Street, Sleaford Road, Sydney Street. ELECTORAL WARD: TRINITY FA 324 Albion Terrace, Botolph Street, Cornhill TA Centre, Drill Hall, Venue is suitable for purpose, Lane, Craythorne Lane, Custom House Main Ridge, Boston conveniently located within the polling Lane, Dolphin Lane, Grants Lane, Grove district with no access issues. There is Street West, Main Ridge West, Market no car park attached to the building, Place, Mastins Court, Mitre Lane, but there is on-street parking and a National Terrace, Pen Street, Pump public car park nearby. Square, Quaker Lane, Rasons Court, Sibsey Lane, South Square, South No change proposed Street, Spain Court, Spain Lane, St. Botolph’s Mews, St. Peter’s Lane, Still Lane, Threadneedle Street, Wide Bargate. Polling Polling No. of Areas within Polling District Polling Station Returning Officer’s Proposals District District Electors Code FB 543 Field Street, Foster Street, Grove Street Training Room, Venue is suitable for purpose, with no East, Main Ridge East, Manor Gardens, Geoff Moulder access issues. Maud Street, Pilgrim Road, Rowley Leisure Complex, Road, Spain Lane, Spain Place, Spayne Rowley Road, No change proposed Road, Wide Bargate, Windsor Terrace, Boston. York Street. FC 1376 Ashlawn Drive, Comer Close, Fernleigh Holy Trinity Church Venue is suitable for purpose with no Way, Freiston Road, Highgrove Hall, Spilsby Road, access issues. 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    A 37 ACRE COMMERCIAL PARK ON THE A17 WITH 485,000 SQ FT OF FLEXIBLE BUSINESS UNITS UNLOCKING NEW OPPORTUNIES IN NORTH KESTEVEN SLEAFORD MOOR ENTERPRISE PARK IS A NEW STRATEGIC SITE CONNECTIVITY The site is adjacent to the A17, a strategic east It’s in walking distance of local amenities in EMPLOYMENT SITE IN SLEAFORD, THE HEART OF LINCOLNSHIRE. west road link across Lincolnshire connecting the Sleaford and access to green space including A1 with east coast ports. The road’s infrastructure the bordering woodlands. close to the site is currently undergoing The park will offer high quality units in an attractive improvements ahead of jobs and housing growth. The site will also benefit from a substantial landscaping scheme as part of the Council’s landscaped setting to serve the needs of growing businesses The site is an extension to the already aims to ensure a green environment and established industrial area in the north east resilient tree population in NK. and unlock further economic and employment growth. of Sleaford, creating potential for local supply chains, innovation and collaboration. A17 A17 WHY WORK IN NORTH KESTEVEN? LOW CRIME RATE SKILLED WORKFORCE LOW COST BASE RATE HUBS IN SLEAFORD AND NORTH HYKEHAM SPACE AVAILABLE Infrastructure work is Bespoke units can be provided on a design and programmed to complete build basis, subject to terms and conditions. in 2021 followed by phased Consideration will be given to freehold sale of SEE MORE OF THE individual plots or constructed units, including development of units, made turnkey solutions. SITE BY SCANNING available for leasehold and All units will be built with both sustainability and The site is well located with strong, frontage visibility THE QR CODE HERE ranging in size and use adaptability in mind, minimising running costs from the A17, giving easy access to the A46 and A1 (B1, B2 and B8 use classes).