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Appendix to Strategy Committee Minutes List of Polling Stations from April 2002 3 September 2001 Appendix to Strategy Committee Minutes List of Polling Stations from April 2002 3 September 2001 Proposed List of Polling Stations from April 2002 Worcester Park Ward Green Lane Primary School, Green Lane Christ Church with St Philips (Wesley Hall), Ruskin Drive Dorchester Primary, Dorchester Road Nonsuch Ward Cuddington Recreation Pavilion, Sandringham Road Cheam Common Infants School, Balmoral Road Cheam Priory Day Centre, Priory Crescent Cheam Ward Cheam High School, Chatsworth Road St Dunstan’s C of E Primary School, Anne Boleyn’s Walk St Andrews Church Hall, Northey Avenue Stonecot Ward Brookfield Primary School, School, Ridge Road Youth Centre 21, Alcorn Close, Sutton Common Road Cheam Park Farm Infants’ School, Molesey Drive Sutton North Ward Holy Family Hall, Stayton Road All Saints’ Benhilton C of E Primary School, All Saints Road Westbourne Primary School, Anton Crescent Sutton Central Ward Robin Hood Junior School, Thorncroft Road St Barnabas Church Hall, St Barnabas Road Sutton Adult School, Benhill Avenue Sutton West Ward Homefield Preparatory School, Western Road St Albans Church Hall, Gander Green Lane Overton Road Pavilion Sutton South Ward Overton Road Pavilion Devonshire Primary, Devonshire Avenue Barrow Hedges School, Harbury Road 1167 Appendix to Strategy Committee Minutes List of Polling Stations from April 2002 3 September 2001 Belmont Ward The Avenue Primary School, Avenue Road Overton Road Pavilion Chiltern Church, Chiltern Road Community Centre, Shanklin Village St Helier Ward Glastonbury Centre, Hartland Road Tweeddale Infants School, Paisley Road Carshalton High School for Boys, Winchcombe Road Hill House, Bishopsford Road Methodist Hall, Green Lane Wandle Valley Ward Wandle Valley School, Welbeck Road All Saints Church Centre, New Road The Quad Youth Centre, Green Wrythe Lane Budge Lane Community Centre Middleton Circle Library The Wrythe Ward Muschamp Junior School, Muschamp Road Victor Seymour Infants School, Denmark Road Pavilion, Royston Park Riverside Community Centre, Durand Close Carshalton Central Ward The Scout Hall, Westmead Road Highfield Hall, Carshalton Road All Saints C of E Primary School, Rotherfield Road Victor Seymour Infants School Carshalton South and Clockhouse The Café, The Oaks Croydon Lane Hillcrest Hall, The Mount Barrow Hedges Primary School, Harbury Road Stanley Park Infants’ School, Stanley Park Road Wallington North Ward Elm Grove Hall, Butter Hill Holy Trinity Church Hall, Manor Road Holy Trinity C of E School, Bute Road 1168 Appendix to Strategy Committee Minutes List of Polling Stations from April 2002 3 September 2001 Wallington South Ward United Reformed Church Hall, Holmwood Gardens Wallington Public Hall, Stafford Road St Patrick’s Church Hall, Park Hill Road St Michael’s Church Centre, Milton Road Beddington North Ward Portable Polling Station, At Bristol House, 152 Beddington Lane Beddington Park Primary School, Derry Road High View Primary School, The Chase Beddington Infants School, Croydon Road* Beddington South Ward Bandon Hill Primary School, Sandy Lane South Wallington High School for Girls, Woodcote Road St Marks Church Hall, Church Road Amy Johnson Primary School, Mollison Road 1169 .
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