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Police and Crime Commissioner Election - 6Th May 2021 Police and Crime Commissioner Election - 6th May 2021 Situation of polling stations – Page 1 Police area name: Leicestershire Police Area Voting area name: Leicester City No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 1 Belgrave Union Church, Elmdale Street, LE4 5JA BEA-2 to BEA-2906 2 Gheewala Lohana Centre, Hildyard Road, LE4 5GG BEB-1 to BEB-2535 3 Gheewala Lohana Centre, Hildyard Road, LE4 5GG BEB-2536 to BEB-4738/1 4 Belgrave & Rushey Mead, Children, Young People & Family Centre, Cossington Street, LE4 6JD BEC-1 to BEC-2755 5 Belgrave Library, 24 Cossington Street, LE4 6JD BED-1 to BED-2549 6 Sanatan Manavta Day Care Centre, 172-174 Surrey Street, LE4 6FH BEE-1 to BEE-1735 7 St. Chad's Church Centre, 141a Coleman Road, LE5 4LG EVA-2 to EVA-1991 8 Coleman Neighbourhood Centre, Entrance From Balderstone Close, LE5 4ES EVB-1 to EVB-2242 9 St. Joseph`s Church, Uppingham Road, LE5 6SG EVC-2 to EVC-1191 10 Goodwood Evangelical Church, Gamel Road, LE5 6TB EVD-1 to EVD-2175 11 Evington Leisure Centre, Downing Drive, LE5 6LP EVE-1 to EVE-2903 12 Evington Library, 200 Evington Lane, LE5 6DH EVF-1 to EVF-2330 13 Hamilton Park Pavilion (Nirvana), Sandhills Avenue, LE5 1LU HHA-1 to HHA-3184 14 Hamilton Library & Learning Centre, Maidenwell Avenue, LE5 1BL HHB-1 to HHB-3945 15 Royal British Legion Club, 13 Main Street, Humberstone, LE5 1AE HHC-1 to HHC-2254 16 Netherhall Neighbourhood Centre, Armadale Drive, LE5 1HF HHD-1 to HHD-2179/2 17 Netherhall Children, Young People & Family Centre, 68 New Romney Crescent, LE5 1NH HHE-1 to HHE-2973 18 Northfields Neighbourhood Centre, Brighton Road, LE5 0HD NEA-1 to NEA-2733 19 Sacred Heart Church, Parish Hall, Entrance from Mere Close, LE5 3HS NEB-1 to NEB-2109 20 Sacred Heart Church, Parish Hall, Entrance from Mere Close, LE5 3HS NEB-2110 to NEB-4323 21 St. Barnabas Library, French Road, LE5 4AH NEC-1 to NEC-1924 22 St. Barnabas Library, French Road, LE5 4AH NEC-1925 to NEC-2918/1 23 Leicester Railwaymen's Club & Institute, Leicester Street, LE5 4FS NED-1 to NED-2265 24 Coleman Lodge, The Wayne Way, LE5 4PP NEE-1 to NEE-1943 25 Uppingham Road Methodist Church, 178 Uppingham Road, LE5 0QG NEF-1 to NEF-1506 26 St. Theodore`s Church Hall, Sandfield Close, LE4 7RE RMA-1 to RMA-1267 27 Woodbridge Children, Young People & Family Centre, 54A Woodbridge Road, LE4 7RG RMB-1 to RMB-1513 28 Rushey Mead Recreation Centre, Gleneagles Avenue, LE4 7YJ RMC-1 to RMC-2225 29 St. Gabriel`s Community Centre, Rear Of St. Gabriel`s Church, Kerrysdale Avenue, LE4 7GH RMD-1 to RMD-2026 30 Harrison Road Methodist Church Hall, Harrison Road, LE4 6QN RME-1 to RME-2462 31 Carey Hall Baptist Church Room, 159 Harrison Road, LE4 6NP RMF-1 to RMF-2079 32 Carey Hall Baptist Church Room, 159 Harrison Road, LE4 6NP RMF-2080 to RMF-4026 33 Goodwood Bowling & Social Club, Entrances From Uppingham Rd & Crofters Dr, (Car Access - Crofters Dr), LE5 2FH TCA-1 to TCA-1639 34 Phoenix Centre, Entrance From Gervas Road, Leicester TCB-1 to TCB-2813 35 Willowbrook Activity Centre (The Boyzee), Colthurst Way, LE5 2LF TCC-1 to TCC-1797 36 Christ Church Parish Hall, Thurncourt Road, LE5 2HQ TCD-1 to TCD-2158 37 St. Theodore`s Church Hall, Sandfield Close, LE4 7RE TRA-1 to TRA-1590 38 Mobile Polling Station, The Willow Public House, 215 Humberstone Lane, LE4 9JR TRB-1 to TRB-2452 39 The Redeemed Christian Church of God, 25 Edgehill Road, LE4 9EA TRC-1 to TRC-1991 40 The Mead Centre, 343 Gipsy Lane, LE4 9DD TRD-1 to TRD-2509 41 The Emerald Centre, 450 Gipsy Lane, LE5 0TB TRE-1 to TRE-1777 42 The Cricketers Public House, 1 Grace Road, LE2 8AD AYA-1 to AYA-2250 43 St. Edward`s Catholic Church Hall, Aylestone Road, LE2 8TF AYB-1 to AYB-1831 44 Aylestone Baptist Church, Lutterworth Road, Aylestone, LE2 8PE AYC-1 to AYC-1427 45 Contact Centre, Wigston Lane Children`s Home, 124-126 Wigston Lane, LE2 8TN AYD-1 to AYD-2168 46 Gilmorton Community Unit, Hopyard Close, LE2 9GY AYE-1 to AYE-1024 47 Town Hall, Entrance from Bishop Street, LE1 9BG CAA-1 to CAA-3342 48 Trinity House Chapel, Trinity House, The Newarke, LE2 7BY CAB-1 to CAB-749 49 St. Stephen`s United Reformed Church Hall, De Montfort Street (entrance from New Walk), LE1 7GB CAC-1 to CAC-1124 50 Knighton Park Table Tennis Centre, 83 Knighton Fields Road East, LE2 6DP CAD-1 to CAD-768 51 Create Studios, 120A Hartopp Road, LE2 1WF CAE-1 to CAE-2615 51 Create Studios, 120A Hartopp Road, LE2 1WF CAG-1 to CAG-139 52 Geeta Bhavan Hindu Community Centre, Clarendon Park Road, LE2 3AD CAF-1 to CAF-2086 53 Eyres Monsell Community Centre, Hillsborough Road, LE2 9PQ EMA-1 to EMA-3765 54 Pork Pie Library and Community Centre, Entrance from Stonesby Avenue, LE2 6QS EMB-1 to EMB-1937 55 Eyres Monsell & Gilmorton Children's Centre, Hillsborough Road, LE2 9PT EMC-1 to EMC-2554 56 Knighton Tennis Centre, Sir Jonathan North CC driveway, Knighton Lane East, LE2 6FU KNA-1 to KNA-828 57 Knighton Parish Centre, Church Lane, Knighton, LE2 3WG KNB-1 to KNB-1511 58 St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 75 Knighton Road, LE2 3HN KNC-1 to KNC-2022 59 9th Leicester Scout Hut, 58 Stoughton Road, LE2 2EB KND-1 to KND-1339 60 Memorial Hall, Holbrook Road, LE2 3LF KNE-1 to KNE-2506 61 Mobile Polling Station, Overdale Infant School, Entrance from Eastcourt Road only, LE2 3YA KNF-1 to KNF-2180 62 Mobile Polling Station, Pendlebury Drive / Dawson Way Junction, LE2 6HY KNG-1 to KNG-2373 63 St Andrews Play Association, Thirlmere Gardens / Walnut Street, LE2 7LA SFA-1 to SFA-1846 64 Ecumenical Church of The Nativity, Richmond Road, LE2 7PL SFB-3 to SFB-2663 65 Saffron Children, Young People & Family Centre, The Crossway, LE2 6QW SFC-1 to SFC-1946 66 Mobile Polling Station, The Linwood Centre, Entrance on Linwood Lane & Meadow Gardens, LE2 6QJ SFD-1 to SFD-1523 67 Melbourne Hall, Entrance from Melbourne Road, LE2 1DB SHA-1 to SHA-1975 68 Melbourne Hall, Entrance from Melbourne Road, LE2 1DB SHA-1976 to SHA-3625 69 The Venue, 101 Gwendolen Road, LE5 5FL SHB-2 to SHB-2702 70 Coleman Primary School, Gwendolen Road, LE5 5FS SHC-1 to SHC-1543 71 Mayflower Methodist Church Hall, Entrance From Ethel Road, LE5 5ND SHD-1 to SHD-1559 Published by the Miranda Cannon, Local Returning Officer, City Hall, 115 Charles Street, Leicester, LE1 1FZ th Where contestedPolice this poll is andtaken together Crime with the Commissioner election of a City Councillor forElection the North Evington - 6 Ward. M ay 2021 Situation of polling stations – Page 2 Police area name: Leicestershire Police Area Voting area name: Leicester City No. of Situation of polling station Description of persons polling entitled to vote station 72 Trinity Life Church, Upper Tichborne Street, LE2 1GL STA-1 to STA-2211 73 Trinity Life Church, Upper Tichborne Street, LE2 1GL STA-2212 to STA-4253 74 MKA Dashwood Centre, Dashwood Road, LE2 1PH STB-1 to STB-1471/1 75 MKA Dashwood Centre, Dashwood Road, LE2 1PH STB-1472 to STB-3096 76 St. Philip`s Church Hall, Evington Road, LE2 1HN STC-1 to STC-1803 77 St. Philip`s Church Hall, Evington Road, LE2 1HN STC-1804 to STC-3777 78 Evington Community Centre, Kedleston Road, LE5 5HY STD-1 to STD-2621/2 79 St. Matthew`s Centre, Entrance From Malabar Rd, Main Entrance, LE1 2PD WYA-1 to WYA-2765 80 Shree Mandhata Samaj Community Centre, 1 Hartington Road, LE2 0GP WYB-1 to WYB-2566 81 Wesley Hall School Room, Hartington Road, LE2 0GN WYC-1 to WYC-2065 82 Highfields Library, 98 Melbourne Road, LE2 0DS WYD-1 to WYD-2498 83 The Tudor Centre, Holderness Road, LE4 2JU ABA-1 to ABA-1854 84 The Tudor Centre, Holderness Road, LE4 2JU ABB-1 to ABB-1018 85 Stocking Farm Community Centre, Entrances From Packwood Road And Marwood Road, LE4 2ED ABC-1 to ABC-2330 86 Community of Christ, 330 Abbey Lane, LE4 2AB ABD-1 to ABD-1831 87 St. Patrick`s Parish Centre, Beaumont Leys Lane, LE4 2BD ABE-1 to ABE-3630 88 Leicester Indoor Bowls Club, 80 Slater Street, LE3 5AS ABF-1 to ABF-1286 89 Little Grasshoppers Nursery, Avebury Avenue, LE4 0FQ ABG-1 to ABG-2460/5 90 Braunstone Victoria Working Mens Club, Cantrell Road, LE3 1SD BFA-1 to BFA-1654 91 The Oak Centre, Bendbow Rise, LE3 1QA BFB-1 to BFB-2057 92 Blessed Sacrament Church Hall, Gooding Avenue, LE3 1JS BFC-1 to BFC-3269 93 Holy Apostles Hall, Fosse Road South, LE3 1AE BFD-1 to BFD-1055 94 The BRITE Centre, Braunstone Avenue, LE3 1LE BFE-1/1 to BFE-2838 95 Christ Church Schoolroom, Barbara Road, LE3 2EG BFF-1 to BFF-1877 96 Manor House Community Centre, Entrance From Compton Road, LE3 2BG BFG-3 to BFG-1523 97 Glebelands Primary School, Chancel Road, LE4 2WF BLA-1 to BLA-550 98 Beaumont Lodge Neighbourhood Association Centre, 250 Astill Lodge Road, LE4 1EF BLB-1 to BLB-1686 99 Heatherbrook Primary School - Community Wing, Astill Lodge Road, LE4 1BE BLC-1 to BLC-2089 100 Stokes Wood Allotment Society Pavilion, Stokes Drive, LE3 9BS BLD-1 to BLD-857 101 Home Farm Neighbourhood Centre, Off Strasbourg Drive, LE4 0SU BLE-1 to BLE-2415 102 Barley Croft Community Centre, Malham Close, LE4 0UT BLF-1 to BLF-1646 103 Barley Croft Community Centre, Malham Close, LE4 0UT BLG-1 to BLG-1835 104 Mobile Polling Station, Glenfrith Close, LE3 9QQ BLH-1 to BLH-1131 105 Mobile Polling Station, Heathley Park Public House, Heathley Park Drive, LE3 9QE BLI-1 to BLI-687 106 Buckminster Road Baptist Church Hall, Entrance From Buckminster Road, LE3 9AT FSA-1 to FSA-1719 107 Woodgate Resources Centre, 36 Woodgate, LE3 5GE FSB-1 to FSB-1109 108 Newfoundpool Working Mens Club, 55 Beatrice Road, LE3 9FJ FSC-1 to FSC-2295 109 Fosse Neighbourhood Centre, Entrance From Empire Road, LE3 5HE FSD-1 to FSD-2290
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