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Situation of Polling Stations Tees Valley Combined Authority Mayor This document was classified as: OFFICIAL Tees Valley Combined Situation of polling stations Authority Mayor Election Local authority name: Middlesbrough Council Date of Election: Thursday 6 May 2021 Ward/division name CAM Voting Area Combined Authority Mayor No. of polling Situation of polling station Description of persons entitled station to vote 1 St. Aidan`s Meeting Room, Head Street, AA-1 to AA-512 Middlesbrough 2 International Centre, 7 Abingdon Road, AB-1 to AB-1226 Middlesbrough 3 Abingdon Primary School, Abingdon Road, AC-1 to AC-2631 Middlesbrough 4 Breckon Hill Community Centre, Breckon Hill AD-1 to AD-1772 Road, Middlesbrough 5 Macmillan Academy, Stockton Road, BA-1 to BA-669 Middlesbrough 6 Newport Settlement, Entrance off Union Street, BB-1 to BB-1064/1 St Paul's Road 7 St. Aidan's Centre, Clifton Street, BC-1 to BC-1156 Middlesbrough 8 ACTES Resource Centre, Meath Street, BD-1 to BD-1735 Middlesbrough 9 Redwood House, (Access from Parliament BE-1 to BE-826 Road), c/o Ayresome Primary School, Worcester Street 10 Community Hub at North Ormesby, Derwent CA-1 to CA-965 Street, North Ormesby, Middlesbrough 11 St Alphonsus RC Primary, Cadogan Street, CB-1 to CB-781 North Ormesby 12 Acklam Green Centre, Acklam Road, DA-1 to DA-1219 Middlesbrough 13 Whinney Banks Primary School, Fakenham DB-1 to DB-1303 Avenue, Whinney Banks, Middlesbrough 14 Whinney Banks Primary School, Fakenham DC-1 to DC-1666 Avenue, Whinney Banks, Middlesbrough 15 Linthorpe Community School, Roman Road, EA-1 to EA-1441 Linthorpe 16 Friends Meeting House, 131 Cambridge Road, EB-1 to EB-1773 Linthorpe, Middlesbrough 17 Baptist Church Hall, Cambridge Road, EC-1 to EC-1256 Middlesbrough 18 Sacred Heart Academy, Ayresome Street, FA-1 to FA-1326 Middlesbrough 19 St. Barnabas Church Hall, 1A St. Barnabas FB-1 to FB-1264 Road, Linthorpe 20 Linthorpe Community Centre, 468 Linthorpe FC-1 to FC-2039 Road, Middlesbrough 21 Aapna House, 31-35 Eastbourne Road, FD-1 to FD-2073 Middlesbrough 22 Grove Hill Community Hub, Bishopton Road, GA-1 to GA-1663 Middlesbrough 23 Grove Hill Community Hub, Bishopton Road, GB-1 to GB-2108/1 Middlesbrough Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Tony Parkinson Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, P.O. Box 503, Town Hall, Middlesbrough, TS1 9FX This document was classified as: OFFICIAL 24 The Sutton Centre, 24 Collin Avenue, GC-1 to GC-1642 Middlesbrough 25 Swerve Table Tennis Centre, [former GD-1 to GD-1161 Beechwood Community Centre], Kirkham Row, Beechwood 26 Library at Neptune Leisure Centre, Ormesby HA-1 to HA-2242 Road, Berwick Hills 27 Active Tees Valley, (Formerly Middlebeck HB-1 to HB-364 Social Club), Homerton Road 28 Active Tees Valley, (Formerly Middlebeck HC-1 to HC-1406 Social Club), Homerton Road 29 St. Pius X R.C. Primary School, Amersham HDM-2 to HDM-1758 Road, Park End 30 Brambles Farm Community Centre, Marshall IA-1 to IA-1766 Avenue, Middlesbrough 31 Corpus Christi RC Academy, Cargo Fleet Lane, IB-1 to IB-1288 Middlesbrough 32 Thorntree Community Hub, Birkhall Road, IC-1 to IC-1360 Middlesbrough 33 Thorntree Academy, The Greenway, Thorntree ID-1 to ID-1359 34 The Nursery, St. Clare's R.C. Primary School, JA-1 to JA-1014 Trimdon Avenue, Acklam 35 The Nursery, St. Clare's R.C. Primary School, JB-1 to JB-1766 Trimdon Avenue, Acklam 36 Acklam Whin Primary School, Carlbury Avenue, JC-1 to JC-1720 Acklam, Middlesbrough 37 City Learning Centre, Acklam Grange School, KA-1 to KA-833 Lodore Grove, Acklam 38 Kader Academy, Staindrop Drive, Acklam, KB-1 to KB-1628 Middlesbrough 39 St. Margaret's Church Hall, The Oval, KC-1 to KC-928 Brookfield, Middlesbrough 40 St. Margaret's Church Hall, The Oval, KD-1 to KD-1023 Brookfield, Middlesbrough 41 Acklam Branch Library, Acklam Road, Acklam, LA-1 to LA-2098 Middlesbrough 42 Middlesbrough District Scout Headquarters, LB-1 to LB-1437 Tollesby Road, Middlesbrough 43 Newham Bridge Primary School, Cayton Drive, LC-1 to LC-908 Acklam 44 Community Hub at Easterside, Broughton MA-1 to MA-225 Avenue, Easterside 45 Community Hub at Easterside, Broughton MBM-1 to MBM-1974 Avenue, Easterside 46 Marton Manor Primary School, The Derby, MCM-1 to MCM-1785 Middlesbrough 47 Middlesbrough Sports Village, Alan Peacock NAM-1 to NAM-855 Way, Middlesbrough 48 Marton Library, The Willows, Middlesbrough NBM-1 to NBM-1407 49 Marton Community Centre, Cypress Road, NCM-1 to NCM-2221 Marton 50 Park End Primary School, Overdale Road, Park OAM-1 to OAM-2215 End 51 Park End Primary School, Overdale Road, Park OB-1 to OB-1876 End 52 Priory 16 (formerly Netherfields Comm Centre), OC-1 to OC-1480 Fulbeck Road, Netherfields 53 Memorial Hall, Meldyke Lane, Stainton PAM-1 to PAM-2161 54 Hemlington Hall Academy, Briscoe Way, PBM-1 to PBM-676 Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Tony Parkinson Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, P.O. Box 503, Town Hall, Middlesbrough, TS1 9FX This document was classified as: OFFICIAL Hemlington 55 Hemlington Library, Crosscliff, Viewley Centre, QAM-1 to QAM-1052 Hemlington 56 Hemlington Library, Crosscliff, Viewley Centre, QBM-1 to QBM-692 Hemlington 57 Hemlington Recreation Centre, Cass House QCM-1 to QCM-1336/1 Road, Hemlington 58 Hemlington Children`s Centre, Cass House QDM-1 to QDM-1305 Road, Middlesbrough 59 Sunnyside Academy, Manor Farm Way, Coulby RAM-1 to RAM-1428 Newham 60 Langdon Square Community Centre, Coulby RBM-1 to RBM-1643 Newham, Middlesbrough 61 Rose Wood Academy, The Garth, Coulby Farm RCM-1 to RCM-2008 Way, Coulby Newham 62 Rose Wood Academy, The Garth, Coulby Farm RDM-1 to RDM-1314 Way, Coulby Newham 63 Normanby Court, 12 Linden Crescent, Marton SAM-1 to SAM-1139 64 Lingfield Primary School, Buxton Avenue, SBM-1 to SBM-992 Marton 65 Lingfield Primary School, Buxton Avenue, SCM-1 to SCM-2180 Marton 66 The Avenue Primary School, The Avenue, TAM-1 to TAM-735 Nunthorpe 67 The Brunton Suite, Nunthorpe Institute, The TBM-1 to TBM-1447 Avenue Primary School, Nunthorpe 68 Chandlers Ridge Academy, Chandlers Ridge, TCM-1 to TCM-2005 Nunthorpe Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of Police and Crime Commissioner Dated Tuesday 27 April 2021 Tony Parkinson Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, P.O. Box 503, Town Hall, Middlesbrough, TS1 9FX .
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