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Scottish Parliamentary Election SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION – 5 MAY 2016 CARRICK, CUMNOCK AND DOON VALLEY CONSTITUENCY Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 1 E701 (Part), Mauchline Games Hall, 31 1 Auchencloigh, Galston to Deaconhill, Mauchline; 995 E709 and Kilmarnock Road, Whole District (Bruntwood, Galston to Rigghead, E710 Mauchline Galston); and Whole District (Lawdyke, Galston) 2 E701 (Part) 2 Donaldson Crescent, Mauchline to Loch Road, 1064 Mauchline 3 E701 (Part) 3 Lochhill, Mauchline to Wool Mill House, Mauchline 966 4 E703 4 Whole District (Mauchline Road, Catrine to 658 Westgate, Mauchline 5 E702 Sorn Old Folk’s Cabin, 1 Whole District (Gilmilnscroft Colliery, Auchinleck 527 Main Street, Sorn to Woolmill Place, Sorn) 6 E704 (Part) Catrine Nursery School, 1 Hillend of Heateth, Auchinleck to Laigh Road, 856 Newton Street, Catrine Catrine 7 E704 (Part) 2 Mauchline Road, Catrine to Low Clewes, Mauchline 884 8 E705 (Part) Muirkirk Games Hall, 21a 1 Glenbuck Lodge, Glenbuck, Cumnock to 656 Pagan Walk, Muirkirk Kirkgreen, Muirkirk 9 E705 (Part) 2 Lapraik Avenue, Muirkirk to Wellwood Street, 660 Muirkirk Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 10 E706 and Logan Primary School, 1 Whole District (Birnieknowe, Auchinleck to 527 E707 (Part) Logangate Terrace, Logan Wallacetown, Lugar); and Longhouse, Cumnock to Boswell Crescent, Logan 11 E707 (Part) 2 Bryce Avenue, Logan to Holmhead Farm, 625 Holmhead, Lugar 12 E708 (Part) The Boswell Centre, Well 1 Aird Avenue, Auchinleck to Berryhill, Auchinleck 910 Road, Auchineck 13 E708 (Part) 2 Boswell Drive, Auchinleck to Lambfair Gardens, 947 Auchinleck 14 E708 (Part) 3 Main Street, Auchinleck to Dumfries House, 1014 Cumnock 15 E801 (Part) Ochiltree Primary School, 1 Home Farm, Auchinleck House, Auchinleck to 598 Main Street, Ochiltree Knowe View, Ochiltree 16 E801 (Part) 2 Laigh Tarbeg, Ochiltree to Woodhead of 565 and E807 Lessnessock, Ochiltree and Whole District (Drumfork, Auchinleck to Willoxton, Mauchline) 17 E802 (Part) Netherthird Community 1 Avisyard Avenue to Holmburn Road, Cumnock 922 Centre, Ryderston Drive, Cumnock 18 E802 (Part) 2 Horsecleugh, Cumnock to Woodside Cottage, 890 Skares Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 19 E803 (Part) Cumnock Town Hall, 1 Armitage Drive to Glaisnock Street, Cumnock and 1003 and E808 Glaisnock Street, Whole District (Gateside, Auchinleck to Cottage Cumnock No. 2, Underwood, Cumnock) 968 20 E803 (Part) 2 Glencairn, Cumnock to Kings Drive, Cumnock 969 21 E803 (Part) 3 Holmwood, Kyle Court, Cumnock to Wylie Crescent (even numbers) 780 22 E804 (Part) 4 Ballantyne Court to Drumbrochan Road 789 23 E804 (Part) 5 Edgar Avenue to Keir Hardie Hill 854 24 E804 (Part) 6 Kings Way to Wylie Crescent (odd numbers) 25 E805 (Part) New Cumnock Primary 1 Calton, Cumnock to High Polquheys, New 900 School, The Castle, New Cumnock Cumnock 26 E805 (Part) 2 833 Holm Road, New Cumnock to Woodend, New Cumnock 27 E806 3 980 Whole District (Ardnith Avenue to West Polquhirter) 28 E901 Stair Community Centre, 1 Whole District (Garrochhill, Coalhall to Wrighthill, 240 Stair, Mauchline Trabboch) 29 E902 (Part) Drongan Community 1 Pottery House, Coalhall to Craufurd Drive, 963 Centre, Milmannoch Drongan Avenue, Drongan 30 E902 (Part) 2 Drongan Mains to Mainsford Avenue, Drongan 982 31 E902 (Part) 3 Margaret Drain Crescent, Drongan to St Clare’s 866 Court, Sinclairston Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 32 E903 Rankinston Community 1 Whole District (Alpha Cottage, Rankinston to 222 Centre, Rankinston, Ayr Waterton, Rankinston) 33 E904 (Part) Dalrymple Day Care 1 Snipe Cottage, Boghall, Ayr to Kirkton Avenue, 711 Centre, Seath Drive, Dalrymple Darlymple 34 E904 (Part) 2 Main Street, Dalrymple to Westmost Cott, 706 Hollybush, Ayr 35 E905 (Part) Patna Community Centre, 1 Glenburn Cottage. Dalvennan Shooting Ground, 850 Doonside Avenue, Patna Kirkmichael to Doonbank Crescent, Patna 36 E905 (Part) 2 Doonbank Nursing Home, Doonbank House, Patna 893 to Low Ashentree Rankinston 37 E906 (Part) Dalmellington Community 1 Armour Wynd to Grimmet, Dalmellington 686 Centre, Ayr Road, 38 E906 (Part) Dalmellington 2 High Crofts to New Cottages, Dunaskin, Patna 754 39 E907 Bellsbank Primary School, 1 Whole District (Auchenroy Crescent, Dalmellington 967 Craiglea Crescent, to Shalloch Place, Dalmellington Dalmellington 40 S601 (Part) Montgomerie Hall, 60 1 Auchans Avenue to Cockhill Cottages 760 Main Street, Dundonald 41 S601 (Part) 2 Crooks to Kilnford Drive 766 42 S601 (Part) 3 Laurieston, Dundonald to Brownlee, Kilmarnock 752 43 S602 Loans Village Hall, Hall 1 Whole District (Beechwood Paddock, Loans, Troon 690 Lane, Loans to Roballan, Southside, Troon) 44 S603 (Part) Symington Community 1 Byrehill, Kilmarnock to Kilmarnock Road, 685 Hall, Main Street, Symington 45 S603 (Part) Symington 2 Knockendale, Symington to Whitehill of Coodham, 651 Symington 46 S604 Craigie Village Hall, 1 Whole District (Adamhill, Craigie to Muirpark, 299 Craigie Pisgah, Tarbolton) Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 47 S605 and Monkton Primary School, 1 Whole District (Baird Place to Whiteside Place) and 934 S606 Station Road, Monkton Whole District (Adamton Estate to Woodside, Monkton) 48 S607 Tarbolton Community 1 Dykes, Annbank, Ayr to Gallowhill Avenue, 915 Education Centre, Tarbolton Montgomerie Street, 49 Tarbolton 2 Garden Street to Wrights Toll Cottage, Tarbolton 845 50 S608 and Mossblown Activity 1 Whole District (Burn, Annbank to Midton Cottage, 727 S609 (Part) Centre, Mauchline Road, Yett and Wellflat, Tarbolton) and Backlochans, Mossblown Annbank to Church Drive, Mossblown 51 S609 (Part) 2 Drumley, Mossblown to Mauchline Road, 720 Mossblown 52 S609 (Part) 3 McEwan Crescent, Mossblown to Riverside 797 Cottage, Yett and Wellflat, Tarbolton 53 S701 and Annbank Village Hall, 1 Whole District (Gibbsyard No. 2, Auchincruive to 920 S702 Weston Avenue, Annbank Mainholm No. 6, Mainholm Road, Ayr) and Whole District (Braefoot, Annbank to Lyndale, Sundrum, Ayr) 54 S703 (Part) Coylton Activity Centre, 1 Gadgirth, Annbank to Craigview, Coylton 786 Hole Road, Coylton 55 S703 (Part) 2 Dalblair Crescent to High Park Road, Coylton 744 56 S703 (Part) 3 Hillhead, Coylton to Sandhill, Coylton 747 57 S703 (Part) 4 Shaw Place, Coylton to West Court, Castle Drive, 745 and S704 Sundrum and Whole District (Abbothill, Ayr to Norland, Woodlands, Dalrymple) Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 58 S705 and Minishant Primary School 1 Whole District (Auchendrane House, 508 S715 IFE Wing, Merrick Auchendrane to The Beeches, Minishant and Crescent, Minishant Whole District (Darcrest House, Dalcrest, Ayr to Newarkhill, Ayr) 59 S706 Kennedy Hall, Seaview, 1 Whole District (Craigallion Balig, Ayr to Glenlea, 500 Dunure Knoweside, Maybole) 60 S707 and Carrick Centre, Culzean 1 Whole District (Balchriston Lodge, Culzean, 1004 S716 (Part) Road, Maybole Maybole to West Enoch, Maybole) and Academy Quadrant, Maybole to Kildoon Drive, Maybole 61 S716 (Part) 2 Kilhenzie View to Whitefaulds Quadrant, Maybole 971 and S717 and Whole District (Altewan, Maybole to Upper Burncrooks, Maybole) 62 S708 Maidens Bowling Club, 1 Whole District (Ardlochan House, Culzean to 616 Harbour Road, Maidens Turnberry Lodge, Turnberry Lodge Road, Turnberry) 63 S709 Richmond Hall, Main 1 Whole District (Chapelton, Girvan to Park Farm 379 Street, Kirkoswald Cottage, Turnberry) 64 S710 and Maybole Town Hall, High 1 Whole District (Netherholm, Attiquin, Maybole to 949 S711 (Part) Street, Maybole Woodcroft, Maybole) and Abbot Street, Maybole to High Street, Maybole 65 S711 (Part) 2 Hutchison Street, Maybole to Whitehall Court, 956 Maybole 66 S712 Crosshill Community 1 Whole District (Back Street, Crosshill to Craigoch 468 Education Centre, Cott. No. 2, Tradunnoch, Maybole) Kirkmichael Road, Crosshill 67 S713 McCosh Hall, Patna Road, 1 Whole District (Ashfield, Crosshill, Maybole to 606 Kirkmichael Ayr Lodge, Blairquhan, Straiton, Maybole) 68 S714 McCandlish Hall, Main 1 Whole District (Altizourie, Maybole to Cottage, 271 Street, Straiton Three Thorns, Straiton, Maybole) Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 69 S801 Dailly Community 1 Whole District (Back Road, Dailly to Schoolhouse, 942 Education Centre, Main Wallaceton, Maybole) Street, Dailly 70 S802 and Girvan North Parish 1 Whole District (Ard Choille, Girvan to Woodhead, 629 S803 (Part) Church Hall, Montgomerie Girvan) and Ardmillan Road, Girvan to Lendal Street, Girvan Quadrant, Girvan 71 S803 (Part) 2 Maxwell Street, Girvan to Wheatfield Road, Girvan 669 72 S804 (Part) Girvan South Parish 1 Ardmillan, Girvan to Gregg Place, Girvan 854 Church Hall, Duncan Street, Girvan 73 S804 (Part) 2 Hawthorn Drive, Girvan to Rowan Road, Girvan 925 74 S804 (Part) 3 Roxburgh Road to Currarie, Lendalfoot, Girvan 808 and S811 and Whole District (Bungalow, Barbae, Girvan to Station Cottages, Pinmore, Girvan) 75 S805 Lendalfoot Hall, Lendalfoot 1 Whole District (The School House, Lendalfoot to 77 Whilk Meadow, Lendalfoot) 76 S806 Barr Community Education 1 Whole District (Albany Road, Barr to Traboyack, 260 Centre, Stinchar Road, Pinmore, Girvan) Barr 77 S807 Barrhill Community 1 Whole District (Agadon, Barrhill, Girvan to White 258 Education Centre, Main Clauchrie, Pinwherry, Girvan) Street, Barrhill 78 S808 Colmonell Community 1 Whole District (Bougang Farm, Bougang, 364 Education Centre, Main Ballantrae to Kilrenzie, Pinwherry, Girvan) and S810 Street, Colmonell Whole District (Asselfoot, Pinmore, Girvan to Burnfoot Cottage, Pinwherry) Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 79 S809 Ballantrae Community 1 Whole District (Ailsa Drive, Ballantrae to 527 Education Centre, Craigenrae, Newton Stewart) Ballantrae 80 S812 Sacred Heart RC Church 1 Whole District (Ailsa Place, Girvan to Woodlands 761 Hall, Henrietta Street, Square, Girvan) Girvan 81 S813 2 Whole District (Ainslie Road, Girvan to Young 872 Street, Girvan) .
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