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SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS European Parliamentary Election East Midlands Region Date of Election: Thursday 23 May 2019 Hours of Poll: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Notice is hereby given that: The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Station Ranges of electoral register numbers Situation of Polling Station Number of persons entitled to vote thereat Village Hall, School Lane, Aby with Greenfield 1 AA1-1 to AA1-152 Village Hall, School Lane, Aby with Greenfield 1 AA2-1 to AA2-24 Village Hall, School Lane, Aby with Greenfield 1 AA3-1 to AA3-18 Village Hall, School Lane, Aby with Greenfield 1 DE-1 to DE-11 Corn Exchange, Market Place, Alford 2 AB-A-1 to AB-A-1388/2 Corn Exchange, Market Place, Alford 3 AB-B-1 to AB-B-1376 Corn Exchange, Market Place, Alford 3 CL1-1 to CL1-46 Village Hall, Yarburgh Road, Alvingham 4 AC-1 to AC-205 Village Hall, Yarburgh Road, Alvingham 4 CA-1 to CA-80 Village Hall, Sea Lane, Anderby 5 AD-1 to AD-302 Old School, Main Road, Skendleby 6 AE-1 to AE-156 Old School, Main Road, Skendleby 6 DJ-1 to DJ-132/2 Old School, Main Road, Skendleby 6 EG-1 to EG-128 Village Hall, Main Street, Authorpe 7 AF-1 to AF-111 Village Hall, West Lane, Baumber 8 AG1-1 to AG1-149 Village Hall, West Lane, Baumber 8 AG2-1 to AG2-29 Village Hall, Main Road, Maltby Le Marsh 9 AH-1 to AH-179 Village Hall, Main Road, Maltby Le Marsh 9 CL2-1 to CL2-326 Village Hall, Main Road, Belchford 10 AI-1 to AI-221 Village Hall, Main Road, Belchford 10 BF-1 to BF-67 Meeting Room, Skirbeck Farm, Panton Road, Benniworth 11 AJ-1 to AJ-172 Bilsby Holy Trinity Church, Alford Road, Bilsby 12 AK1-1 to AK1-327 Bilsby Holy Trinity Church, Alford Road, Bilsby 12 AK2-1 to AK2-37 Bilsby Holy Trinity Church, Alford Road, Bilsby 12 AK3-1 to AK3-48 Drop In Centre, Queens Hall, Kirmond Road, Binbrook 13 AL-1 to AL-775 Drop In Centre, Queens Hall, Kirmond Road, Binbrook 13 AR-1 to AR-56/1 Dated Thursday 25 April 2019 Robert Barlow Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, East Lindsey District Council, Tedder Hall, Manby Park, Louth, LN11 8UP Station Ranges of electoral register numbers Situation of Polling Station Number of persons entitled to vote thereat Ramsden Hall, West Keal Road, Old Bolingbroke, 14 AM-1 to AM-265 Lincolnshire The Chapel, Worlaby Lane, Worlaby, Louth 15 AN-1 to AN-85/1 The Chapel, Worlaby Lane, Worlaby, Louth 15 AQ1-1 to AQ1-53 The Chapel, Worlaby Lane, Worlaby, Louth 15 AQ2-1 to AQ2-19 The Chapel, Worlaby Lane, Worlaby, Louth 15 CK-1 to CK-45 The Chapel, Worlaby Lane, Worlaby, Louth 15 DN-1 to DN-52 Village Hall, Main Road, Bucknall 16 AO1-1 to AO1-289 Village Hall, Main Road, Bucknall 16 AO2-1 to AO2-15 Village Hall, Main Road, Bucknall 16 AO3-1 to AO3-11 Village Hall, Playing Field Lane, Ludford 17 AP-1 to AP-90 Village Hall, Playing Field Lane, Ludford 17 CF-1 to CF-367 Village Hall, Church Lane, Orby 18 AS-1 to AS-90 Village Hall, Church Lane, Orby 18 CY-2 to CY-273/1 Village Hall, Sea Road, Chapel St Leonards 19 AT-1 to AT-1559 Village Hall, Sea Road, Chapel St Leonards 20 AT-1560 to AT-2873 Village Hall, Church Lane, Willoughby 21 AU-1 to AU-32 Village Hall, Church Lane, Willoughby 21 EI-1 to EI-80 Village Hall, Church Lane, Willoughby 21 EO-A-1 to EO-A-362 Village Hall, Church Lane, Willoughby 21 EO-B-1 to EO-B-133 Community Hall, Silver Street, Coningsby 22 AV-1 to AV-1459 Community Hall, Silver Street, Coningsby 23 AV-1460 to AV-2920 Methodist Church Hall, High Street, Grainthorpe 24 AW-1 to AW-52 Methodist Church Hall, High Street, Grainthorpe 24 BK-1 to BK-543 Parish Rooms, Main Road, Covenham St Bartholomew 25 AX1-1 to AX1-150 Parish Rooms, Main Road, Covenham St Bartholomew 25 AX2-1 to AX2-107 Beckets, St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Hogsthorpe 26 AY-1 to AY-94 Road, Mumby Beckets, St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Hogsthorpe 26 CT-1 to CT-386 Road, Mumby Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 AZ1-1 to AZ1-297 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 AZ2-1 to AZ2-28 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 BJ1-1 to BJ1-107 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 BJ2-1 to BJ2-141 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 DB1-1 to DB1-32/1 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 DB2-1 to DB2-47 Village Hall, Main Road, Donington on Bain 27 DL-1 to DL-43 Cracroft Village Hall, Boston Road, West Keal 28 BA-1 to BA-321 Cracroft Village Hall, Boston Road, West Keal 28 EM-1 to EM-290 Dated Thursday 25 April 2019 Robert Barlow Local Returning Officer Printed and published by the Local Returning Officer, East Lindsey District Council, Tedder Hall, Manby Park, Louth, LN11 8UP Station Ranges of electoral register numbers Situation of Polling Station Number of persons entitled to vote thereat Village Hall, Chapel Lane, East Kirkby 29 BB-1 to BB-247 Village Hall, Main Road, Horsington 30 BC-1 to BC-119 Village Hall, Main Road, Horsington 30 BX-1 to BX-199 Church Institute, Church Lane, South Elkington 31 BD-1 to BD-215 St Marys Church, Church Lane, Fotherby 32 BE1-1 to BE1-51 St Marys Church, Church Lane, Fotherby 32 BE2-1 to BE2-350 Village Hall, Main Street, Fulstow, Lincolnshire 33 BG-1 to BG-407 Village Hall, Main Street, Gayton Le Marsh 34 BH-1 to BH-124 St Martins Church, Welton Le Wold 35 BI-1 to BI-41 St Martins Church, Welton Le Wold 35 EK-1 to EK-107 Church Institute, Main Road, Great Carlton 36 BL1-1 to BL1-126 Church Institute, Main Road, Great Carlton 36 BL2-1 to BL2-99 JJs Cafe, Main Road, Hagworthingham, Lincolnshire 37 BM-1 to BM-134 JJs Cafe, Main Road, Hagworthingham, Lincolnshire 37 BO-1 to BO-282/2 Village Hall, Tinkle Street, Grimoldby 38 BN-1 to BN-753 Village Hall, Tinkle Street, Grimoldby 38 CM-1 to CM-694 Village Hall, Tinkle Street, Grimoldby 38 DM-1 to DM-186 Parish Hall, Hainton Road, South Willingham 39 BP-1 to BP-76 Parish Hall, Hainton Road, South Willingham 39 DQ-1 to DQ-135 Methodist Chapel Schoolroom, Station Road, Halton 40 BQ-1 to 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High Street, Sutton on Sea 64 CJ-C-1 to CJ-C-1780 Meridale Hall, 1 High Street, Sutton on Sea 64 CJ-G-1 to CJ-G-257 Village Hall, Sutton Road, Trusthorpe 65 CJ-D-1 to CJ-D-1618 Old Age Pensioners Hall, 35 Waterloo Road, Mablethorpe 66 CJ-E-1 to CJ-E-1697 St Clements Church Hall, Church Lane, Sutton on Sea 67 CJ-F-2 to CJ-F-1917 Community Centre, Horncastle Road, Mareham Le Fen 68 CN-A-1 to CN-A-715 Community Centre, Horncastle Road, Mareham Le Fen 68 CN-B-1 to CN-B-65 Community Centre, Horncastle Road, Mareham Le Fen 68 DD-B-1 to DD-B-79 Community Centre, Horncastle Road, Mareham Le Fen 68 EF-1 to EF-160 Village
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    THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING WAS HELD ON MONDAY THE 21st MAY 2012 AT 7.05 PM IN THE PARISH COUNCIL OFFICES, PEPPERCORN WALK, HOLTON-LE-CLAY UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF COUNCILLOR MRS J JOHNSON COUNCILLORS PRESENT WERE: Councillor Johnson (Chairman), Councillor Blacklock, Councillor Hill (7.28 pm), Councillor Lee, Councillor C Lyons, Councillor Rowntree, Councillor Willingham. Clerk to the Council – Mrs Gash Maintenance Operative – Mr Paul Notley (7.15 pm) EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Councillor Blacklock. PUBLIC – One member of the public attended the meeting. 1. CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME AND VOTE OF THANKS The Chairman welcomed everyone and thanked them for attending this Annual Parish meeting for 2012. The Chairman then read through the minutes/report of the previous meeting in 2011. 2. TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE PARISH MEETING HELD ON 28TH MARCH 2011. The minutes of the meeting were proposed as a true record by Councillor Paul Rowntree and Seconded by Councillor John Willingham and then signed by the Chairman. 3. CHAIRMAN’S ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012 The Annual Report is attached with reports from the HCCA, HLC (MERC) and Lincolnshire Police. 4. OPEN FORUM – ELECTORS QUESTIONS AND POINTS RAISED Councillor Blacklock brought to the attention that the Parish Council will be moving premises on Thursday this week, 24th May 2012, and asked if any members would like to volunteer to help prepare the rooms on either Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning. Councillor Hill offered her support. 5. VOTE OF THANKS FROM THE CHAIRMAN The Chairman would like to take this opportunity to thank Councillor Aldridge and Councillor Blacklock, our two East Lindsey District Councillors, for their part in doing a great role in representing the village as District Councillors.