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Amersham and Chesham Statement of Persons Nominated 17 June 2021 STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Buckinghamshire Council Election of a Member of Parliament for Chesham & Amersham Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for Chesham & Amersham will be held on 17 June 2021, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. 2. One Member of Parliament is to be elected. 3. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Names of Signatories Name of Description (if Home Address Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Candidate any) Assentors Assentors Assentors CULVER (Address in the Green Party Bunce Kevin P.(+) King Charles E(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Carolyne Lindsey Newbury Candidate Neilson Karl E. Brunt Elizabeth V. Constituency) O’Callaghan Carol- O`Callaghan Anne Brendan A Ashton James M Free Johanna J. Curtis Tessa P. Booth Alan J DONNELLY (Address in the Rejoin EU Mayall Stuart(+) Marchant (+) (++) (+) (++) Brendan Patrick Finchley and Russell-Jones Paul A.(++) Golders Green Elizabeth Mackee Sam Constituency) Dryden Amanda J. Lee Christine Mackee Susan Klouda Ashok A McLearnon Marchant Joanne M. Gareth P FLEET Copper Beech The Conservative MacBean Jane E(+) Southworth Darby Isobel A.(+) Southworth (+) (++) Peter David House, Two Dells Party Candidate Baum Joseph Nicholas T P(++) Southworth John A. Katharine I.F.(++) Lane, Ashley Hood Chasey A Williams Gareth D North John D. North Hazel R. Green, Chesham, Matthews Rachel S. Pooley Elizabeth A. Bennett Philip C Smith Linda M. Macbean David Mahmood Qaser Dale Peter L. MacDougall Buckinghamshire, Holly Francis G. Duncan M. HP5 3RB Jha Sharad K GREEN (Address in the Liberal Democrats Ketteringham Woodhead (+) (++) (+) (++) Sarah Louise Chesham and Andrew T(+) Simon J. M.(++) Amersham Fayyaz Mohammad Pirouet Alison M. Constituency) Pirouet Bacon Alan K. Thomas M.E. Barnes Jane L. Abraham Varkey M Harding Paul J F K Roberts Mark A GREGORY (Address in the Breakthrough Carpenter Mays Peter C.(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Carla Louise Chesham and Party Charlie L(+) Brooker Lorraine Amersham Jeffrey Jeremy D Holmes Daniel P Constituency) Gregory Donna L. Garry Conor P Garry Cara E Bilbey Lisa-Marie Skinner Gemma L OLIVER 10 Wyatt Close, Freedom Alliance. Back Warren(+) Back Rena(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Adrian John High Wycombe, No Lockdowns. Buckingham Lim Yvonne E HP13 5YU No Curfews. Daniel C Harper Sarah J Harper Richard G Moy Collette D Moy Kyle N Wren Samantha J Moy Neil L PANTELIC (Address in the Labour Party Collins Marie F(+) Gammage (+) (++) (+) (++) Natasa Slough Procter Susan Brian H(++) Constituency) Taylor George E McCarthy Niall M. Whitney Anne L O`Donovan Easton Patricia M. Brendan C Easton Paul K. Coppock Daniel J. WILSON (Address in the ReformUK – Hiscock Anita J.(+) Allen Michael C.(++) (+) (++) (+) (++) Alex Leyton and Changing Politics Bick Jean E. Carruthers Bruce J Wanstead for Good Carruthers Griffiths Anthony J Constituency) Sandra L. Johnstone Griffiths Christine Thomas M Bolton Martin R. Cutler Frances C. Dated Thursday 20 May 2021 Nick Graham (Acting) Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, King George V House, King George V Road, Amersham HP6 5AW 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled Situation of Polling Station Station Number to vote thereat Amersham Common Village Hall, 24 White Lion Road, Amersham C1 CA-1 to CA-1077 Amersham Common Village Hall, 24 White Lion Road, Amersham C2 CA-1078 to CA-2089 St John's Methodist Church Hall, 60 Woodside Road, Amersham C3 CB-1 to CB-1974 St John's Methodist Church Hall, 60 Woodside Road, Amersham C4 CB-1975 to CB-3885 Royal British Legion Hall, 58 Whielden Street, Amersham C5 CC-1 to CC-2065 Royal British Legion Hall, 58 Whielden Street, Amersham C6 CC1-1 to CC1-1684 Wallington House, Wallington Road, Chesham, Bucks C7 CD-1 to CD-1577/1 Chesham Adult Learning Centre, Chiltern Hills Academy, Chartridge Lane C8 CDA-1 to CDA-1267 Chesham Adult Learning Centre, Chiltern Hills Academy, Chartridge Lane C9 CDA-1268 to CDA-2313 Ashley Green Memorial Hall, Two Dells Lane, Ashley Green, Bucks C10 CE-1 to CE-507 Whelpley Hill Coronation Hall, Grove Lane, Chesham, Bucks C11 CEA-1 to CEA-293 Chenies Baptist Church Hall, The Manse, Chenies C12 CEB-1 to CEB-205/1 Ley Hill Memorial Hall, The Green, Ley Hill, Chesham C13 CEC-1 to CEC-548 Latimer Parish Hall, Church Lane, Latimer C14 CED-1 to CED-276 All Saints Church Hall, Oval Way, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross C15 CF-1 to CF-869 All Saints Church Hall, Oval Way, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross C16 CF-869/1 to CF-1750 Chartridge Village Hall, Chartridge Lane, Chartridge C17 CG-1 to CG-818 Ballinger War Memorial Hall, Village Road, Ballinger, Great Missenden C18 CGA-1 to CGA-1009 Chalfont St Peter Parish Church Hall, Church Lane, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross C19 CH-1 to CH-1838 Chalfont St Peter Parish Church Hall, Church Lane, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross C20 CH-1839 to CH-3640 Kent House, Room A, Epilepsy Society, Chesham Lane, Chalfont St Peter C21 CJ-1 to CJ-1671 Kent House, Room B, Epilepsy Society, Chesham Lane, Chalfont St Peter C22 CJ-1672 to CJ-3334 The Memorial Hall, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles C23 CK-1 to CK-2066 The Memorial Hall, School Lane, Chalfont St Giles C24 CK-2070 to CK-4135 Jordans Village Hall, Green West Road, Jordans C25 CKA-1 to CKA-546 Little Chalfont Community Library, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, Amersham C26 CKB-2 to CKB-977 Hervines Park Pavilion, Hervines Road, Amersham, Bucks C27 CL-1 to CL-1761 St Leonard's Parish Centre, Glebe Way, Chesham Bois, Bucks C28 CLA-1 to CLA-1351 St Leonard's Parish Centre, Glebe Way, Chesham Bois, Bucks C29 CLA-1352 to CLA-2439 Bellingdon and Asheridge Village Hall, Chesham Road, Bellingdon, Chesham C30 CM-1 to CM-560 Cholesbury Village Hall, Cholesbury Common, Tring C31 CMA-1 to CMA-353 St Leonards Parish Hall, Jenkins Lane, St Leonards, Tring C32 CMB-1 to CMB-441 The Lee Parish Hall, Lee Clump Road, Lee Common C33 CMC-1 to CMC-590 Chalfont Leisure Centre, Nicol Road, Chalfont St Peter C34 CN-1 to CN-1732 Great Missenden Memorial Centre, Link Road, Great Missenden, Bucks C35 CO-1 to CO-1051 Great Missenden Memorial Centre, Link Road, Great Missenden, Bucks C36 CO-1052 to CO-1758 Chesham Leisure Centre, White Hill Road, Chesham C37 CP-1 to CP-1389 Chesham Methodist Church, Bellingdon Road, Chesham, Bucks C38 CPA-1 to CPA-1431 The White Hill Centre, White Hill, Chesham, Bucks C39 CPB-1 to CPB-851 The Church Centre, Featherbed Lane, Holmer Green, High Wycombe C40 CQ-1 to CQ-1673 The Church Centre, Featherbed Lane, Holmer Green, High Wycombe C41 CQ-1674 to CQ-3295 Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, Bucks C42 CR-4 to CR-1665 Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, Bucks C43 CR-1666 to CR-3269 Little Chalfont Methodist Church, Chalfont Avenue, Little Chalfont C44 CR1-1 to CR1-962 Little Missenden Village Hall, Village Road, Little Missenden, Bucks C45 CS-791 to CS-806 Little Kingshill Village Hall, Windsor Lane, Little Kingshill, Great Missenden C46 CS-807 to CS-1089 Hyde Heath Village Hall, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath, Amersham C47 CSB-1 to CSB-840 Newtown Baptist Church, Berkhampstead Road, Chesham C48 CT-2 to CT-1936 Coleshill Village Hall, Barracks Hill, Coleshill, Amersham C49 CU-1 to CU-448 Holy Trinity Church Hall, Church Road, Penn, Bucks C50 CUA-1 to CUA-708 Knotty Green Cricket Club Pavilion, Forty Green Road, Knotty Green, Beaconsfield C51 CUB-1 to CUB-1824 Winchmore Hill Memorial Hall, The Common, Winchmore Hill, Amersham C52 CUC-1 to CUC-502 The Village Hall, Penn Street, Amersham C53 CUD-1 to CUD-176 Prestwood Village Hall, 1 Wycombe Road, Prestwood, Bucks C54 CV-1 to CV-2305 Prestwood Village Hall, 1 Wycombe Road, Prestwood, Bucks C55 CV-2306 to CV-4447 Little Kingshill Village Hall, Windsor Lane, Little Kingshill, Great Missenden C56 CVA-1 to CVA-645 Hope Church, Upper Belmont Road, Chesham, Bucks C57 CW-1 to CW-1064 Hope Church, Upper Belmont Road, Chesham, Bucks C58 CW-1066 to CW-1937 Seer Green Baptist Church, Wood Pond Close, Seer Green, Bucks C59 CX-1 to CX-884 Seer Green Baptist Church, Wood Pond Close, Seer Green, Bucks C60 CX-885 to CX-1753 Chesham Town Hall, Baines Walk, Chesham C61 CY-4 to CY-1320 Christ Church Hall, Waterside, Chesham, Bucks C62 CYA-1 to CYA-1358 Christ Church Hall, Waterside, Chesham, Bucks C63 CYA-1361 to CYA-2498 Newtown Baptist Church, Berkhampstead Road, Chesham C64 CZ-1 to CZ-1575 Dated Thursday 20 May 2021 Nick Graham (Acting) Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, King George V House, King George V Road, Amersham HP6 5AW .
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