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SCOTTISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AREA Ward: 1 Renfrew North and Braehead Date of election: Thursday 4 May 2017 The poll for this election will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm. Notice is hereby given that polling stations and the voters assisgned to each in this election shall be as follows:- Polling Polling Station and address Station Number Description of voters entitled to vote at the polling station District NN01 Renfrew Town Hall & Museum, Renfrew Cross, Renfrew, PA4 8PF RENTH_1 Anderson Drive to Hamilton Crescent NN01 Renfrew Town Hall & Museum, Renfrew Cross, Renfrew, PA4 8PF RENTH_2 High Street to Wilson Street NN02 Kirklandneuk Community Centre, Ness Road, Renfrew, PA4 9DE KIRKCC_1 Aranthrue Crescent to Kirklandneuk Road NN02 Kirklandneuk Community Centre, Ness Road, Renfrew, PA4 9DE KIRKCC_2 Laggan Terrace to Vennacher Road NN03 Renfrew Town Hall & Museum, Renfrew Cross, Renfrew, PA4 8PF RENTH_3 Andrew Avenue to Glebe Street NN03 Renfrew Town Hall & Museum, Renfrew Cross, Renfrew, PA4 8PF RENTH_4 High Street to Merlinford Avenue NN03 Renfrew Town Hall & Museum, Renfrew Cross, Renfrew, PA4 8PF RENTH_5 Merlinford Crescent to Whimbrel Wynd McMaster Centre, Robertson Park, Donaldson Drive, Renfrew, NN04 MCMAST_1 Alexandra Drive to Meikle Avenue PA4 8LX McMaster Centre, Robertson Park, Donaldson Drive, Renfrew, NN04 MCMAST_2 Mill Vennel to Windsor Road PA4 8LX King George V Sports Pavilion, Dean Park Road, Renfrew, PA4 NN05 KINGGSP_1 Afton Drive to Cramond Avenue 0AN King George V Sports Pavilion, Dean Park Road, Renfrew, PA4 NN05 KINGGSP_2 Croft Way to Hallidale Crescent 0AN King George V Sports Pavilion, Dean Park Road, Renfrew, PA4 NN05 KINGGSP_3 Inverglas Avenue to Morriston Crescent 0AN King George V Sports Pavilion, Dean Park Road, Renfrew, PA4 NN05 KINGGSP_4 Nethy Way to Tweed Crescent 0AN NN24 St James' Primary School, Brown Street, Renfrew, PA4 8HL STJAMES_1 Albert Road to Nethergreen Crescent NN24 St James' Primary School, Brown Street, Renfrew PA4 8HL STJAMES_2 Nethergreen Wynd to Victoria Drive West Only those persons registered to vote in the ward and aged 16 or over on the day of the poll will be eligible to vote. You can find more information about your polling place on our website at renfrewshire.gov.uk Printed and published by Sandra Black, Returning Officer, Renfrewshire Council, Renfrewshire House, Election Office, Cotton Street, Paisley PA1 1TR SCOTTISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AREA Ward: 2 Renfrew South and Gallowhill Date of election: Thursday 4 May 2017 The poll for this election will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm. Notice is hereby given that polling stations and the voters assisgned to each in this election shall be as follows:- Polling Polling Station and address Station Number Description of voters entitled to vote at the polling station District NN06 St Catherine's Primary School, 28a Brabloch Crescent, Paisley PA3 4RG STCATH_1 Abbot Street to Gallowhill Road NN06 St Catherine's Primary School, 28a Brabloch Crescent, Paisley PA3 4RG STCATH_2 Gallowhill Road to St Margarets Court NN07 Gallowhill Community Centre, 210 Netherhill Road, Paisley PA3 4SF GALLWCC_1 Arkleston Crescent to Knock Way NN07 Gallowhill Community Centre, 210 Netherhill Road, Paisley PA3 4SF GALLWCC_2 Knowe Road to Renfrew Road NN08 Glynhill Hotel, 169 Paisley Road, Renfrew, PA4 8XB GLYNHIL_1 Arkleston Road to Gibson Road NN08 Glynhill Hotel, 169 Paisley Road, Renfrew, PA4 8XB GLYNHIL_2 Gleniffer Road to Wright Street NN09 Arkleston Primary School, 125 Cockels Loan, Renfrew, PA4 0EL ARKPS_1 Ambassador Way to Herald Way NN09 Arkleston Primary School, 125 Cockels Loan, Renfrew, PA4 0EL ARKPS_2 Hercules Way to York Way NN10 Newmains Primary School, 8a Lang Avenue, Renfrew PA4 0DA NEWMAIN_1 Ailsa Road to Iona Road NN10 Newmains Primary School, 8a Lang Avenue, Renfrew PA4 0DA NEWMAIN_2 Lang Avenue to Tinto Square NN11 St James' Primary School, 10 Brown Street, Renfrew PA4 8HL STJAMES_3 Barclay Square to Viewpark Gardens Only those persons registered to vote in the ward and aged 16 or over on the day of the poll will be eligible to vote. You can find more information about your polling place on our website at renfrewshire.gov.uk Printed and published by Sandra Black, Returning Officer, Renfrewshire Council, Renfrewshire House, Election Office, Cotton Street, Paisley PA1 1TR SCOTTISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AREA Ward: 3 Paisley Northeast and Ralston Date of election: Thursday 4 May 2017 The poll for this election will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm. Notice is hereby given that polling stations and the voters assisgned to each in this election shall be as follows:- Polling Polling Station and address Station Number Description of voters entitled to vote at the polling station District NP01 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_1 Arkleston Drive to Glasgow Road NP01 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_2 Greenlaw Avenue to Kingsburgh Drive NP01 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_3 Mansionhouse Road to Windsor Crescent NP02 Ralston Community Sports Centre, Penilee Road, Ralston, Paisley PA1 3AX RSPORT_1 Atholl Crescent to Gartartan Road NP02 Ralston Community Sports Centre, Penilee Road, Ralston, Paisley PA1 3AX RSPORT_2 Glasgow Road to Tylney Road NP03 Ralston Community Centre, 6 Allanton Avenue, Paisley, PA1 3BL RCC_1 Allanton Avenue to Glasgow Road NP03 Ralston Community Centre, 6 Allanton Avenue, Paisley, PA1 3BL RCC_2 Hawkhead Road to Woodend Drive SP02 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_4 Gartmore Road to Whitehaugh Drive SP03 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_5 Bank Street to Howard Street SP03 Williamsburgh Primary School, Lacy Street, Paisley PA1 1QF WILLIAM_6 Kilnside Road to Williamsburgh Terrace Only those persons registered to vote in the ward and aged 16 or over on the day of the poll will be eligible to vote. You can find more information about your polling place on our website at renfrewshire.gov.uk Printed and published by Sandra Black, Returning Officer, Renfrewshire Council, Renfrewshire House, Election Office, Cotton Street, Paisley PA1 1TR SCOTTISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AREA Ward: 4 Paisley Northwest Date of election: Thursday 4 May 2017 The poll for this election will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm. Notice is hereby given that polling stations and the voters assisgned to each in this election shall be as follows:- Polling Polling Station and address Station Number Description of voters entitled to vote at the polling station District Beechwood Community Centre, 26 Shortroods Road, Paisley PA3 2NT (Combined NN12 BEECH_1A Barnsford Road to Abbotsinch Road with station BEECH_1) Beechwood Community Centre, 26 Shortroods Road, Paisley PA3 2NT (NN12 NP04 BEECH_1 Abbotsburn Way to Greenock Road combined with this station) NP04 Beechwood Community Centre, 26 Shortroods Road, Paisley PA3 2NT BEECH_2 Inchinnan Road to Osprey Crescent NP04 Beechwood Community Centre, 26 Shortroods Road, Paisley PA3 2NT BEECH_3 Osprey Road to Wendur Way NP05 Disability Resource Centre, Love Street, Paisley PA3 2EA DRC_1 Albion Street to Wallace Street NP06 St Ninian's Church (St Ninian's Centre), 85 Blackstoun Road, Paisley PA3 1NR NINIAN_1 Bankfoot Road to Fergus Drive NP06 St Ninian's Church (St Ninian's Centre), 85 Blackstoun Road, Paisley PA3 1NR NINIAN_2 Ferguslie Park Avenue to Tannahill Road St Ninian's Church (St Ninian's Centre), 85 Blackstoun Road, Paisley, PA3 1NR NP06 NINIAN_3 Westburn Avenue to Woodvale Drive (SP10 combined with this station) SP06 Martyrs Church Hall, 5 King Street, Paisley, PA1 2LS MARTYRS_1 Argyle Street to West Street SP07 Church of New Jerusalem, 17 George Street, Paisley, PA1 2LB CNJ_1 Barr Place to West Buchanan Place SP08 St Mary's Primary School, 4 Maxwellton Road, Paisley, PA1 2RJ STMARYS_1 Alexandra Drive to Ivy Gardens SP08 St Mary's Primary School, 4 Maxwellton Road, Paisley, PA1 2RJ STMARYS_2 Maxwellton Street to West Street SP09 St Charles Church Hall, 5 Union Street, Paisley, PA2 6DU CHARLES_1 Brodie Park Crescent to Low Road SP09 St Charles Church Hall, 5 Union Street, Paisley, PA2 6DU CHARLES_2 Main Road to Victoria Road St Ninian's Church (St Ninian's Centre), 85 Blackstoun Road, Paisley PA3 1NR SP10 NINIAN_3A Blackstoun Oval to Tannahill Terrace (Combined with station NINIAN_3) SP11 West End Community Centre, 5A Underwood Lane, Paisley, PA1 2SL WECC_1 Arthur Street to West Brae SP12 7th Paisley Scout Hall, The Bield, 40 Broomlands Street, Paisley, PA1 2NP 7THPSH_1 Broomlands Lane to Woodside Crescent Only those persons registered to vote in the ward and aged 16 or over on the day of the poll will be eligible to vote. You can find more information about your polling place on our website at renfrewshire.gov.uk Printed and published by Sandra Black, Returning Officer, Renfrewshire Council, Renfrewshire House, Election Office, Cotton Street, Paisley PA1 1TR SCOTTISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AREA Ward: 5 Paisley East and Central Date of election: Thursday 4 May 2017 The poll for this election will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm. Notice is hereby given that polling stations and the voters assisgned to each in this election shall be as follows:- Polling
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    Premises Licences - Granted Licence No. Premises Address Licence Holder Address Premises Manager Address Status 1 PREM/001 Greenfarm Market Imtiaz Ul Haq Imtiaz Ul Haq Current 32 Greenfarm Road 247 Nithsdale Road 247 Nithsdale Road Linwood Glasgow Glasgow PA3 3HQ G41 5AQ G41 5AQ 2 PREM/002 The Shopping Basket Tahir Ali Rasul Tahir Ali Rasul Current 73 Clippens Road 8 Cunningham Gardens 8 Cunningham Gardens Linwood Houston Houston Paisley PA6 7GA PA6 7GA PA3 3PY 3 PREM/003 Spar Renfrew Messrs Sadiq Craig Mullen Current 198 Paisley Road 2 Methven Avenue 71 Nethergreen Wynd Renfrew Bearsden Renfrew PA4 8DS Glasgow PA4 8HT G61 2AX 4 PREM/005 Costcutter Ajay Kumar Ajay Kumar Current 9 Dunvegan Quadrant Flat 2/2, 28 Clifford Street Flat 2/2 Renfrew Glasgow 28 Clifford Street PA4 9BS G51 1PA Glasgow G51 1PA 5 PREM/006 Castle Superstore Sardar Ali Rasul Sardar Ali Rasul Current 76 Sycamore Avenue 8 Cunninghame Gardens 8 Cunninghame Gardens Johnstone Houston Houston Renfrewshire Renfrewshire Renfrewshire PA5 0BL PA5 0BL PA6 7GA 6 PREM/007 The Local Richard Dixon Fleming, Michael Current 32 Canal Street Vincent McLoughlin and Ian J Renfrew Corfield KPMG LLP 8 Salisbury PA4 8QD Square London EC4Y 8BB 7 PREM/008 Keystore The Partnership of Joga and Joga Ram Current 4 New Inchinnan Road Sukhdev Ram 3 Aytoun Road 3 Aytoun Road Paisley Glasgow Glasgow PA3 2PP G41 5RL G41 5RL 8 PREM/009 Brediland Food Market Abdul Ghafur Javid Ghafur Current 198 Brediland Road 11 St Helens Gardens 210 Nithsdale Road Paisley Glasgow Glasgow PA2 0SA G41 3DG G41 5EU 9 PREM/010