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Statement of Persons Nominated & Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED, NOTICE OF POLL AND SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Selby District Council Election of a Member of Parliament for Selby and Ainsty Constituency Notice is hereby given that: 1. A poll for the election of a Member of Parliament for the Selby and Ainsty Constituency will be held on Thursday 8 June 2017, between the hours of 07:00 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 ADAMS Laurel House, The Conservative Askew Bryan(+) Cawood Arthur(++) Ferguson Howard Horn Karen Gilbert Scott Sage Bryn K Nigel Stockton on the Party Candidate Gibb Eileen Sanderson June E Lee Andrew Hallisey Rebecca Pullan Ian R Denby Mary J Forest, York, Waller Norman R Metcalfe Bowman David R Lee Juliette Ferguson Susan A White Debbie A YO32 9UW Metcalfe Eileen Christopher W Ferguson Brian D Ferguson Patricia E White David J Farman Pascoe Susan S Bewley David M Florence M A Paraskos Andrew BOWGETT 12 Oxton Drive, Labour Party Marshall Janet(+) Nichols Packham Robert J Thurlow Anthony J Lodge Gregory P(+) Mansfield David Tadcaster, North Shaw-Wright Steven Wendy R(++) Lowe Elizabeth A Birdsall Josephine M Mansfield Linda Edward B(++) Yorkshire, Leake David A Lowe Andrew E Birdsall Andrew J Birdsall Lucie Martin Diane E Martin William N LS24 8AH Duckett Stephanie A Birdsall Jim Cobb Stephen J Wheeler David Taylor Jean S Taylor Arthur Marshall Brian S Shaw-Wright Fisher John Fisher Enid Beechey Roberta Beechey Eric W Jennifer W Davies Doreen Welch Paul DELHOY 51 Flaxman Liberal Democrats Welbourn Paul J(+) Welbourn Muscroft Faith C Muscroft Jade Callum Avenue, York, Welbourn Carol Dean A(++) Stephenson Muscroft Lynne YO10 3TW Kelly Hugh E Welbourn James L Daniel L Mills James R Prewer John W Rankin Suzanne C Patrick Alan B Hall Nicholas J PYCROFT (address in the UK Independence Dray Paul(+) McLean Mary(++) Tony Selby and Ainsty Party (UKIP) Young Keith Sedman Ann constituency) Howarth Kevin Morley Peter G Gunning Geoffrey Farmer John T Swann Derek J Swann Christine 4. The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Appleton Roebuck Parish Room, Daw Lane, Appleton Roebuck, York 1 AAC-1 to AAC-39 Appleton Roebuck Parish Room, Daw Lane, Appleton Roebuck, York 1 AAR-1 to AAR-647 Appleton Roebuck Parish Room, Daw Lane, Appleton Roebuck, York 1 ACO-1 to ACO-123/2 Barkston Ash Village Hall, Church Street, Barkston Ash, Tadcaster 2 ABA-1 to ABA-289 Barkston Ash Village Hall, Church Street, Barkston Ash, Tadcaster 2 ATW-1 to ATW-173/1 Church Fenton Village Hall, Main Street, Church Fenton, Tadcaster 3 ABG-1 to ABG-96 Church Fenton Village Hall, Main Street, Church Fenton, Tadcaster 3 ACF-1 to ACF-1011/1 Church Fenton Village Hall, Main Street, Church Fenton, Tadcaster 3 ALF-1 to ALF-89 Bilbrough Village Hall, Cat Lane, Bilbrough, York 4 ABI-1 to ABI-304 Bolton Percy Old School Hall, School Lane, Bolton Percy, York 5 ABP-1 to ABP-263 Bolton Percy Old School Hall, School Lane, Bolton Percy, York 5 AOX-2 to AOX-17 Bolton Percy Old School Hall, School Lane, Bolton Percy, York 5 AST-1 to AST-23/1 Healaugh Memorial Hall, Wighill Lane, Healaugh, Tadcaster 6 ACA-1 to ACA-38 Healaugh Memorial Hall, Wighill Lane, Healaugh, Tadcaster 6 AHE-1 to AHE-124 Stutton Village Hall, Manor Road, Stutton, Tadcaster 7 AGM-1 to AGM-46 Stutton Village Hall, Manor Road, Stutton, Tadcaster 7 TAS-1 to TAS-360 Ulleskelf Village Hall, Main Street, Ulleskelf, Tadcaster 8 AKW-1 to AKW-64 Ulleskelf Village Hall, Main Street, Ulleskelf, Tadcaster 8 AUL-1 to AUL-704 Saxton Village Hall, Cotchers Lane, Saxton, Tadcaster 9 ALD-1 to ALD-37 Saxton Village Hall, Cotchers Lane, Saxton, Tadcaster 9 ASX-1 to ASX-447 Barlby Library and Community Hub, Howden Road, Barlby, Selby 10 BLV-1 to BLV-2177 Barlow Village Hall, Park Lane, Barlow, Selby 11 BRL-1 to BRL-628/1 Civic Centre Room 2, Doncaster Road, Selby 12 BRT-1 to BRT-1435 Brayton Scout and Guide HQ, Doncaster Road, Brayton, Selby 13 BRV-1 to BRV-2749 Brotherton Parish Hall, Old Great North Road, Brotherton, Knottingley 14 BYB-1 to BYB-527 Brotherton Parish Hall, Old Great North Road, Brotherton, Knottingley 14 BYR-1 to BYR-1056 Burton Salmon Methodist Church, Main Street, Burton Salmon, Leeds 15 MBS1-1 to MBS1-339 Burton Salmon Methodist Church, Main Street, Burton Salmon, Leeds 15 MBS2-1 to MBS2-1 Fairburn Community Centre, Great North Road, Fairburn, Knottingley 16 BYU-1 to BYU-695 Camblesforth Village Church, Brigg Lane, Camblesforth, Selby 17 CAM-1 to CAM-1237 Carlton Village Hall, Church Lane, Carlton, Goole 18 CAR-1 to CAR-1436 Chapel Haddlesey Church Community Hall, Millfield Road, Chapel Haddlesey, Selby 19 CCH-1 to CCH-166 Chapel Haddlesey Church Community Hall, Millfield Road, Chapel Haddlesey, Selby 19 CTW-1 to CTW-176 Drax Village Hall, Castle Hill Lane, Drax, Selby 20 CDX-1 to CDX-316 Drax Village Hall, Castle Hill Lane, Drax, Selby 20 CLD-1 to CLD-94 Drax Village Hall, Castle Hill Lane, Drax, Selby 20 CNL-1 to CNL-175 Hensall Methodist Chapel, Main Street, Hensall, Goole 21 CHL-1 to CHL-669/1 Sloop Inn, Main Road, Temple Hirst, Selby 22 CHS-1 to CHS-240/1 Sloop Inn, Main Road, Temple Hirst, Selby 22 CTH-1 to CTH-94 Cawood Old Boys School, Old Boys School Lane, Off Rythergate, Cawood 23 CWD-1 to CWD-1257 Ryther Village Hall, Main Street (B1223), Ryther, Tadcaster 24 CWR-1 to CWR-215 Wistow Jubilee Hall, Jubilee Road, Wistow, Selby 25 CWW-1 to CWW-1016 Wistow Jubilee Hall, Jubilee Road, Wistow, Selby 25 SLN2-1 to SLN2-58/2 Osgodby Village Institute, Cliffe Road, Osgodby, Selby 26 DOS-1 to DOS-675 Cliffe Village Institute, Hull Road, Cliffe, Selby 27 DCL-1 to DCL-1064 Hemingbrough Village Institute, Garthends Lane, Hemingbrough, Selby 28 DHE-1 to DHE-1625 North Duffield Village Hall, Back Lane, North Duffield, Selby 29 DND-1 to DND-1020 Eggborough Village Hall, Selby Road, Eggborough, Goole 30 EGG-1 to EGG-1557 Kellington Village Hall, Main Street, Kellington, Goole 31 EGK-1 to EGK-720 Escrick & Deighton Village Hall, Main Street, Escrick, York 32 ESC-1 to ESC-757 Dated Thursday 11 May 2017 Janet Waggott Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Civic Centre, Doncaster Road, SELBY, YO8 9FT Kelfield Village Institute, Riccall Lane, Kelfield, York 33 ESK-1 to ESK-342/1 Skipwith Village Hall, York Road, Skipwith, Selby 34 ESP-1 to ESP-218 Stillingfleet Village Hall, York Road, Stillingfleet, York 35 EST-1 to EST-338/1 Thorganby Village Hall, Main Street, Thorganby, York 36 ETH-1 to ETH-285 Burn Methodist Church Schoolroom, Main Road, Burn, Selby 37 HAB-1 to HAB-386 Gateforth - Three Greens, Three Greens, Gateforth, Selby 38 HAG-1 to HAG-200 Hambleton Village Hall, Station Road, Hambleton, Selby 39 HAM-1 to HAM-1544 Beal Village Hall, Main Street, Beal, Goole 40 MBE-1 to MBE-608 Beal Village Hall, Main Street, Beal, Goole 40 MBK-1 to MBK-112 Manor Court, Chapel Street, Hillam, Leeds 41 MHL-1 to MHL-581 Crown Inn Public House, 75 Main Street, Monk Fryston, Leeds 42 MKF-1 to MKF-781 Riccall Village Institute, Station Road, Riccall, York 43 RCL-1 to RCL-1966 Selby District Olympia Hq Scout Hall, River Street, Barlby, Selby 44 SBB-1 to SBB-866 Selby Community Centre, Scott Road, Selby 45 SEA-1 to SEA-857/1 Selby Community Centre, Scott Road, Selby 45 SEJ-1 to SEJ-370 Cunliffe Centre, Petre Avenue, Selby 46 SES-1 to SES-1839 Staynor Hall Community Primary Academy, Staynor Link, Selby 47 SET-1 to SET-1219 Selby Rugby Club, Sandhill Lane, Selby 48 SLH-1 to SLH-1293/2 Coultish Centre, Charles Street, Selby 49 SLN1-2 to SLN1-2110 Coultish Centre, Charles Street, Selby 50 SLN1-2111 to SLN1-4213 Civic Centre Room 5, Doncaster Road, Selby 51 SLS-1 to SLS-1695 Sherburn White Rose Football Club, The Recreation Ground, Finkle Hill 52 SRH-1 to SRH-76 Sherburn White Rose Football Club, The Recreation Ground, Finkle Hill 52 SRN-1 to SRN-1670 Sherburn White Rose Football Club, The Recreation Ground, Finkle Hill 53 SRN-1671 to SRN-3308/1 Lady Popplewell Centre, Beechwood Close, Sherburn in Elmet, Leeds 54 SRS-1 to SRS-1909 Grove House Community Centre, Sand Lane, South Milford, Leeds 55 SSM1-1 to SSM1-2064 Grove House Community Centre, Sand Lane, South Milford, Leeds 55 SSM2-1 to SSM2-61 Riley Smith Hall, 28 Westgate, Tadcaster 56 TAK-1 to TAK-341/1 Riley Smith Hall, 28 Westgate, Tadcaster 56 TSS-1 to TSS-1413 Calcaria House Community Centre, Windmill Rise, Tadcaster 57 TAT-1 to TAT-407 Calcaria House Community Centre, Windmill Rise, Tadcaster 57 TSC-1 to TSC-1342/1 Rosemary House Community Centre, Rosemary Court, Tadcaster 58 TEE-1 to TEE-2046 Thorpe Willoughby Village Hall, Leeds Road, Thorpe Willoughby, Selby 59 TWY-1 to TWY-2380 Balne Parish Room, Thorntree Lane, Junction with Park Lane, Balne 60 WBA-1 to WBA-203 Cridling Stubbs Village Hall, Wrights Lane, Cridling Stubbs, Knottingley 61 WCS-1 to WCS-140 Heck Parish Room, Long Lane, Great Heck, Goole 62 WHK-1 to WHK-170 Kirk Smeaton Community Centre, Kirk Smeaton CE School, Main Street, Kirk Smeaton 63 WKS-1/1 to WKS-320/1 Kirk Smeaton
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