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Notice of Situation of Polling Places (Airdrie and Shotts) SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION THURSDAY, 6 MAY 2021 AIRDRIE AND SHOTTS CONSTITUENCY Notice of Situation of Polling Places PO/ Polling Station No. of Ballot District Polling Place Part of Register No. Voters Box No. Reference 1 NL56 Airdrie Academy 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 625 South Commonhead Avenue Commonhead Avenue to Rochsoles Drive Airdrie ML6 6NX inclusive 2 NL56 Airdrie Academy 2 Voters in streets etc commencing Roughcraig 703 South Commonhead Avenue Street to Whitehill Avenue inclusive and other Airdrie ML6 6NX electors 3 NL57 St Serf’s Primary School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Baird 701 Thrashbush Road Avenue to Kenilburn Crescent inclusive Airdrie ML6 6QU 4 NL57 St Serf’s Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Lilybank 587 Thrashbush Road Avenue to Tobermory Gardens inclusive and Airdrie ML6 6QU other electors 5 NL58 St Andrew’s Primary School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Arran 571 Laggan Road Drive to Tayside inclusive and other electors Airdrie ML6 0LL 6 NL59 Springfield Community Centre 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Bannen 653 Forrest Street Court to Drumclair Place inclusive Airdrie ML6 7BA 7 NL59 Springfield Community Centre 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with 546 Forrest Street Drumgelloch Street to Katherine Street inclusive Airdrie ML6 7BA 8 NL59 Springfield Community Centre 3 Voters in streets etc commencing Kilwinning 542 Forrest Street Crescent to Towers Road inclusive and other Airdrie ML6 7BA electors 9 NL60 Clarkston Primary School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Airdriehill 873 17 Findhorn Place Farm to Crofton Wynd inclusive Airdrie ML6 7HE 10 NL60 Clarkston Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with 727 17 Findhorn Place Drumbathie Road to York Gardens inclusive Airdrie ML6 7HE and other electors 11 NL61 Plains and St David’s Primary 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Aberfeldy 774 Schools Avenue to Greystones inclusive 1 Annieshill View Plains ML6 7NY 12 NL61 Plains and St David’s Primary 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Hazel 626 Schools Bank to Lochill inclusive 1 Annieshill View Plains ML6 7NY 13 NL61 Plains and St David’s Primary 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with Main 815 Schools Street to Wester Moffat Farm inclusive and 1 Annieshill View other electors Plains ML6 7NY 14 NL62 Glengowan and St. Mary’s 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Airdrie 723 Primary Schools Road to Elswick Drive inclusive Drumfin Avenue Caldercruix ML6 7QP PO/ Polling Station No. of Ballot District Polling Place Part of Register No. Voters Box No. Reference 15 NL62 Glengowan and St. Mary’s 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Fernbrae 690 Primary Schools Path to Millstream Crescent inclusive Drumfin Avenue Caldercruix ML6 7QP 16 NL62 Glengowan and St. Mary’s 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with Moss 677 Primary Schools Avenue to Woodside Cottages inclusive and Drumfin Avenue other electors Caldercruix ML6 7QP 17 NL63 Village Hall 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 113 Telegraph Road Drumbow Farm to Telegraph Road, Longriggend ML6 7RR Longriggend inclusive and other electors 18 NL64 Glenmavis Community 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Airdrie 690 Centre Road to Dunnett Avenue inclusive 107 Coatbridge Road Glenmavis ML6 0NJ 19 NL64 Glenmavis Community 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with 676 Centre Dunvegan to Riggend inclusive 107 Coatbridge Road Glenmavis ML6 0NJ 20 NL64 Glenmavis Community 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with 610 Centre Rydenmains Road to Yetts Hole Road inclusive 107 Coatbridge Road and other electors Glenmavis ML6 0NJ 21 NL65 Greengairs Primary School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 658 Greengairs Road Annandale to Greengairs Road inclusive Greengairs ML6 7TE 22 NL65 Greengairs Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Hillrigg to 500 Greengairs Road Woodside Cottage inclusive and other electors Greengairs ML6 7TE 23 NL66 Golfhill Primary School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Ardbeg 631 Ballochney Street Crescent to Lochside Crescent inclusive Airdrie ML6 0LT 24 NL66 Golfhill Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Lomond 656 Ballochney Street Drive to Tummel Drive inclusive and other Airdrie ML6 0LT electors 25 NL67 Beechbank Community 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 690 Centre Beechbank Avenue to Wilson Street inclusive Westermavisbank Avenue and other electors Airdrie ML6 0HE 26 NL68 and Victoria Primary School 1 Register NL68 voters in streets etc commencing 867 NL75 79 Aitchison Street with Aitchison Court to Garden Square Walk Airdrie ML6 0DB inclusive and in Register NL75 voters in Lomond Court inclusive and other electors 27 NL68 Victoria Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with George 879 79 Aitchison Street Street to McKenna Drive inclusive Airdrie ML6 0DB 28 NL68 Victoria Primary School 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with Mitchell 836 79 Aitchison Street Street to Wilson Street inclusive and other Airdrie ML6 0DB electors 29 NL69 The Chapelside Centre 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Aitken 719 Waddell Street Street to Gateside Crescent inclusive Airdrie ML6 6JU 2 PO/ Polling Station No. of Ballot District Polling Place Part of Register No. Voters Box No. Reference 30 NL69 The Chapelside Centre 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Hallcraig 758 Waddell Street Street to Milton Street inclusive Airdrie ML6 6JU 31 NL69 The Chapelside Centre 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with 659 Waddell Street Motherwell Street to Wood Street inclusive and Airdrie ML6 6JU other electors 32 NL70 Coatdyke Congregational 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Agnew 377 Church Avenue to Stewart Gardens inclusive and other Kippen Street electors Airdrie ML6 9AX 33 NL71 Devonview Pre-School 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 897 Centre Alexander Street to Gartmore Road inclusive Devonview Street Airdrie ML6 9DH 34 NL71 Devonview Pre-School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Glenrigg 851 Centre Court to Parnell Street inclusive Devonview Street Airdrie ML6 9DH 35 NL71 Devonview Pre-School 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with Penkill 810 Centre Avenue to Woodburn Avenue inclusive and Devonview Street other electors Airdrie ML6 9DH 36 NL72 Community Education Centre 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Adam 792 2 Clark Street Avenue to Springwells Crescent inclusive and Airdrie ML6 6DQ other electors 37 NL73, All Saints and Rochsolloch 1 Register NL73 voters in streets etc commencing 799 NL88 and Primary Schools with Academy Park to Cairnhill Road inclusive; NL95 Bellsdyke Road Register NL88 voters in streets etc commencing Airdrie ML6 9DU with Argyle Crescent to Cairnwood Drive inclusive, and Register NL95 voters in streets etc commencing with Angus Avenue to Cairnhill Road inclusive 38 NL73, All Saints and Rochsolloch 2 Register NL73 voters in streets etc commencing 647 NL88 and Primary Schools with Dalmore Drive to Douglas Street inclusive; NL95 Bellsdyke Road Register NL88 voters in streets etc commencing Airdrie ML6 9DU with Cromarty Road to Dornoch Way inclusive, and Register NL95 voters in streets etc commencing with Credon Drive to Cumnock Drive inclusive 39 NL73, All Saints and Rochsolloch 3 Register NL73 voters in streets etc commencing 730 NL88 and Primary Schools with Eastlea Place to Hillfoot Road inclusive; NL95 Bellsdyke Road Register NL88 voters in streets etc commencing Airdrie ML6 9DU with Dumfries Crescent to Golspie Avenue inclusive, and Register NL95 voters in streets etc commencing with Fife Avenue to Maybole Drive inclusive 40 NL73, All Saints and Rochsolloch 4 Register NL73 voters in streets etc commencing 778 NL88 and Primary Schools with Hillhead Drive to Mossview Crescent NL95 Bellsdyke Road inclusive; Register NL88 voters in streets etc Airdrie ML6 9DU commencing with Lanark Avenue to Methlick Avenue inclusive, and Register NL95 voters in streets etc commencing with Moray Avenue to Perth Avenue inclusive 3 PO/ Polling Station No. of Ballot District Polling Place Part of Register No. Voters Box No. Reference 41 NL73, All Saints and Rochsolloch 5 Register NL73 voters in streets etc commencing 788 NL88 and Primary Schools with Target Road to Whiteford Lane inclusive NL95 Bellsdyke Road and other electors; Register NL88 voters in Airdrie ML6 9DU streets etc commencing with Ross Drive to Wick Avenue inclusive and other electors, and Register NL95 voters in streets etc commencing with Scarhill Avenue to Woodview Lane inclusive and other electors 42 NL74 Gartlea Community Centre 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with Braedale 564 Hillfoot Road Avenue to Lady Wilson Street inclusive Airdrie ML6 9PB 43 NL74 Gartlea Community Centre 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with 554 Hillfoot Road Livingstone Place to Tollbrae Avenue inclusive Airdrie ML6 9PB and other electors 44 NL89 and Calderbank Primary School 1 Register NL89 voters in streets etc commencing 798 NL97 Main Street with Abbey Place to Loch View inclusive and Calderbank ML6 9SG Register NL97 voters in streets etc commencing with Faskine to Sykeside Road inclusive and other electors 45 NL89 Calderbank Primary School 2 Voters in streets etc commencing with Main 607 Main Street Street to Park Road inclusive Calderbank ML6 9SG 46 NL89 Calderbank Primary School 3 Voters in streets etc commencing with Pine 434 Main Street Grove to Woodvale Avenue inclusive and other Calderbank ML6 9SG electors 47 NL90 Chapelhall Primary and St 1 Voters in streets etc commencing with 823 Aloysius Primary Schools Abbotsford
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