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ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT For The EAST MIDLANDS REGION (Derbyshire Dales Voting Area) THURSDAY, 22 MAY 2014 NOTICE OF SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The situation of the Polling Station(s) for the above election and the Local Government electors entitled to vote are set out in the following columns of the said table. SITUATION OF POLLING POLLING DESCRIPTION OF PERSONS SITUATION OF POLLING POLLING DESCRIPTION OF PERSONS STATION(S) STATION ENTITLED TO VOTE STATION(S) STATION ENTITLED TO VOTE NU MBER NU MBER Local Government Electors whose names Local Government Electors whose names appear on the Register of Electors for the appear on the Register of Electors for the said Electoral Area for the current year said Electoral Area for the current year HATHERSAGE MEMORIAL HALL (JHA) 1 - 1,173, (JHI) 1 – 25, (JOU) 1 – 412 PARWICH MEMORIAL HALL (IPA) 1 - 377 1 46 ODDFELLOWS ROAD , HATHERSAGE, HOPE VALLEY S32 1DU (JAB) 1 – 47, (JOF) 1 - 8 MAIN STREET, PARWICH ASHBOURNE DE6 1QJ (JGR) 1 - 731 BISHOP PAVILION 2 TISSINGTON VILLAGE HALL TISSINGTON 47 (ITI) 1 – 138 (IEA) 1 – 75 THE BRIDGE FIELD GRINDLEFORD , HOPE VALLEY S32 2AA ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 1RA (ILH) 1 – 6 (ING) 1 - 47 EYAM MECHANICS INSTITUTE (JEY) 1 - 763 THE COACH AND HORSES (IFB) 1 - 145 3 48 CHURCH STREET, EYAM, HOPE VALLEY S32 5QH MAIN ROAD, FENNY BENTLEY, ASHBOURNE DE6 1LB BRADWELL MEMORIAL HALL 4 (KBR) 1 - 1,160 THORPE VILLAGE HALL 49 (ITH) 1 - 135 NETHERSIDE, BRADWELL, HOPE VALLEY S33 9JL THORPE, ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 2AW NIGHTINGALE CENTRE 5 (KGH) 1 – 127 (KGR) 1 - 42 THE OKEOVER ARMS 50 (IMA) 1 - 134 GREAT HUCKLOW , BUXTON, DERBYSHIRE SK17 8RH (KHA) 1 – 19 (KLH) 1 - 77 MAPPLETON, ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE DE6 2AB BURDEKIN HALL 6 (KFO) 1 - 126 ASHBOURNE TOWN HALL 51 (AAB) 1 - 1,511 (AOU) 1 - 455 FOOLOW, EYAM, HOPE VALLEY S32 5QR MARKET PLACE, ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE DE6 1ES GREAT LONGSTONE VILLAGE HALL 7 (NGL) 1 – 628 (NRO) 1 - 26 MOBILE - ASHBOURNE FIRE STATION 52 (AAP) 1 - 1,088 CHURCH LANE, GREAT LONGSTONE, BAKEWELL, DE45 1TZ (NMH) 1 – 77 (NHA) 1 – 67 PARK ROAD ASHBOURNE DE6 1FN CRESSBROOK SOCIAL CLUB 8 (NLC) 1 - 154 THE IMPERIAL ROOMS 53 (QMB) 1 - 1,631 INSTITUTE ROW, CRESSBROOK, BUXTON SK17 8SY IMPERIAL ROAD, MATLOCK, DERBYSHIRE DE4 3NL LITTON VILLAGE HALL 9 (NLL) 1 – 295 (NLM) 1 - 79 ALL SAINTS CHURCH HALL 54 (QMA) 1 - 1,539 INSTITUTE ROW, LITTON, BUXTON SK17 8QZ SMEDLEY STREET MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE DE4 3JG WARDLOW VILLAGE HALL 10 (NWA) 1 - 103 MATLOCK - HIGHFIELDS SCHOOL 55 (QMC) 1 - 1,312 (PMC) 1 - 746 WARDLOW, BUXTON, DERBYSHIRE SK17 8RP WHEELDON HALL, UPPER LUMSDALE MATLOCK DE4 5NA ASHFORD WAR MEMORIAL INSTITUTE (HAW) 1 - 394 SCOUT AND GUIDE HEADQUARTERS (PMG) 1 - 835 11 56 HUNTSBRIDGE, MATLOCK GREEN MATLOCK DE4 3DJ CHURCH STREET, ASHFORD IN THE WATER, BAKEWELL, DE45 1QA (HBM ) 1 - 866 (PMH) 1 - 1,157 BAKEWELL METHODIST JUNIOR SCHOOL 12 HURST FARM COMMUNITY CENTRE 57 HAZEL GROVE, MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE DE4 3ED STONEY CLOSE, BAKEWEL,L DERBYSHIRE DE45 1FR BAKEWELL TOWN HALL 13 (HBT) 1 - 2,314 STARKHOLMES VILLAGE HALL 58 (PMS) 1 - 600 THE SQUARE, BAKEWELL, DERBYSHIRE DE 45 1BT STARKHOLMES ROAD MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE DE4 3DE OVER HADDON VILLAGE HALL 14 (HOH) 1 - 185 TANSLEY VILLAGE HALL 59 (PTA) 1 - 1,006 (PMR) 1 - 68 SCHOOL ROAD, OVER HADDON DE45 1JE CHURCH STREET TANSLEY MATLOCK DE4 5FH HARTINGTON MEMORIAL HALL 15 (HSH) 1 - 72 BONSALL VILLAGE HALL 60 (RBO) 1 - 649 MAIN STREET, SHELDON, BAKEWELL DE45 1QS THE DALE, BONSALL MATLOCK DE4 2AY CALVER VILLAGE HALL 16 (FCA) 1 – 623 (FFR) 1 - 176 CROMFORD INSTITUTE 61 (RCR) 1 - 1,206 OFF MAIN STREET, CALVER, HOPE VALLEY S32 3XR 16 THE HILL CROMFORD MATLOCK DE4 3QL ST MARTIN'S CHURCH 17 (FSM) 1 - 419 PEAK DISTRICT MINING MUSEUM 62 (RMB) 1 - 621 THE NOOK, STONEY MIDDLETON, HOPE VALLEY S32 4TU THE PAVILION, SOUTH PARADE MATLOCK BATH DE4 3NR CURBAR WESLEYAN REFORM CHURCH 18 (FCU) 1 - 346 WIRKSWORTH MEMORIAL HALL 63/64 (ZWT) 1 - 1,732 (A) THE HILLOCK, CURBAR, CALVER S32 3YJ ST JOHN STREET, WIRKSWORTH, MATLOCK DE4 4EU (ZWT) 1,733 - 3,419 (B) BASLOW VILLAGE HALL 19 (CBB) 1 - 1,003 BOLEHILL MEN'S INSTITUTE 65 (ZWB) 1 - 642 NETHER END, BASLOW, BAKEWELL DE45 1RZ 42 BOLEHILL ROAD WIRKSWORTH MATLOCK DE4 4LU PILSLEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 (CPI) 1 - 126 MIDDLETON VILLAGE HALL MAIN STREET, 66 (ZMI) 1 - 627 PILSLEY DE45 1 UF MIDDLETON-BY-WIRKSWORTH MATLOCK DE4 4NF CAVENDISH HALL , 21 (CCH) 1 – 17 (CED) 1 - 118 BRASSINGTON VILLAGE HALL 67 (MBS) 1 – 475 (MAL) 1 - 35 EDENSOR, BAKEWELL, DERBYSHIRE DE45 1PP DALE END, BRASSINGTON MATLOCK DE4 4HA CAVENDISH VILLAGE HALL 22 (CBE) 1 - 135 ATLOW VILLAGE HALL 68 (MAT) 1 - 90 SCHOOL LANE, BEELEY MATLOCK DE4 2NR ATLOW, ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 1NS WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ROOM (VRO) 1 - 395 BRADBOURNE CHURCH HALL HAVEN (MBD) 1 – 96 23 69 VILLAGE HALL, ROWSLEY MATLOCK DE4 2ED GRANGE, BRADBOURNE, ASHBOURNE DE6 1PB (MBA) 1 - 58 WESLEYAN HOUSE (FORMER CHAPEL) 24 (VNT) 1 - 514 CARSINGTON & HOPTON SCHOOL 70 (MCA) 1 – 129 DALE ROAD NORTH, DARLEY DALE, MATLOCK DE4 2HX CARSINGTON MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE DE4 4DE (MHP) 1 – 82 (MIB) 1 - 41 STANTON LEES CHAPEL 25 (VSL) 1 – 52 (VSW) 1 - 34 KNIVETON VILLAGE HALL 71 (MKN) 1 - 320 STANTON LEES, MATLOCK, DERBYSHIRE DE4 2LQ MAIN STREET, KNIVETON ASHBOURNE DE6 1JL STANTON IN PEAK VILLAGE HALL 26 (VSP) 1 – 228 (HNH) 1 - 16 HOGNASTON VILLAGE HALL 72 (MHG) 1 - 207 MIDDLE STREET, STANTON IN PEAK MATLOCK, DE4 2LT MAIN STREET, HOGNASTON ASHBOURNE DE6 1PT BIRCHOVER READING ROOM 27 (VBI) 1 - 252 HULLAND & DISTRICT MILLENNIUM 73 (LHU) 1 – 173 ROWTOR LANE, BIRCHOVER MATLOCK DE4 2BL HALL DOG LANE, HULLAND ASHBOURNE DE6 3EA (LHW) 1 – 833 (LBI) 1 - 97 MENCAP CENTRE 28 (SDH) 1 - 539 KIRK IRETON VILLAGE HALL CHURCH CORNER 74 (LKI) 1 – 382 GREENAWAY LANE, DARLEY DAL,E MATLOCK,DE4 2QB KIRK IRETON ASHBOURNE DE6 3LE (LCA) 1 - 44 THE GROUSE 29 (SNG) 1 - 1,309 HILLTOP INFANTS SCHOOL 75 (BAH) 1 - 2,239 DALE ROAD NORTH , DARLEY DALE , DE4 2FT WYASTON ROAD ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 1NB THE WHITWORTH CENTRE 30 (SNW) 1 - 1,385 THE EMPIRE CLUB KING EDWARD STREET 76 (BAS) 1 - 1,459 STATION ROAD, DARLEY DALE, MATLOCK DE4 2EQ ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 1BW COMMUNITY ROOM, ARC LEISURE 31 (SHE) 1 – 926 (SUH) 1 - 386 BRAILSFORD AND EDNASTON INSTITUTE 77 (DBR) 1 – 835 BAKEWELL ROAD, MATLOCK DE4 3AZ MAIN ROAD BRAILSFORD ASHBOURNE DE6 3DA (DME) 1 - 54 SOUTH DARLEY VILLAGE HALL (WSD) 1 – 326 (WSO) 1 – 144 RED LION INN MAIN STREET (DHO) 1 - 177 33 78 CROSS GREEN , SOUTH DARLEY MATLOCK DE4 2JT (WSW) 1 - 139 HOLLINGTON ASHBOURNE DE6 3AG ELTON VILLAGE HALL (WEL) 1 – 345 (WGR) 1 - 9 OSTRICH INN LONGFORD LONG LANE (DLO) 1 - 288 34 79 WEST END, ELTON MATLOCK DE4 2BZ LONGFORD ASHBOURNE DE6 3AH JUBILEE ROOM , BURTON INSTITUTE , (WWI) 1 – 476 (MIG) 1 - 12 BRADLEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL (GBR) 1 - 271 35 80 WEST BANK, WINSTER MATLOCK DE4 2DQ YEW TREE LANE BRADLEY ASHBOURNE DE6 1PG FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH 36 (XTI) 1 - 1,441 (XWH) 1 - 30 CLIFTON SMITH CHURCH HALL 81 (GCC) 1 - 406 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, TIDESWELL, BUXTON SK17 8JX CLIFTON, ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 2GJ BRAMWELL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE (TTA) 1 – 355 (TBP) 1 – 25 WYASTON VILLAGE HALL (GEW) 1 – 160 37 82 TOWN END, TADDINGTON, BUXTON SK17 9UD (TBR) 1 – 12 WYASTON, ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 2DQ (ORO) 1 – 84 (OYE) 1 - 238 (TCH) 1 - 256 (GSH) 1 - 223 CHELMORTON WAR MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 38 SHIRLEY PARISH CHURCH 83 CHURCH LANE, SHIRLEY ASHBOURNE DE6 3AS MAIN STREET, CHELMORTON, BUXTON SK17 9SH FLAGG VILLAGE HALL (TFL) 1 - 154 (GSN) 1 - 169 39 SNELSTON READING ROOM 84 MYCOCK LANE, FLAGG, BUXTON SK17 9QR SNELSTON, ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE DE6 2EP EARL STERNDALE METHODIST CHAPEL 40 (TES) 1 – 290 CORONATION HALL 85 (GOS) 1 – 113 (GYE) 1 - 163 MAIN STREET, EARL STERNDALE, DERBYSHIRE SK17 0BS MOOR LANE OSMASTON ASHBOURNE DE6 1LW (OCU) 1 – 207 HARTINGTON VILLAGE HALL 41 (T HA) 1 - 284 THE MARY CLOWES HALL 86 (OAL) 1 – 63 (OHB) 1 - 43 HIDE LANE, HARTINGTON, DERBYSHIRE SK17 0AW DERBY LANE, CUBLEY ASHBOURNE DE6 2EY MONYASH VILLAGE HALL 42 ( YMO) 1 – 259 BOYLESTONE VILLAGE HALL 87 (OBO) 1 - 161 CHURCH STREET MONYASH, BAKEWELL DE45 1JH THE SQUARE, BOYLESTONE ASHBOURNE DE6 5AB YOULGREAVE VILLAGE HALL 43 (YYO) 1 – 876 (YHA) 1 - 55 CORONATION HALL THURVASTON ROAD 88 (OMM) 1 - 292 HOLYWELL LANE YOULGREAVE BAKEWELL DE45 1UT MARSTON MONTGOMERY ASHBOURNE DE6 2FF MIDDLETON & SMERRILL VILLAGE HALL 44 (Y MS) 1 - 123 MARY CLOWES HALL 89 (ONR) 1 - 235 MIDDLETON BY YOULGREAVE, BAKEWELL, DE45 1LS LID LANE, ROSTON ASHBOURNE DE6 2EG BIGGIN VILLAGE HALL 45 (IBI) 1 – 330 DOVERIDGE VILLAGE HALL 90 (EDO) 1 - 1,211 DRURY LANE, BIGGIN BY HARTINGTON, BUXTON SK17 0DL SAND LANE, DOVERIDGE ASHBOURNE DE6 5JQ (OSH) 1 - 60 SUDBURY PARISH ROOM 91 (ESU) 1 - 354 GIBB LANE SUDBURY ASHBOURNE DE6 5HY Date Thursday, 24 APRIL, 2014 DORCAS BUNTON LOCAL RETURNING OFFICER Printed and Published by the LOCAL RETURNING OFFICER DERBYSHIRE DALES DISTRICT COUNCIL TOWN HALL MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE .
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    I CODE No NPDDD0798310 P.FILE No. 10141 RECEIVED AT I PDNPA OS MAP No.1 069 GRID REF 1117 6986 1 Jul 1998 APPLICANT clo AGENT PLOTTED Mr C Lomas HJSR Architects 22 Jun 1998 Primitive Hall Oak House JFB Main Street 483 Buxton Road ENTERED BY Chelmorton STOCKPORT NR BUXTON Cheshire LMR Derbyshire CERTIFICATE POSTCODE SK179S1 POSTCODE SK2 7HQ A Tel No. Tel No. 01614836121 PROPOSED LAND USE HSLD APPL TYPE Full PROPOSAL Extension to dwelling EXISTING LAND USE LOCATION The Methodist Chapel (Primitive Hall), Main Street PREVIOUS APP PARISH Chelmorton ADVERT DATE 17 Jul 1998 LAST ADVERT DATE 7 Aug 1998 PLANNING OFFICER CONSTRAINTS Conservation Area JK TCP3JcD.j~FT CONSULTATIONS DATE SENT DATE REPLY 1J:, «' It y 3 Jul 1998 . Chelmorton Parish Council DELEGATED Derbyshire Dales District Council 3 Jul 1998~/'i Ves Derbyshire County Council (Highways) 3 Jul 1998 Built Environment 3 Jul 1998 DEEMED REFUSAL OATE 26 Aug 1998 13 WEEKS DATE 5 Oct 1998 COMMITTEE m,CISION e,~ Dilte Q,l:::fA~et1?f AI'PEAL nato!"dg"ld Ue,;ision Date ENFORCEMENT RECORD CARD This card should be filed immediately in front of the decision notice which in tum should be in front ofa set of approved plans. IP. IDilL] NP/DDD/O 798 /3 10 The following amendments have been formally agreed by the planning officer since the issue of the decision notice: DATE DETAILS The following conditions have been formally complied with since the issue of the decision notice: DATE COND.NO. DETAILS SITE VISIT RECORD DATE INSP PROGRESS DEPARTURES I~M Rocf~\vb l~laCM m Ii) j)j ~cri 1tO tv1' ,Ct1/ill CbW;\~ ? ,:3 0~ KEY DATES TO NOTE KEY FACTORS TO WATCH DATE DETAILS DETAILS Carl Lomas Primitive Hall Main Street Chelmorton Derbyshire SKH9SH Sandra Harrop I Mr Keeley Site Inspector Development Control AldemHouse eEAK D1SIPl'-'.r NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY BaslowRoad DATE FIE:::;): Bakewell Derbyshire DE45lAE Your refSHILWIP.I0141 Our refPrimitive Hall-Chelmorton 4th Feb 2000 Dear Ms Harrop I refer to your note ofthe 3l" January regarding the wooden fence to part ofthe front ofthe development at Primitive Hall.
  • Scargill Mann &

    Scargill Mann &

    SCARGILL MANN & CO. CHARTERED SURVEYORS | ESTATE AGENTS | AUCTIONEERS | RESIDENTIAL LETTING AGENTS Bryn Hall Farm, Brassington Lane Bradbourne, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1PD For professional video go to https://vimeo.com/203271195 • Superb bespoke residence with equestrian and leisure facilities Enjoying stunning location with exceptional income potential from apartment and land Produces substantial profit over and above the running costs • Purchase options available - Please contact the agent for more information • Price £2,250,000 4 ST. JAMES'S STREET, DERBY DE1 1RL TELEPHONE: 01332 207720 [email protected] www.scargillmann.co.uk ASHBOURNE | BURTON UPON TRENT | DERBY | MATLOCK LOCATION Set in delightfully landscaped low maintenance gardens that are bordered by local dry stone walling. Enjoying arguably one of Derbyshire's finest positions with truly Bradbourne is very much a warm and friendly rural village with a collective mix of outstanding views, the property maximises the views from every room and fine individual period properties. It is in close proximity to the popular stone window, enjoying uninterrupted views as far as the eye can see. The property has village of Brassington which offers facilities such as two local pubs, schooling and a spacious self-contained apartment, large full height workshop, showroom style recreational facilities. garaging/party area, 13m x 5m stable block, 40m x 20m manège, 34m x 17m all weather tennis court, fully equipped gymnasium, spa facilities including Jacuzzi and The village is also close to the delightful market towns of Ashbourne, sauna. In addition there are two enclosed coppice areas and a stone cottage/barn Wirksworth, Matlock and Bakewell with its cosmopolitan shopping facilities, fine for potential renovation.