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Torridge District Council Torridge District Council Existing Polling Districts, Places and Station July 2011 Reference Address Districts 1 Abbotsham - Old School House, Abbotsham, BIDEFORD, EX39 GB 5AP 2 Alverdiscott Community Hall, Stony Cross, Alverdiscott, GC BIDEFORD, EX39 4PZ 3 Alwington Village Hall, Alwington, BIDEFORD, Devon GD 4 Ashreigney Village Hall, Ashreigney, CHULMLEIGH, EX18 7LS GF 5 Ashwater New Parish Hall, Ashwater, BEAWORTHY, EX21 5EZ GG 6 Beaford Village Hall, BEAFORD, EX19 8LU GH 7 Ethelwynne Brown Close - Communal Room, Ethelwynne Brown GI1 Close, BIDEFORD EAST, EX39 4RH 8 East the Water - Pollyfield Centre, Avon Road, East The Water, GI2 BIDEFORD, EX39 4BL 9 Bideford Arts Centre - Room 1, The Quay, BIDEFORD, EX39 2EY GJ1 10 Bideford Methodist Church - Schoolroom, High Street, BIDEFORD, GJ2 EX39 2AA 11 Londonderry Mobile Unit, Lane Field Road, Londonderry, GJ3 BIDEFORD, EX39 3QY 12 Pynes School - The Nursery Unit - (Station A), Pynes School, GK1 Coronation Road, BIDEFORD, EX39 3DD 13 Pynes Infants School - Main School Hall- Station C, Coronation GL Road, BIDEFORD, EX39 3DD 14 Pynes Infant School - Main School Hall - Station B, Coronation GK2 Road, BIDEFORD, EX39 3DD 15 Black Torrington Village Hall, Black Torrington, BEAWORTHY, GM Devon 16 Bradford Village Hall (Small Hall/Committee Room), Holemoor, GN,GX Bradford, HOLSWORTHY, EX22 7AB 17 Bradworthy Parish Memorial Hall, The Square, Bradworthy, GO HOLSWORTHY, EX22 7SZ 18 Bridgerule Parish Hall, Bridgerule, HOLSWORTHY, Devon GP 19 Broadwoodwidger Primary School, Ivyhouse Cross, GQ,GR Broadwoodwidger, LIFTON, PL16 0EX 20 Buckland Brewer Village Hall, Buckland Brewer, BIDEFORD, GS Devon 21 Buckland Filleigh Village Hall, BUCKLAND FILLEIGH GT 22 Bulkworthy - Grumbles, Haytown, Bulkworthy, HOLSWORTHY, GU EX22 7UW 23 Clawton Parish Hall, Clawton, HOLSWORTHY, Devon GV 24 Clovelly Parish Hall, Clovelly, BIDEFORD, EX39 5SU GW,HT Torridge District Council Existing Polling Districts, Places and Station July 2011 Reference Address Districts 25 Dolton & Dowland Village Hall, DOLTON, EX39 8QS GY,GZ 26 Frithelstock Village Hall, Frithelstock, TORRINGTON, EX38 8JR HB 27 Torrington Methodist Church Hall - Station 1, Windy Cross, HC1 TORRINGTON, EX38 8AL 28 Torrington Methodist Church Hall - Station 2, Windy Cross, HC2 TORRINGTON, EX38 8AL 29 Great Torrington Cmty College-Dining Hall, Great Torrington HC3 Community College, Calvesford Road, TORRINGTON, EX38 7DJ 30 Great Torrington Cmty College-Dining Hall, Great Torrington HC4 Community College, Calvesford Road, TORRINGTON, EX38 7DJ 31 Halwill Parish Hall, Station Road, Halwill Junction, BEAWORTHY, HD EX21 5XW 32 Hartland Parish Hall, Hartland, BIDEFORD, EX39 6BL HE,HF 33 High Bickington Church Hall, High Bickington, Umberleigh HH 34 Holsworthy Memorial Hall (Station 2), Manor Car Park, Holsworthy, HI,HJ2,HK EX22 6DJ 35 Holsworthy Memorial Hall (Station 1), Manor Car Park, HJ1 HOLSWORTHY, EX22 6DJ 36 Chilsworthy Village Hall, The Willows, Chilsworthy, HL HOLSWORTHY, EX22 7BB 37 Huntshaw Village Hall, Huntshaw, TORRINGTON, EX38 7HH HN 38 Langtree Parish Hall, Langtree, TORRINGTON, EX38 8RH HP 39 Littleham Methodist Schoolroom, Littleham, BIDEFORD, EX39 HO,HR 5HN 40 Little Torrington, Victory Hall, Little Torrington, TORRINGTON, HQ1 EX38 8PS 41 Taddiport Village Hall, Taddiport, TORRINGTON HQ2 42 Merton - Clinton Hall (Meeting Room), Merton, OKEHAMPTON, HM,HU EX20 3EQ 43 Milton Damerel Parish Hall, Milton Damerel, HOLSWORTHY, GA,HV EX22 7NZ 44 Monkleigh Village Hall, Monkleigh, BIDEFORD, EX39 5JT HW 45 Newton St Petrock Community Centre, Newton St Petrock, HX HOLSWORTHY 46 Windmill Lane - Council Chamber Station 1, Windmill Lane, HZ1 Northam, BIDEFORD, EX39 1BY 47 Windmill Lane - Council Chamber Station 2, Windmill Lane, HZ4 Northam, BIDEFORD, EX39 1HX 48 Westward Ho! - Kingsley Hall School Room, Westward Ho!, IT BIDEFORD, EX39 1HX Torridge District Council Existing Polling Districts, Places and Station July 2011 Reference Address Districts 49 Bideford - St Marys Primary School, Chanters Road, BIDEFORD, IA EX39 2QN 50 Northam St Georges School (Station No 1), Jackets Lane, HZ2 Northam, BIDEFORD, EX39 1HT 51 Northam St Georges School (Station No 2), Jackets Lane, HZ3 Northam, BIDEFORD 52 Northam - St Georges School(Station No 3), Jackets Lane, GE3 Northam, BIDEFORD, EX39 1HT 53 Appledore Community & Sports Hall, New Quay Street, Appledore, GE1 BIDEFORD, EX39 1LU 54 Appledore - St Mary`s Church Hall, Appledore GE2 55 Pancrasweek Village Hall, Pancrasweek IB 56 Parkham - Allardice Hall, Parkham, BIDEFORD, EX39 5PL IC,ID 57 Peters Marland - Moore-Stevens Hall, Peters Marland, IE TORRINGTON, EX38 8QG 58 Petrockstowe - Baxter Hall, Petrockstowe, OKEHAMPTON, EX20 IF 3HQ 59 Pyworthy Village Hall, Pyworthy, HOLSWORTHY, EX22 6SZ IG 60 Roborough Village Hall, Roborough, WINKLEIGH, EX19 8TB IH 61 Shebbear Village Hall, Shebbear, BEAWORTHY, EX21 5SG II 62 Sheepwash Village Hall, Sheepwash, BEAWORTHY, EX21 5NL IJ 63 St Giles on the Heath - Coronation Hall, St Giles on the Heath,, HY,IK LAUNCESTON 64 St Giles In the Wood Parish Hall, St Giles In the Wood, IL TORRINGTON, EX38 65 Sutcombe Parish Memorial Hall, Sutcombe, HOLSWORTHY IM 66 Tetcott - The Arscott Hall, Tetcott, HOLSWORTHY, EX22 6QX HS,IN 67 Thornbury - Woodacott Methodist Chapel, Woodacott Cross, IO Thornbury, HOLSWORTHY 68 Virginstowe - St Bridgets Church, Virginstowe, BEAWORTHY, IP EX21 5DZ 69 Weare Giffard Village Hall, Weare Giffard, BIDEFORD, EX39 4QR IQ 70 Welcombe Village Hall, Welcombe, BIDEFORD, EX39 6HF HG,IR 71 Putford Methodist Chapel Hall, West Putford, HOLSWORTHY, HA,IS EX22 72 Winkleigh Community Centre, Winkleigh IU Torridge District Council Existing Polling Districts, Places and Station July 2011 Reference Address Districts 73 Woolsery Sports & Community Hall, Woolsery IV,IW 74 Yarnscombe - Victory Hall, Yarnscombe, EX31 3LW IX .
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