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Mid Scotland and Fife Region Scottish Parliamentary Election for the MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE REGION STATEMENT OF PERSONS AND PARTIES NOMINATED FOR RETURN AS REGIONAL MEMBERS, NOTICE OF POLL AND NOTICE OF SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS. A poll will be held on Thursday, 5th May, 2016 between 7.00 am and 10.00 pm The following Parties and people have been and now stand nominated for election as Members of the Scottish Parliament for the above Region Details of registered parties and party list candidates Names of Candidates on Party List, Name of Party Description of Party (if any) in order to be elected RISE - RESPECT, INDEPENDENCE, SCOTLAND’S LEFT ALLIANCE GUNN Jennifer Lisa SOCIALISM AND ENVIRONMENTALISM QUINN Bryan QUINN Cara Louise Rose CULLEN Hugh SCOTTISH CONSERVATIVE AND UNIONIST RUTH DAVIDSON FOR A STRONG FRASER Murdo PARTY OPPOSITION SMITH Liz LOCKHART Dean STEWART Alexander BELL Huw REEKIE James DEMPSEY Dave STEWART-CLARK Alex LAIDLAW Martin SCOTTISH GREEN PARTY ELECT MARK RUSKELL AS GREEN MSP RUSKELL Mark RAMSAY Louise COLLIE Michael ST. DENNY Emily COLLINS Andy ROMANO Kerstin CAMPBELL Lewis ROSS Lorna DORAN Pat SCOTTISH LABOUR PARTY CHOOSE KIDS, NOT CUTS ROWLEY Alex BAKER Claire DOCHERTY Thomas HILTON Cara MILLER Craig BOYD Johanna GLACKIN Jamie BAXTER Jayne LEISHMAN Jim LAIRD Lesley CRAIK Altany LOCKHART Mary SCOTTISH LIBERAL DEMOCRATS RENNIE Willie BARRETT Peter Anthony LISTON Jane Ann WILSON Elisabeth Mary JONES Lauren Natalie Rowena CALDER James JONES Bryn Richard Noel MCKINLAY Christopher Jason FREE SPEECH, FREE MARKETS, FREE SCOTTISH LIBERTARIAN PARTY PAUL Caz PEOPLE NICOLA STURGEON FOR FIRST SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY (SNP) SWINNEY John MINISTER EWING Annabelle BROWN Keith SOMERVILLE Shirley-Anne TORRANCE David HAYES Alycia DOOGAN Dave CAMPBELL Rod MARJORAM Karen HUNTER Rosemary WICZYNSKI Maciej HANVEY Neale SOLIDARITY - SCOTLAND’S SOCIALIST MAIR Bill MOVEMENT PENMAN Jock GILLULEY Angela CUTHBERT Colin KEAN Lynda McLEARY Louise UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY (UKIP) UKIP MITCHELSON Colin JARDINE Jack Douglas CAMERON Sean Alexander Patrick A poll will also be taken for the election of Constituency Members of the Scottish Parliament. The situation of polling stations for the Mid Scotland and Fife Region and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat is available on Council websites and Offices as noted below:- Constituency(ies) Website Council Address Cowdenbeath Fife House, Dunfermline North Street, Kirkcaldy www.fifedirect.org.uk/elections Glenrothes, Fife Mid Fife & Glenrothes KY7 5LT North East Fife Kilncraigs, Greenside Street, Clackmannanshire & Dunblane www.clacksweb.org.uk Alloa. FK10 1EB 2 High Street, Perthshire North www.pkc.gov.uk/elections Perth. Perthshire South & Kinross-shire PH1 5PH Old Viewforth Stirling www.stirling.gov.uk Stirling. FK8 2ET Date: 1st April, 2016 Printed and published by the Regional Returning Officer, Fife Council, Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes KY7 5LT 2016 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION POLLING SCHEDULE showing Polling Stations within the REGION OF MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE (Cowdenbeath: Dunfermline: Kirkcaldy: Mid Fife & Glenrothes: North East Fife Constituencies) NOTE: This document has been prepared for guidance purposes only Election Office Fife Council Fife House North Street GLENROTHES Fife KY7 5LT March 2016 Contents of Polling Districts - Rolling Register Database Date Printed: 04/03/2016 Electoral Ward: 01 WEST FIFE AND COASTAL VILLAGES 001AAA Polling Place (Building) : KINCARDINE COMMUNITY CENTRE ANDERSON LANE KINCARDINE KINCARDINE No. of Stations: 3 FK10 4SF Streets: Anderson Lane Ash Braes Bank Street Bridge Street Broomknowe Broomknowe Drive Burn Brae Park Cameron Place Castlepark Chapel Street Chapelhill Street Cooper's Lane Crosshill Dalquamie Dewar Avenue Doctor's Park Donaldson Court Easter Kincardine Elphinstone Street Excise Lane Excise Street Fere Gait Forest Neuk Forth Street Forth View Gartarry Farm George Street Glebe Road Hawkhill Hawkhill Road High Street Inch Farm Inch House James Wylie Place John Street Keith Street Kellywood Crescent Kilbagie Kilbagie Street Kilduthie Place Kincairne Street Kingside Steadings Kirk Street Kirkbrae Lansdowne Crescent Longannet Cottages Manse Road Mercer Street Mill Lane Moor Loch Moor Loch Cottage New Row New Row Lane North Approach Ochil View Orchard Grove Osborne Drive Other Elector Paradise Lane Poultry Farm Cottage Primrose Lane Priory Square Ramsay Lane Redlands Regent Street Riverside Terrace Roanhead Terrace Rosebank Gardens Rossend Sandeman Court Sands Sands Rose Nurseries Silver Street Sir Robert Maule Place Sivewright Court Springwood House Standalane Station Road Tarbert Terrace The Loan Toll Road Tulliallan Tulliallan Castle Tulliallan Terrace Walker Street Westfield Westfield Gardens Windyhill Windyhill Avenue Wood Lea Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE Page 1 Contents of Polling Districts - Rolling Register Database Date Printed: 04/03/2016 Electoral Ward: 01 WEST FIFE AND COASTAL VILLAGES 002AAB Polling Place (Building) : STEPHEN MEMORIAL HALL BACK STREET CULROSS AND LOW VALLEYFIELD CULROSS No. of Stations: 1 KY12 8HP Streets: Abbey House Abbey House Estate Ashes Back Causeway Back Street Balgownie Balgownie Mains Balgownie Smithy Balgownie West Barbara Stocks Lane Beech Place Blackadder Haven Blair Blair Castle Blair Mains Blairburn Blairhall Farm Blairhall House Blairhall Mains Blairsgreen House Bordie Burnside Caverns Cochrane Haven Crossroads Culross Station Dunimarle Dunimarle Castle Erskine Brae Forthbank Place Forthview Cottages Gallowridge Gowerfield Greenbank Kirkton Kirkton Farm Long Causeway Low Causeway Macdonald's Lands Main Street Mid Causeway Middle Grange Muirhead Park House Parleyhill Pond Cottage Righead Farm Sandhaven Shire Road Station Path Tanhouse Brae The Cross The Manse The Park Veere Park Wee Causeway Wee Causeway House West Grange West Green Other Electors Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE 003AAC Polling Place (Building) : VALLEYFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE CHAPEL STREET HIGH VALLEYFIELD HIGH VALLEYFIELD No. of Stations: 2 KY12 8SJ Streets: Abbey Street Burns Street Carlyle Street Catherines Wynd Chapel Place Chapel Street Chapel Terrace Cormailin Place Daly Gardens Dunimarle Street Forth Crescent Hamilton Terrace Kinloss Court Leighton Street Ochilview Drive Pentland Terrace Preston Crescent Preston Street Valleyfield Avenue Woodhead Farm Road Woodhead Street Other Electors Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE Page 2 Contents of Polling Districts - Rolling Register Database Date Printed: 04/03/2016 Electoral Ward: 01 WEST FIFE AND COASTAL VILLAGES 004AAD Polling Place (Building) : BLAIRHALL COMMUNITY CENTRE 10 WILSON STREET BLAIRHALL BLAIRHALL No. of Stations: 1 KY12 9PS Streets: Blair Grove Blinkeerie Farm Bogside Bowling Green Wynd Clover Way Comrie Castle Comrie Castle Cottage Devilla Cottages East Avenue East Grange East Grange Cottage East Grange Farm Cottage East Grange Farmhouse East Grange Lodge Houldsworth Street Mains Of Comrie Farm Cottage Mains Of Comrie Farmhouse Overton Farm Cottage Overton Steadings Rintoul Avenue Rintoul Place Shiresmill South Avenue Tapitlaw Wemyss Avenue Wilson Street Woodlands Terrace Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE 005AAE Polling Place (Building) : COMRIE CENTRE DEAN ACRES COMRIE COMRIE DUNFERMLINE No. of Stations: 1 KY12 9XS Streets: Allen Grove Bickram Crescent Bourtree Grove Dean Acres Gillespie Grove Glenburn Grove Haldane Grove Hill Grove Main Street Old Forge Grove Parkland Grove Porterfield Shepherdlands Grove Steel Grove Tapitlaw Grove Woodbank Grove Other Electors Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE Page 3 Contents of Polling Districts - Rolling Register Database Date Printed: 04/03/2016 Electoral Ward: 01 WEST FIFE AND COASTAL VILLAGES 006AAF Polling Place (Building) : TORRYBURN COMMUNITY LEISURE CENTRE MAIN STREET/TINIAN CRESCENT TORRYBURN NEWMILLS No. of Stations: 1 KY12 8SU Streets: Adia Road Bayview Causeway Lane Craigflower Court Craigflower Gardens Craigflower View Craigmore Gardens Crombie Point Durham Terrace Eilean Lane Gollet Way Kay Road Langlees Farm Logan Road Low Causeway Main Street Newmills Oakum Bay Old Inziervar Cottage Old Inzievar House Orchard Terrace Rose Lane Rosemill Court Shore Road Smiddy Wynd The Ness Tinian Crescent Torrie House Torry Bay Court Areas : European SCOTLAND Ward / District WEST FIFE AND COASTAL Parliamentary VILLAGES Division / County DUNFERMLINE AND WEST FIFE Scot Parl Region DUNFERMLINE MID SCOTLAND AND FIFE 007AAG Polling Place (Building) : CROMBIE COMMUNITY LEISURE CENTRE FARM ROAD CROMBIE CROMBIE No. of Stations: 1 KY12 8LD Streets: Bankhead Farm Bankhead Farm Cottage Bankhead Farmhouse Bullions Farm Central Road Crombie Farm Crombie Farm Cottages Farm Road Link Road Little Foothorn Main Road Orchard Grove Ordnance Road Waulkmill Cottages Waulkmill Farm Waulkmill House Waulkmill Steading Other
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