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Schedule Column 1 Polling District Column 2 Area Within Polling Schedule Column 1 Polling District Column 2 Column 3 Area within Polling Place (Location Polling District or Village) CA Amersham Amersham, Amersham Common Common Amersham Village Hall, 24 White Common Lion Road, Amersham CB Amersham On The Amersham, St John's Methodist Hill Amersham on the Church Hall, 60 Hill Woodside Road, Amersham CC Amersham Town A mersham, Royal British Legion Amersham Town Hall, 58 Whielden Street, Amersham CC1 Amersham Amerhsam, Royal British Legion Common West Amersham Hall, 58 Whielden Common West Street, Amersham CD Asheridge Vale Chesham, Wallington House, Ashridge Vale Wallington Road, Chesham CDA Lowndes Chesham, Chesham Adult Lowndes Learning Centre, Chiltern Hills Academy, Chartridge Lane CE Ashley Green Ashley Green, Ashley Green Memorial Ashley Green Hall, Two Dells Lane, Ashley Green CEA Whelpley Hill Ashley Green, Whelpley Hill Whelpley Hill Coronation Hall, Grove Lane, Chesham CEB Chenies Chenies, Chenies County Chenies (Part) Combined School, Village Road, Chenies CEB Chenies Chenies, Chenies Baptist Church Chenies (Part) Hall, The Manse, Chenies CEC Ley Hill Latimer and Ley Ley Hill Memorial Hall, Hill, Ley Hill The Green, Ley Hill CED Latimer Latimer and Ley Latimer Place, Latimer, Hill, Latimer Nr Chesham Column 1 Polling District Column 2 Column 3 Area within Polling Place (Location Polling District or Village) CF Austenwood Chalfont St Peter, All Saints Church Hall, Austenwood Oval Way, Chalfont St Peter CG Chartridge Chartridge, Chartridge Village Hall, Chartridge Chartridge Lane, Chartridge CGA Ballinger And South Great Missenden, Ballinger War Memorial Heath Ballinger and South Hall, Village Road, Heath Ballinger CH Central Chalfont St Peter, Chalfont St Peter Parish Central Church Hall, Church Lane, Chalfont St Peter CJ Chalfont Common Chalfont St Peter, Recreation Hall, Chalfont Common Epilepsy Society, Chesham Lane CK Chalfont St Giles Chalfont St Giles, The Memorial Hall, Chalfont St Giles School Lane, Chalfont St Giles CKA Jordans Chalfont St Giles, Jordans Village Hall, Jordans Green West Road, Jordans CKB Little Chalfont Little Chalfont, Little Chalfont South Little Chalfont Community Library, South Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont CL Weedon Hill Amersham, Hervines Park Pavilion, Weedon Hill Hervines Road, Amersham CLA Chesham Bois Chesham Bois, St Leonard's Parish Chesham Bois Centre, Glebe Way, Chesham Bois CM Bellingdon Chartidge, Bellingdon and Bellingdon Asheridge Village Hall, Chesham Road, Bellingdon CMA Hawridge Cholesbury Cum St Cholesbury Village Hall, Leonards (Part) Cholesbury Common CMB St Leonards Cholesbury Cum St St Leonards Parish Hall, Leonards (Part) Jenkins Lane, St Leonards Column 1 Polling District Column 2 Column 3 Area within Polling Place (Location Polling District or Village) CMC The Lee The Lee Parish Hall, Lee Clump Road, Lee Common CN Gold Hill Chalfont St Peter, Chalfont St Peter Gold Hill Leisure Centre, Nicol Road CO Great Missenden Great Missenden, Great Missenden Great Missenden Memorial Centre, Link Road, Great Missenden CP Hilltop Chesham, Brushwood Junior Hilltop School, Brushwood Road, Chesham CPA Townsend (No.1) Chesham, Chesham Methodist Townsend (Part) Church, Bellingdon Road, Chesham CPB Townsend (No.2) Chesham , The White Hill Centre, Townsend (Part) White Hill, Chesham CQ Holmer Green Little Missenden, The Church Centre, Holmer Green Featherbed Lane, Holmer Green CR Little Chalfont Little Chalfont, Little Chalfont Village North Little Chalfont Hall, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont CR1 Little Chalfont Little Chalfont, Little Chalfont North East Little Chalfont Methodist Church, North East Chalfont Avenue CS Little Kingshill & Little Missenden, Little Missenden Village Little Missenden Little Kingshill and Hall, Village Road, Little Little Missenden Missenden (Part) CS Little Kingshill & Little Missenden, Little Kingshill Village Little Missenden Little Kingshill and Hall, Windsor Lane, Little Missenden Little Kingshill (Part) CSB Hyde Heath Little Missenden, Hyde Heath Village Hall, Hyde Heath Brays Lane, Hyde Heath CT Newtown Chesham, Newtown Baptist Newtown Church, Berkhampstead Road, Chesham Column 1 Polling District Column 2 Column 3 Area within Polling Place (Location Polling District or Village) CU Coleshill Coleshill, Coleshill Village Hall, Coleshill Barracks Hill, Coleshill CUA Penn Penn, Holy Trinity Church Hall, Penn (Part) Church Road, Penn CUB Knotty Green Penn, Knotty Green Cricket Penn (Part) Club Pavilion, Forty Green Road, Knotty Green CUC Penn Street & Penn, Winchmore Hill Winchmore Hill Penn Street and Memorial Hall, The (No.1) Winchmore Hill Common, Winchmore (Part) Hill CUD Penn Street & Penn, The Village Hall, Penn Winchmore Hill Penn Street and Street, Amersham (No.2) Winchmore Hill (Part) CV Prestwood & Heath Prestwood, Prestwood Village Hall, End (No.1) Prestwood and 1 Wycombe Road, Heath End (Part) Prestwood CVA Prestwood & Heath Prestwood, Little Kingshill Village End (No.2) Prestwood and Hall, Windsor Lane, Heath End (Part) Little Kingshill CW Ridgeway Chesham, Hivings Free Church, Ridgeway Upper Belmont Road, Chesham CX Seer Green Seer Green, Seer Green Baptist Seer Green Church, Wood Pond Close, Seer Green CY St Mary`s Chesham, Chesham Town Hall, St Marys Baines Walk, Chesham CYA Waterside Chesham, Christ Church Hall, Waterside Waterside, Chesham CZ Vale Chesham, Newtown Baptist Vale Church .
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