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Polling Stations in Use for European Parliamentary Election on 23 May 2019 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 1 / AR01N Eardisland Village Hall (Small Committee Room) School Lane Eardisland Leominster HR6 9BP Electorate: 395 (AR01N) = 395 2 / AR02N, AR05N, AR07N, AR08N Titley Village Hall (Main Hall) Titley Kington HR5 3RL Electorate: 21 (AR02N) + 45 (AR05N) + 168 (AR07N) + 136 (AR08N) = 370 3 / AR03N Lyonshall Memorial Hall (Main Hall) Lyonshall Kington HR5 3LL Electorate: 559 (AR03N) = 559 4 / AR04N Pembridge Parish Hall (Main Hall) Bearwood Road Pembridge HR6 9EA Electorate: 847 (AR04N) = 847 5 / AR06N Shobdon Village Hall (Community Room) Shobdon School Shobdon Leominster HR6 9LX Electorate: 739 (AR06N) = 739 6 / BA01N, BA05N, BA06N Lady Emily Community Centre (Main Hall) School Road Tarrington Hereford HR1 4EX Electorate: 157 (BA01N) + 67 (BA05N) + 423 (BA06N) = 647 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 1 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 7 / BA02N Fownhope New Memorial Hall (Lechmere Room) Ross Road Fownhope HR1 4PG Electorate: 826 (BA02N) = 826 8 / BA03N Hampton Bishop Village Hall (Main Hall) Hampton Bishop Hereford HR1 4JY Electorate: 541 (BA03N) = 541 9 / BA04N Mordiford C E Primary School (Head Teachers Office) Mordiford Hereford HR1 4LW Electorate: 445 (BA04N) = 445 10 / BI01N, BI05N Yarpole Parish Hall (Main Hall) Green Lane Yarpole Leominster HR6 0BL Electorate: 468 (BI01N) + 123 (BI05N) = 591 11 / BI02N Cawley Hall (Main Hall) Eye Leominster HR6 0DS Electorate: 130 (BI02N) = 130 12 / BI03N, BI06N Luston Methodist Church (Main Hall) Luston Leominster HR6 0EB Electorate: 106 (BI03N) + 447 (BI06N) = 553 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 2 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 13 / BI04N Kingsland Coronation Hall (Main Hall) Kingsland Leominster HR6 9SQ Electorate: 893 (BI04N) = 893 14 / BI07N Orleton Village Hall (Main Hall) Millbrook Way Orleton Ludlow SY8 4HW Electorate: 706 (BI07N) = 706 15 / BI08N Richards Castle Village Hall (Betton Room) Richards Castle Ludlow SY8 4EQ Electorate: 216 (BI08N) = 216 16 / BM01N, BM07N, BM08N Stanford Bishop Village Hall (Main Hall) Malvern Road Stanford Bishop Worcester WR6 5TT Electorate: 138 (BM01N) + 47 (BM07N) + 96 (BM08N) = 281 17 / BM02N, BM03N, BM04N Bishops Frome Village Centre (Conference Room) Village Green Bishops Frome Worcester WR6 5AP Electorate: 195 (BM02N) + 513 (BM03N) + 182 (BM04N) = 890 18 / BM05N Cradley Village Hall (Main Hall) Rectory Lane Cradley Malvern WR13 5LH Electorate: 1138 (BM05N) = 1138 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 3 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 19 / BM06N Storridge Village Hall (Meeting Room) Storridge Malvern WR13 5EY Electorate: 282 (BM06N) = 282 20 / BT01N, BT05N, BT06N Brockhampton Primary School (The Library) Bringsty Worcester WR6 5TD Electorate: 62 (BT01N) + 317 (BT05N) + 222 (BT06N) = 601 21 / BT02N, BT03N The Bromyard Centre (Clive Richard Function Room) Cruxwell Street Bromyard HR7 4EB Station Information: No 1 Electorate: 466 (BT02N) + 351 (BT03N) = 817 22 / BT04N, BT07N, BT08N Saltmarshe & District Hall (Main Hall) Tedstone Wafre Bromyard HR7 4PP Electorate: 84 (BT04N) + 125 (BT07N) + 61 (BT08N) = 270 23 / BT09N, BT12N, BT13N Upper Sapey Village Hall (Main Hall) Cross Roads Upper Sapey Worcester WR6 6EU Electorate: 282 (BT09N) + 18 (BT12N) + 62 (BT13N) = 362 24 / BT10N Whitbourne Village Hall (Large Hall) Meadow Green Whitbourne Worcester WR6 5RN Electorate: 637 (BT10N) = 637 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 4 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 25 / BW01N Bromyard Methodist Church Hall (Main Hall) 20 New Road Bromyard HR7 4AJ Electorate: 1198 (BW01N) = 1198 26 / BW02N The Bromyard Centre (Clive Richard Function Room) Cruxwell Street Bromyard HR7 4EB Station Information: No 2 Electorate: 1142 (BW02N) = 1142 27 / CA01N Almeley Village Hall (Main Hall) Almeley Hereford HR3 6LB Electorate: 484 (CA01N) = 484 28 / CA02N Brilley and Michaelchurch Village Hall (Main Hall) Brilley Hereford HR3 6JG Electorate: 217 (CA02N) = 217 29 / CA03N, CA09N Staunton-on-Wye Village Hall (Main Hall) Staunton-On-Wye Hereford HR4 7LR Electorate: 49 (CA03N) + 327 (CA09N) = 376 30 / CA04N Eardisley Curzon Herrick Hall (Main Hall) Church Road Eardisley Hereford HR3 6NH Electorate: 656 (CA04N) = 656 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 5 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 31 / CA05N, CA06N Kinnersley Castle (Front Hall) Kinnersley Castle Kinnersley Hereford HR3 6QF Electorate: 175 (CA05N) + 71 (CA06N) = 246 32 / CA07N, CA08N Norton Canon Village Hall (Main Hall) Kitty's Lane Norton Canon HR4 7BL Electorate: 205 (CA07N) + 41 (CA08N) = 246 33 / CA10N, CA11N Winforton Community Hall (Main Hall) St Michael & All Angels Church Winforton Hereford HR3 6EA Electorate: 83 (CA10N) + 209 (CA11N) = 292 34 / CR01N Breinton Village Hall (Main Hall) Breinton Hereford HR4 7PJ Electorate: 688 (CR01N) = 688 35 / CR02N Credenhill Community Hall (Main Hall) Station Road Credenhill Hereford HR4 7EY Electorate: 1395 (CR02N) = 1395 36 / CR03N Stretton Sugwas Village Hall (Main Hall) Stretton Sugwas Hereford HR4 7PT Electorate: 310 (CR03N) = 310 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 6 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 37 / HG01N, HG02N Bartestree Village Hall (Commitee Room) Bartestree Hereford HR1 4BY Electorate: 306 (HG01N) + 1303 (HG02N) = 1609 38 / HG03N, HG04N, HG05N Withington Village Hall (Hewison Lounge) Coppice Close Withington Hereford HR1 3PP Electorate: 128 (HG03N) + 60 (HG04N) + 1118 (HG05N) = 1306 39 / HM01N Bodenham Parish Hall (Main Hall) Caldervale Bodenham Hereford HR1 3LB Electorate: 928 (HM01N) = 928 40 / HM02N, HM07N, HM15N Bredenbury Village Hall (Main Hall) Bredenbury Bromyard HR7 4TF Electorate: 96 (HM02N) + 93 (HM15N) + 84 (HM07N) = 273 41 / HM03N, HM05N, HM14N Edwyn Ralph Village Hall (Lounge) Edwyn Ralph Bromyard HR7 4LY Electorate: 62 (HM03N) + 171 (HM05N) + 101 (HM14N) = 334 42 / HM04N, HM08N, HM09N, HM13N Pudleston Village Hall (Main Hall) Pudleston Leominster HR6 0RA Electorate: 107 (HM04N) + 37 (HM08N) + 118 (HM09N) + 149 (HM13N) = 411 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 7 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 43 / HM06N Stoke Prior Village Hall (Main Hall) Stoke Prior Leominster HR6 0LG Electorate: 266 (HM06N) = 266 44 / HM10N Risbury Village Hall (Main Hall) Risbury Leominster HR6 0NQ Electorate: 255 (HM10N) = 255 45 / HM11N, HM12N Pencombe & Little Cowarne Parish Hall (Main Hall) Pencombe Bromyard HR7 4SH Electorate: 105 (HM11N) + 248 (HM12N) = 353 46 / HO01N, HO03S Holmer Church Parish Centre (Main Hall) Holmer Hereford HR4 9RG Electorate: 1707 (HO01N) + 294 (HO03S) = 2001 47 / HP01N, HP02N Bosbury Parish Hall (Main Hall) Bosbury Ledbury HR8 1PX Electorate: 603 (HP01N) + 92 (HP02N) = 695 48 / HP03N Wyche Free Church (School Room) Jubilee Drive Upper Colwall Malvern WR13 6DQ Electorate: 582 (HP03N) = 582 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 8 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 49 / HP04N Colwall Village Hall (Jean Simon Room) Mill Lane Colwall Malvern WR13 6EQ Electorate: 1380 (HP04N) = 1380 50 / HP05N Mathon Parish Hall (Main Hall) Lane End Mathon Malvern WR13 5NY Electorate: 247 (HP05N) = 247 51 / KT01N, KT04N Kingswood Village Hall (Main Hall) Kingswood Kington HR5 3HE Electorate: 94 (KT01N) + 256 (KT04N) = 350 52 / KT02N, KT03N, KT05N Markwick Close Community Hall (Communal Room) Markwick Close Kington HR5 3UE Electorate: 1900 (KT02N) + 21 (KT05N) + 183 (KT03N) = 2104 53 / LEN01N, LEN02N St Katherine's Hall (Main Hall) High Street Ledbury HR8 1DZ Station Information: No 1 Electorate: 1138 (LEN01N) + 975 (LEN02N) = 2113 54 / LEN03N Christ Church (Church Nave) Church Lane Wellington Heath Ledbury HR8 1NA Electorate: 378 (LEN03N) = 378 PSTNLIST - Polling Stations In Use Page: 9 Report Version Date: 08/03/2013-1 Polling Stations in Use Election: 23 May 2019 - European Parliamentary Election Printed: 8 May 2019 Polling between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm Polling Station / Address West Midlands Region 55 / LES01N, LES03N, LES04N Holy Trinity Church (Parish Room) New Street Ledbury HR8 2EE Electorate:
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