The Council is required to carry
out a review of Polling Districts, Polling Places and Polling
Stations in the Mid Suffolk area, by the end of 2007.
The following extract from a circular produced by the Electoral
Commission gives more detail about the process and timescale.
Extract from Electoral Commission Circular
The following document lists the polling stations used at the
recent election.
List of Polling Stations
The Polling Station Review Working Group met on 17th September
2007.
The following documents are the report and appendix that were
considered by the Working Group.
Report to Working Group on 17th September 2007
Appendix A to Report
The Working Group has made a number of draft
recommendations. Comments are invited relating to any proposed
changes.
Draft recommendations
The Polling Station Review Working Group met on 15th October
2007.
The following documents are the report and appendix that were
considered by the Working Group, and the minutes of the
meeting.
Report to Working Group on 15th October 2007
Appendix A to Report
Minutes of Meeting on 15th October 2007
The Working Group considered the responses to the draft
recommendations, and produced final recommendations to
Council.
The following documents are the report and appendix that are to be
presented to Council on 8th November 2007.
Report to Council on 8th November 2007
Appendix A to Report
There are some technical changes that do not affect electors.
The main changes that do affect electors are as follows:
Elmswell - to divide the parish into North and South polling
districts, and to allocate a new polling station at The Blackbourne
Centre, for Elmswell (North).
Helmingham - to discontinue the use of a caravan, and to allocate
the polling station as The Mission Hall, Framsden.
Needham Market - to divide the town into north and south polling
districts, and to confirm the polling station as The Amenity Block,
Council Offices, Hurstlea Road, for Needham Market (North).
Stuston - to discontinue the use of a caravan, and to allocate the
polling station as The Community Centre,
Palgrave