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OK, as it's election day show us your polling stations! Here's mine, built in the 60's...about a 50m walk away, so I struggled over there this morning not having anything better to do now
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cosmictanya
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Subject: Re: Polling Stations of note. Fri Jul 05, 2024 1:13 am
St Columbas.
https://www.stcolumbas.org.uk/
Where Saffy got dumped at the altar for the Gucci girl.
Pont Street itself was where Oscar Wilde was arrested after being found in flagrante delicto in homosexual circumstances, and lent its name to a genre of architecture…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_Street_Dutch
cosmictanya
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Subject: Re: Polling Stations of note. Fri Jul 05, 2024 1:23 am
Nightjar wrote:
This is mine.
It used to be the synagogue nearby, but since the boundary change...
If you look a bit further down the road (onto the corned of Hamilton Terrace) you'll see it was once a part of St Mark's Church.
Once, since it spectacularly burnt down a few years ago.
I’ve told you before to pop along to the Liberal. They have great wine and professional networking. You’ll find a rich widow in no time at all. That and Westminster (Rutland Gate) - happy hunting for the artsy gigolo. We had a memorial for my grandfather there.
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Subject: Re: Polling Stations of note. Fri Jul 05, 2024 8:24 am
I recognised the Mormon church on Straight Rd immediately. I must say I don't think it's proper forcing people to go onto the property of an American sect to vote.
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