New legal rules are now in force requiring you to produce photographic ID in the polling station before you can be given a ballot paper. The new rules apply from
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Overton Ward Notice of Vacancy
More infoClimate Change
Hyndburn Borough Council declared a Climate Emergency and Climate Pledge on the 19th September 2019. The Council pledged to achieve Council’s activities net-zero carbon by 2030. The pledge is a
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Emergency Planning
The Civil Contingencies Bill was introduced to Parliament on 7 January 2004. Its development was informed from the start by close consultation with key stakeholders in what was an open
More infoPolling station review 2019
by Hyndburn ICT
Hyndburn Borough Council is launching a review of polling stations across the borough to make sure they meet the needs of residents. The review, which begins on 12 August, will
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ANNUAL CANVASS Don’t lose your voice – residents across the borough are being urged to look out for their voter registration details in the post Local residents are being warned
More infoThe Mayor’s Office
Councillor Mr Abdul Khan was elected as Mayor of Hyndburn for the Municipal Year 2022/23 at the Council’s Annual Meeting on Thursday 19th May 2022. Councillor Khan has served
More infoBorough Council Election 2022
Hyndburn Borough Council is split into 16 wards. Elections will take place on Thursday 5 May 2022 in 11 of those wards. The hours of the Poll will be 7am
More infoPostal and Proxy Voting
by Hyndburn ICT
If you’re registered to vote, you will be sent a polling card before the election takes place. The polling card will tell you at which polling station you are able
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Overton Results
More infoArchive – meetings prior May 2015
by Naeem Khan
These are Archived Agenda’s of meetings prior May 2015 Please click on of the following to access the Archived Agendas. If your looking for more recent meetings please go to our democracy page
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