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
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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 infoBorough Council Election 2023
Hyndburn Borough Council is split into 16 wards. Elections will take place on Thursday 4 May 2023 in 12 of those wards. The hours of Poll will be 7:00am to
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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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There was a By Election in the Spring Hill ward on Thursday 9 July 2015. The hours of Poll were 7.00am to 10.00pm. Details can be found by using the links below.
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Police and Crime Commissioners Election 2021 – Police and Crime Commissioners Election – May 2021 On Thursday 6 May 2021 the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire will be elected.
More infoReferenda in Hyndburn
A Referenda is a ballot by which people directly decide between (usually two) alternatives on a major issue, such as whether or not to adopt a particular agenda, etc. A
More infoLancashire County Council Election
Hyndburn is part of Lancashire County Council and electors vote on the first Thursday in May, once every four years to elect County Councillors. The next election will take
More infoEuropean Parliamentary Elections
Find out more information relating to the 2019 European Elections. Notice of Election 2019 Statement of Local Results 2014 Notice of European Elections 2014 Statement of Persons Nominated European Elections
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The Electoral Commission www.electoralcommission.org.uk An independent body set up by the UK Parliament in 2000. It is independent of the government and political parties and is directly accountable to Parliament
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The Standards Committee is made up of four Councillors from Hyndburn Borough Council and three Parish Councillors from Altham Parish Council. The Members of the Standards Committee are currently as follows:
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