Useful information
Key Dates
- The annual canvass will begin on 10 September 2024.
- Canvass emails will be sent from 10 September. Please Note: The data to produce the emails was sent on 27 August.
- Route 1 forms will be dispatched and posted on or around 10 October and Route 2 forms will be dispatched on or around 13 September. Please Note: The data to produce the Route 1 forms will be sent on 1 October and the data to produce the Route 2 forms was sent on 30 August. This means there could be some crossover.
- Route 2 reminder forms will be dispatched and posted on or around 17 October. Please Note: The data to produce the forms will be sent on 8 October and there could be some crossover.
- We will undertake a telephone canvass for Route 2 properties who have not responded to a reminder form. The telephone canvass will begin in November.
- Route 3 canvass will begin in November.
- The revised register of electors is published by 1 December each year.
Recently moved house?
If you have recently moved house and registered for Council Tax your details will not be entered onto the electoral register automatically. You have to make a separate application to register to vote for your details to appear on the electoral register.
Registering to vote online (opens new window) is the quickest and easiest way.
New Residents
Any person who should be registered to vote whose name does not appear on the form will need to make a separate application to register to vote to appear on the electoral register.
Registering to vote online (opens new window) is the quickest and easiest way.
If you cannot get online please complete the canvass form and we will send a paper application to register to vote when we receive a response back from you.
What could happen if you don't respond?
- You will receive reminders via email, paper form, telephone or a door knock up until the revised register of electors is published.
- If you do not respond, an Electoral Canvasser will either call you if we have your telephone number or visit to collect the information.
- If you do not provide the requested information at all you could be fined up to £1,000.
- If you fail to respond you could lose your right to vote.
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