If you haven't put your postal vote in a post box yet, and are worried it might not reach us on time, you can deliver it to either the district council house today and tomorrow between 9am and 5pm, or any polling station, between 7am & 10pm tomorrow (4 July 2024).

Please be aware however, that you will have to complete a form if you drop you postal vote off in person, and you can't just leave it or put it through our council house letter box. Filling in a form is a legal requirement and our staff have to ask you to complete it.

Our team will work as fast as we can to serve you, however there may be a short wait at busy times. Thank you for your patience and understanding - we really appreciate it.

You must show photo ID to vote at polling stations in the general election on 4 July 2024. Common photo IDs that you can use include:

Passport (this doesn't need to be in date, but it needs to be recent enough to look like you)
Driving licence (including provisional license)
Blue badge
Specific travel cards (such as an older person’s bus pass or disabled person’s bus pass)
Visit the Electoral Commission's website to find out more about accepted forms of photo ID

Find out more about voting at a polling station, including a handy look up to tell you where to go to cast your vote.

Council's ambitious plans for the redevelopment of the city’s Birmingham Road site

Council Leader, Cllr Doug Pullen, has ambitious plans for the redevelopment of the city’s Birmingham Road Site and a tremendous amount of work has been going on behind the scenes to deliver them.

Here in an exclusive interview Councillor Pullen tackles direct questions around the scheme highlighting the benefits of the much anticipated cinema project for residents, visitors and local economy and plans for the development of the former garage site and bus station.

Published: 26 January 2024