In some places, on Thursday 2 May, you will get to vote for someone to represent you on your local town or parish council.

Town and parish councillors represent their communities on issues that affect them, by commenting on planning applications and other proposals, and maintaining community buildings, land, play areas, allotments and cemeteries.

Who can vote in this election

To vote in this election you must:

• be registered to vote at your current address by Friday 12 April 2019
• be 18 or over on the day of the election
• be a British, Irish, Commonwealth or EU citizen
• be registered at an address in the area in which you want to vote
• not be legally excluded from voting.

Please note, overseas voters are not eligible to vote in this election.

Who you can vote for

Parish elections will take place in the following areas, to find out who you can vote for please click on:

Our postcode search facility will be available shortly if you don’t know the name of the parish area where you live.

All other wards are uncontested – see below.

When and where can I go to vote in this election

Details of when and where you can vote will be available shortly via our How to vote page.

Uncontested wards

In the parish wards listed below, the number of candidates standing did not exceed the number of seats to be contested.  Therefore there will not be a contested election for these areas: