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Consultation has concluded
West Lancashire Borough Council is undertaking a review of all Polling Districts and Polling Places and is inviting comments from the public on its proposals.
Following completion of the Electoral Review in March 2022 by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England, which will reduce the number of, and change Ward Boundaries (more information on that review can be found here external link), a Polling Review is required to ensure that Polling Districts and Places match these new boundaries and are convenient for voters.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Polling Districts and Polling Places review, your feedback is now being analysed and will form part of the proposals.
Keep an eye out for further updates coming soon.
West Lancashire Borough Council is undertaking a review of all Polling Districts and Polling Places and is inviting comments from the public on its proposals.
Following completion of the Electoral Review in March 2022 by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England, which will reduce the number of, and change Ward Boundaries (more information on that review can be found here external link), a Polling Review is required to ensure that Polling Districts and Places match these new boundaries and are convenient for voters.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Polling Districts and Polling Places review, your feedback is now being analysed and will form part of the proposals.
