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Going On Holiday
There is an election whilst I am away, can I have a postal vote instead?
Where can I find out about warnings on Travelling to certain destinations?
There is an election whilst I am away, can I have a postal vote instead?
Any elector can have a postal vote simply by completing an application form. Alternatively you could complete an application form to choose someone to vote for you, (they would then be called your Proxy).
For further information about Postal or Proxy voting or to get application forms contact the Electoral Services office.

Where can I find out about warnings on Travelling to certain destinations?
Visit the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's website which provides advice on travelling to various countries