Throughout August, North East Lincolnshire Council is reviewing its polling districts and polling stations asking people to come forward with their views.
The main purpose of the review is to make sure that all voters in the borough have reasonable facilities for voting and polling places are accessible to all electors.
The main focus of this review is to help create new polling districts for Immingham Town Council, following boundary changes agreed through the Parish Council Community Governance Review in March 2024. These proposals include a north and south split along Pelham Road and must be reflected in the electoral register published later this year.
Comments are also welcomed on polling arrangements across the borough, including any issues with accessibility, suitability of venues or alternative arrangements that may better support voters, polling staff and the Returning Officer.
You can have your say at www.nelincs.gov.uk/your-council/elections-and-voting/our-reviews/review-of-polling-districts-polling-places-and-polling-stations/.
Information about the current polling districts, places and stations, comments from the Returning Officer and any proposed changes can also be found on the same webpage.
The council is particularly keen to hear from people with a disability and any person or group with an interest in accessibility.
The closing date for suggestions is 31st August 2026.
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