The North-East's quirky polling stations from past elections

A garage, a front room and caravans have featured through the years. Take a look:
Picture: NORTH NEWS
Taken in 1999, this photo shows Marian Clane whose front room in the village of Dinsdale, Cleveland, was turned into a polling station for the day. She is chatting to a  villager after he cast his vote.
This 1999 picture shows Cllr Steve Kay, Bruce McKenzie and a local resident at a polling station in Lingdale, Redcar and Cleveland. 
Picture: RICHARD DOUGHTY
By early afternoon in 2000, only 10 per cent of the electorate had voted at Knaresborough Forst Cricket Club. Then presiding officer Steve Pilling and poll clerk Dorothy Kirby are shown waiting for voters.

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