Can I take children with me to vote? - latest guidance for 2021 local elections
The Electoral Commission has answered the question for parents
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Tomorrow (May 6) people across England will head to the polls to vote in this year s local elections.
In the Bristol region, residents will be voting in up to four elections.
And the Electoral Commission has now confirmed that children will be allowed at polling stations this year.
What Bristolians think will happen at tomorrow s local elections
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Bristol mayoral Green candidate apologises and deletes charity endorsement Instagram post
Sandy Hore-Ruthven says it was simply an illustration of some of the work I have done in Bristol
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The Green Party’s Bristol mayoral candidate has apologised and removed a social media post after a charity complained it appeared to show its endorsement.
Local election: tackling traffic problems is Bristol s biggest priority, say Bristol Live readers
Housing and the environment are also key issues
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Traffic is the biggest priority that needs tackling in Bristol, according to our pre-election survey.
A total of 317 people took part in our survey ahead of the local elections this Thursday (May 6), when people in the Bristol region will be voting in up to four elections.
Bristol elections: Electoral Calculus poll on who will run Bristol council
No party has overall control at present
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A new poll is predicting the Labour Party will control Bristol City Council after this week s local elections.
In just two days time, people across the Bristol region will be voting in up to four elections.
Not only will voters get to choose the individual who will run the city for the next three years in Bristol s third ever election for city mayor, but all 70 seats on Bristol City Council are also up for grabs as all 34 wards across the city will be heading to the polls.
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