Will Tuckley
Bexley residents urged to protect voting rights
Robin Cottle , Reporter
Monday, August 13, 2012
12:17 PM
Bexley residents are being persuaded to respond to electoral household registration forms which started dropping through letterboxes this week.
People need to answer the form either online, by post or over the phone to stay on the electoral register and keep their voting rights in Bexley.
Council chief executive Will Tuckley said: “We want to make sure that no one in Bexley runs the risk of losing their vote.
“Registering is very simple and can be done online or by using a freephone number if your details have not changed.”
For more email elections.office@bexley.gov.uk or 020 3045 3617.
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