>>22977540

>>22977507

LAST WARNING TO U.K ANONS, LURKERS AND CITIZENS - BE CAREFUL TODAY WHEN VOTING

note: This vote is symbolic today, do not be triggered by outrage, beware of your surroundings., if you see strangers coming into your town causing trouble, gather locally and protect the elderly and your own.

Hopefully they will just try and steal the elections via illegal voting or ballot drops but just in care.

the u.k clowns are up to something, it stinks.

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THE BARROW BOYS HAVE GONE TO SPAIN,

Note: be careful during the coming elections, anon has seen videoss of the u.k police doing riot training with people with british flags or clothes on with riot shields. The elections are on the 1st of May, something stinks, they have done this every time something habbens, fuck off to spain, it is well known that most criminals and those that MI 5 fund and use as paid assets and inflitrators will go there to escape justice or lay low.

EYES ON SWIVEL

>>22968777, >>22968806, >>22968810, >>22968876 election fuckery coming

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What Spooked Paul Thorpe & Others?

https://youtu.be/akqhGXh6hXM

>>22977682

he and the tories will lose the vote

anon is worried about a terrorist attack or some type of incident getting innocent people injured or killed.

anons spidey senses and almonds are going off in all directions.

anon hopes anon is wrong. but this shit stinks.

anon is very rarely wrong.

alll anons can do it warn people like we did with coming events.

maybe just by warning people it will not habben as the clowns and MI5 are watching and lurking here.

Either way, these elections are not worth getting killed or injured against astroturfed rent a mob backed by the police and cameras for media spin.

>>22977675

>>22977689

Local elections 2025: Where are they and how can you vote?

Voting for a new MP, several mayors and almost two dozen local authorities are all taking place on Thursday. Here's everything you need to know.

Wednesday 30 April 2025 16:11, UK

https://news.sky.com/story/local-elections-from-where-they-are-to-what-theyre-all-for-your-ultimate-guide-13344978

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A host of local and mayoral elections are being held across England on Thursday - the first voting day since the general election last year.

There will also be a new Member of Parliament.

Here is everything you need to know.

Local elections

There will be local elections in 23 of England's 317 local authorities on Thursday.

Some are slightly different to others, depending on the type of authority.

Local elections 2025: councils in England up for election

Upper tier local authorities in England, those with elections are highlighted

Current control: Con Lab No overall control

Click on area for details

use link above to click on u.k map for your area.

>>22977714

Here is the full list:

County councils

• Cambridgeshire

• Derbyshire

• Devon

• Gloucestershire

• Hertfordshire

• Kent

• Lancashire

• Leicestershire

• Lincolnshire

• Nottinghamshire

• Oxfordshire

• Staffordshire

• Warwickshire

• Worcestershire

Unitary authorities

• Buckinghamshire

• Cornwall

• County Durham

• North Northamptonshire

• Northumberland

• Shropshire

• West Northamptonshire

• Wiltshire

Metropolitan district

• Doncaster

The Isles of Scilly, which has a unique governance structure, is also holding a local election of its own.

Additionally, about 1,270 parish councils will be holding elections.

What is the difference between the types of authorities?

A county council is part of a two-tier local government system, taking care of things that affect the whole county, such as:

• Education

• Transport

• Planning

• Fire and public safety

• Social care

• Libraries

• Waste management

• Trading standards

They work alongside the other, lower-tier councils - district, borough or city - that take care of things on a smaller scale, such as:

• Rubbish collection

• Recycling

• Council tax collections

• Housing

• Planning applications

A unitary authority is a one-tier local government, where the services of a county council and the other smaller councils listed above are combined.

A metropolitan district has a council that oversees all services, similar to a unitary authority - but has a mayor with a role similar to that of local councils.

The mayors for Doncaster and North Tyneside are single authority, making them the political leader of the council and leaving them responsible for delivering local council services.

Metro mayors chair combined authorities made up of several local councils.

Metro mayor election

There are six mayoral elections taking place on Thursday. Four areas are voting where there is already a mayor in place:

• West of England

• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

• Doncaster

• North Tyneside

And the other two are holding mayoral elections for the first time:

• Hull and East Yorkshire

• Greater Lincolnshire

New MP for Runcorn and Helsby

A by-election is also being held in Runcorn and Helsby after Mike Amesbury agreed to stand down following his conviction for punching a man in the street.

continud

>>22977714

>>22977716

How can I vote?

You must be aged 18 or over (or 16 or over in Scotland and Wales) and be registered to vote.

If you have not yet registered, it is too late to do so in time for the elections on Thursday.

There are three ways to vote:

In person at your local polling station

You'll be sent a poll card just before an election or referendum telling you when to vote and at which polling station. It will usually be in a public building, such as a school or local hall, near your home.

You can only vote at the polling station allocated to your address. This will be shown on your poll card. You can also enter your postcode on this website to find out where your polling station is.

You will be able to cast your vote any time between 7am and 10pm

You must bring a form of photo ID with you in order to vote. There are 22 accepted types of ID.

At the polling station, you will need to give your name and address to staff and show them your photo ID.

There will be instructions in the polling booth telling you exactly how to cast your vote.

Postal vote

You can register to vote by post for any reason, including that you simply don't want to go to a polling station on the day.

But the deadline for the postal vote in these elections was 14 April. If you want to apply for future votes, you can do so by clicking here.

By proxy

This is where you apply for someone to vote on your behalf if you cannot go to the polling station in person and do not want to or can't vote by post.

But the deadline for the postal vote in these elections was 23 April. If you want to apply for future votes, you can do so by clicking here.

Which elections have been postponed - and why?

Elections for county councils in the following areas have been postponed until May 2026:

• Norfolk

• Suffolk

• Essex

• Thurrock

• Surrey

• East and West Sussex

• Hampshire

• Isle of Wight

Most areas of the UK are now covered by one-tier systems such as unitary authorities, but there are still 21 county councils.

Remaining county councils are being encouraged to merge with other local authorities to become unitary authorities.

So in December last year, county councils could request to postpone their elections set for Thursday if they were trying to reorganise into one-tier systems.

While 16 county councils requested to postpone, only the eight listed above were successful.

>>22977675, >>22977689, >>22977714, >>22977716, >>22977718 u.k elections, anon opine and warnings and where and how to vote bun.

>>22977724

most councils were taken over by females and than diversity hires pushing the green agenda and other nonense including recruiting amongst themselves.

the councils are full of immigrants who people cannot understand and do not know how to do the job.

working from home and fucking useless.

>>22977770

true

but no point mouthing off until you get into power.

he got a big head and was elevated by twitter mob and the barrow boys who have all fucked off to spain whilst dividing a strong person who ran under reform uk but was not a member of reform u.k

you are very dim.

not everyone should be able to vote unless they understand the basics.

it is a shame as anon still like rupert lowe.

now they have a right wing party opposition run by a pakistani.

kek

>>22977777

chek'ed truth quint digits

>>22977781

right

lets see how it plays out.

brexit was the right thing to do.

it was betrayal of the people

time is running out for the e.u and ECB.

like anons said.

you are out of your depth

go back to reading the murdoch press and watching sports ball.

>>22977803

will agree with that.

Anon is not a statist.

Go out and vote or you get what you are given.

that said, be careful and be aware of your surroundings and strangers acting weird.

stay safe, this is moar of a signal vote

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Starmer- Don't forget to vote.

https://youtu.be/IM56nlK9l5U

>>22977830

hurrump

o7

MOAR TRACTION ON THE B.I.S AND THE BOOK THE TOWER OF BASEL

Note: runtime 25 minutes. guy is a bit dry, but there should be moar videos on this organisation and the elected people need to know about them,

All wars are bankster wars.

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Bank for International Settlements: The Most Notorious Cartel on the Planet.

https://youtu.be/C1_0s7BlhpA

ANNA PAULINA LUNA CALLS ON PAM TO RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES AFTER THE DEATH OF VIRGINIA GIUFFRE AND OTHER VICTIMS FEAR !!

Note: 5 minute report by newsmax. worth sharing and bring the victims under protection program.

Epstein victim’s death raises more questions: Chris Plante

https://youtu.be/4xIhb8fjL6c

>>22978018

habby mayday

stephen miller just made sure there was no moar folowing question on the ms13 gang banger.

they are shit scared of him.

kek