Notices
Longworth Parish Council Notices
This page provides important notices and updates for residents of the parish. Here you will find news, announcements, and information on matters that may affect daily life in Longworth — from road closures and consultations to community updates and public reminders.
We update this section regularly to help keep everyone informed. If you have a notice you feel should be shared with the community, please contact the Parish Clerk.
Longworth Parish Council April Update
Contact Judy Roche, Parish Clerk on 07523 056752 or email
There is no Parish Council Meeting in April.
There will be two meetings on Wednesday May 10th
- The Annual Meeting of the Parish is at 6.30 pm
- The Annual General Meeting of the Parish Council is at 7pm.
Both are held in the village hall.
The Annual Meeting of the Parish is an opportunity to hear annual reports from a number of local groups, the local school and charities. The AGM is the main business meeting of the Parish Council and will include the voting in of the Chair and Vice Chair by the Council. Please do feel free to come to either or both of these meetings on May 10th. You are most welcome. You can stay for just a short while if you want to find out more about what the Parish Council does.
If you have any queries please do not hesitate to get in touch either by email or by leaving a phone message. We’d love to hear from you.
Local Elections May 4th
Local Elections – Thursday 4 May 2023
On Thursday 4 May 2023, everyone aged 18 or over who is eligible will have the chance to vote in the district council election.
By voting in this election, you will help to choose local councillors to make decisions on important issues, such as where we should focus our efforts locally to help tackle climate change, where and how new housing gets built, how we work to ensure there’s enough affordable housing and much more.
Residents in some areas will also be able to vote in parish or town council elections.
New for 2023 – to vote at the polling station in this election you must bring photo ID!
The May 2023 local elections will be the first time that voters in the UK will be required to show photo ID when voting at a polling station.
A range of photo ID will be accepted, including passports, driving licences, disabled parking blue badges and cards with a PASS Mark. Expired ID is acceptable, as long as the photograph is still a true likeness of you.
If you don’t have an accepted form of photo ID, you can APPLY NOW for a free voter ID document, known as a Voter Authority Certificate. If you need to apply for ID, you must do so by 5pm on 25 April, in order to vote in this election.
For more information, including the full list of accepted ID and on how you can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate, visit The Electoral Commission website – electoralcommission.org.uk/voterID or call 0800 328 0280.
To vote in this election you must:
- be registered to vote
- be 18 or over on the day of the election
- be a British, Irish, Commonwealth or EU citizen
- be registered at an address in the area you want to vote in
- not be legally excluded from voting
Register to vote
To cast your ballot in this election you must be registered to vote at your current address by midnight on Monday 17 April – if you are not already registered, visit gov.uk/registertovote.
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