Woking Lib Dems secure simpler postal votes
Following a call by the Lib Dems residents will no longer be requested to submit photographic identification when applying for a postal vote from Woking Borough Council.
Following a call by the Lib Dems residents will no longer be requested to submit photographic identification when applying for a postal vote from Woking Borough Council.
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