Bradley Stoke has seven polling stations open today for voting in the 2011 District & Town Elections and the national AV Referendum.
The local polling stations (open until 10pm) are:
- Brook Way Activity Centre
- Jubilee Centre, Savages Wood Road
- Holy Trinity Church, Broad Croft
- Baileys Court Activity Centre
- Evangelical Church, Baileys Court Road
- St Joseph’s Centre, Juniper Way
- Church of Christ the King, Mautravers Close
Voters in Bradley Stoke are choosing representatives for both Bradley Stoke Town Council and South Gloucestershire Council, in each case for a four-year term.
For information about the local candidates and their parties’ manifestos, visit our Bradley Stoke Local Elections 2011 page.
The Journal will be reporting LIVE from tonight’s count at Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre, starting at around 10:30pm.
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Tonight’s Town Council election is costing Bradley Stoke tax payers up to £24,218 (source: BSTC budget 2011/2012). Costs of the District Election and AV Referendum are on top of that.