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🗳️ General Election 2024 / 👋 Meet the Mayors / 🚮#RespectProtectEnjoy
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🗳️ Less than a week to go until the General Election
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Key things ahead of next weeks general election:
  • The general election will take place on Thursday 4 July 2024
  • Polling stations open at 7am and close at 10pm
  • You'll need to bring photo ID with you to vote
  • If you are postal voting, please send back you postal vote as soon as possible, if you forget to post it in time you can hand it into your local polling station next Thursday
  • You have to go to the polling station for the address you’re registered to vote at, find yours at wheredoivote.co.uk
Info on voting in the General Election

👋 Meet the Mayors
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Pic 1: Mayor and Mayoress of Poole Pic 2: Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bournemouth
Introducing the Mayor of Poole, Councillor Pete Miles.

Cllr Miles was elected as Mayor at the Annual Meeting of the Poole Charter Trustee which was followed by the Mayor Making Ceremony.

Cllr Miles will serve as Mayor with Mayoress Katie Cousins. Cllr Jo Clements was elected Deputy Mayor of Poole. Cllr Mark Howell was elected as the Sheriff of Poole.
 
Read the Poole Mayor's Bio
Introducing the Mayor of Bournemouth, Councillor George Farquhar.

Cllr Farquhar recently became the 110th person to hold the Office of Mayor of Bournemouth at the Annual Meeting of the Charter Trustees.

Cllr Anne Filer takes on the role of Deputy Mayor of Bournemouth.
Read the Bournemouth Mayor's Bio

🚮 Working to keep our beaches and parks clean
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Keeping our seafront, parks and open spaces clean and tidy is a big job and our teams work hard to keep our hometown beautiful.

At this time of year, when it's busier, we have around 250 bins along the seafront. Our teams works late into the evening, and our cleaning teams start at sunrise, removing rubbish so that they are clean when people arrive. 

We ask visitors to parks and beaches to put litter in the bins we provide, or take it home with them. We work in partnership with Waste Investigations Support and Enforcement (WISE) to issues fines to people caught littering deliberately. 
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☑️Everything you need to know for next weeks general election
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🗳️ Less than a week to go until the General Election
Key things ahead of next weeks general election:
* The general election will take place on Thursday 4 July 2024
* Polling stations open at 7am and close at 10pm
* You'll need to bring photo ID with you to vote
* If you are postal voting, please send back you postal vote as soon as possible, if you forget to post it in time you can hand it into your local polling station next Thursday
* You have to go to the polling station for the address you’re registered to vote at, find yours at wheredoivote.co.uk
* Not sure who’s standing as a candidate in your area? Find out here: bcpcouncil.gov.uk/elections-and-voting
Info on voting in the General Election
** 👋 Meet the Mayors
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Pic 1: Mayor and Mayoress of Poole Pic 2: Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bournemouth
Introducing the Mayor of Poole, Councillor Pete Miles.
Cllr Miles was elected as Mayor at the Annual Meeting of the Poole Charter Trustee which was followed by the Mayor Making Ceremony.
Cllr Miles will serve as Mayor with Mayoress Katie Cousins. Cllr Jo Clements was elected Deputy Mayor of Poole. Cllr Mark Howell was elected as the Sheriff of Poole.
Read the Poole Mayor's Bio
Introducing the Mayor of Bournemouth, Councillor George Farquhar.
Cllr Farquhar recently became the 110th person to hold the Office of Mayor of Bournemouth at the Annual Meeting of the Charter Trustees.
Cllr Anne Filer takes on the role of Deputy Mayor of Bournemouth.
Read the Bournemouth Mayor's Bio
** 🚮 Working to keep our beaches and parks clean
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Keeping our seafront, parks and open spaces clean and tidy is a big job and our teams work hard to keep our hometown beautiful.
At this time of year, when it's busier, we have around 250 bins along the seafront. Our teams works late into the evening, and our cleaning teams start at sunrise, removing rubbish so that they are clean when people arrive.
We ask visitors to parks and beaches to put litter in the bins we provide, or take it home with them. We work in partnership with Waste Investigations Support and Enforcement (WISE) to issues fines to people caught littering deliberately.
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