Pendle Borough Council

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Common FAQs

Q: How do I apply to vote by post?

Q: How do I register to vote?

Q: How do I complain?

Q: How do I challenge the Penalty Charge Notice I have received?

Q: Where can I find information about current applications for planning permission?

Q: I have moved address, but not yet changed the address on the electoral register - how do I go about this?

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To change your address on the Electoral Register, you need to fill in new registration form.

More on how to register to vote, how to register online and where to download a registration form

Q: What will happen with the green garden waste bin during the winter months?

Q: What if I already compost all my garden waste and don't need a green bin?

Q: I've heard that having a wheeled bin can increase the risk of burglary, as the criminals can assume that when the bin is left out I'm not at home?

Q: What if my wheeled bin is damaged or stolen?