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Informal social gathering of Labour supporters with Jess Phillips, Tom Collins MP, Cllr Adrian Gregson and City Council Leader, Lynn Denham
Informal social gathering of Labour supporters with Jess Phillips, Tom Collins MP, Cllr Adrian Gregson and City Council Leader, Lynn Denham

Make Your Vote Count

Every vote helps shape the future of Worcester and the country. Whether you’re voting for the first time or updating your details, here are the key links to help you take part.

Campaigners for Lynn Denham determined to turn Worcester Red

Register to vote

Make sure you’re registered to vote in local and national elections. It only takes a few minutes to register or update your voter details online.

Register to Vote
Papers for a postal vote

Register for a postal vote

A postal vote can make voting easier if you work long hours, travel regularly, have caring responsibilities or prefer to vote from home.

Apply for a postal vote
A hand holding drivers licence beside a sign Accepted Voter ID

Accepted voter ID

You now need an accepted form of photo ID to vote in person at many elections in the UK. Many everyday IDs are accepted, including passports and driving licences — and if you don’t have one, you can apply for free voter ID.

Accepted Voter ID

Support Labour in Worcester

Labour in Worcester is powered by local people. From campaigning for safer streets and better services to supporting community projects and standing up for residents, your support helps make positive change happen across the city.

Help us campaign for a fairer, stronger Worcester — whether you can spare an hour, deliver a few leaflets or support us online.

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