Election day could be when the weather is poor and the nights are drawing in. Or it could be on a day when you are working late, have commitments at home, or are not feeling well - so why not guarantee your chance to vote, by applying for a postal vote. A postal vote is far more convenient.
The new postal vote system has been reformed and is very secure. All you need to do is complete the enclosed form and return it to the Electoral Registration Office, freepost, to: Camden Elections Office, Freepost 413/29, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, London WC1H 9LZ.
The next General Election will be next year, and looks to be a hard-fought contest, so don't lose your chance to have your say! A postal vote gives you flexibility, so please register now.
Postal vote form (PDF file). | 
Michael Foot was extremely kind to me and very supportive from the moment I was selected to fight the seat. We were at an event together at Camden Town Hall a few years ago and he still had this enormous energy and capacity for making speeches. He was an extraordinary man and it is the end of a chapter of our country's history not just the Labour party's history. He did an enormous amount for the Labour party and the whole political process....
Speaking to an audience of Bangladeshi voters from North West London at the Tricycle Theatre on Kilburn High Road on Monday 18 January, Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Miliband joined Glenda Jackson MP to highlight the strong links between the UK and Bangladesh as well as praising the role Bangladeshis have played in British society.