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Kevin's King Ranch Chicken Casserole is a delicious family dinner. It's packed with Tex-Mex ingredients, such as shredded chicken, corn, chili peppers, cilantro, and sour cream. This chicken casserole is one you don't want to miss. You'll want to eat more, but you'll be so full you won't be able to. Enjoy!
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Even though much of the "heavy lifting" involved in stabilising Royal Bank of Scotland has been done, Ross McEwan still has one of the toughest jobs in banking today.
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Of course, that wasn't the impression the staid old Victorians wanted when they stylised nature and hand-blocked it on paper rolls. They were looking for a painterly effect. Sanderson still has the original hand- blocks for the extravagant designs of William Morris and Charles Voysey. Turning them into wallpaper requires what the design historian Peter Floud describes as a kind of "niggling repetitive handwork". Kave likes the painterly Arts and Crafts papers, "like potato prints", precisely because they show their handwork and are not products of the industrialised machine age. She got hers specially coloured by Sanderson, with the effect that the images appear to dilate and inflate. "Complementary colours and contrasts alter perception and the depth of field," she explains, which is why they have an emotional charge.
Her film sets for Shallow Grave and Trainspotting won awards for the same reason, her emotional use of colour design. That smug professional flat in Shallow Grave with its yellow walls with green dados like the Habitat catalogue was a sinister place pierced with shafts of light and long shadows. The turning point in the movie came when three friends found their new flat-mate was a heroin dealer who had OD'd in his room. Quinn visited the mortuary to find out exactly the right colour blue to paint the walls in his bedroom to get that drop-dead chill factor.
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The Day-glo orange and shocking pinks of the sets brought a sense of isolation and alienation to the characters, something she learnt from studying Francis Bacon's paintings. "It was never a documentary," she argues. "We had to set an emotional tone and either focus or divert attention. Irvine Welsh has more to offer than drug takers and losers. The film reflects the humour of the book. Grim, yes, real, but the same feeling the book had."
Kave used to be a punk who dyed her hair pink and strutted her stuff on the King's Road. The nose-thumbing dressage for her own home is inspired by a French chateau she and Aidan visited on a motorbike tour of France. She loves the richness and opulence and flamboyance that she finds sadly lacking from the English country houses bogged down in good taste.
It's the weirdly layered look of previous centuries that Quinn likes to deconstruct, pull apart, pierce and rip off in her own way. Quinn calls her style "fancy" and in her modest terrace reproduces this faux chateau style with heraldic muslin banners by Celia Birtwell, which show a hybrid bestiary - of a camel crossed with a porcupine, a yak with a fishface tortoise and a spotted unicorn. While Birtwell studied textiles at the Royal College of Art, Quinn studied costume at Central St Martins, where her tutors always said she was a good colourist. Her degree show was pink and green cowboy costume stuff, "very Vegas".
But until a few years ago the only work in films was for Merchant Ivory period pieces or BBC costume dramas, both of which she dislikes. So she took a film course, which led to her meeting Andrew Macdonald and Danny Boyle, the makers of Shallow Grave and Trainspotting, and the rest is history. Film work means building sets on an exaggerated scale, increasing the alienation of the actors without distorting the scale too much. The sitting room in Shallow Grave was modelled on New Town Edinburgh flats stretched to 40ft by 35ft. Her own living room is only 20ft by 15ft but she stretches the scale with the William Morris paper - "an overscaled pattern in layered colours to give it extra depths. You perceive the space like a camera lens opening wide focus and then zooming in close."
This celluloid approach makes sure that William Morris and his band of Merrie Olde Englanders don't pass their sell-by date. Morris will be back in fashion at the turn of this century just as he was in the last, she predicts. (Indeed, the world's most comprehensive archive of late 19th- and early 20th-century papers and textiles, the Silver Studio Collection, is now going back into production. The collection is owned by Hornsey College of Art, part of Middlesex University, and licensing of the designs to manufacturers will fund a museum devoted to the Silver Studio.) Not that Morris would be at home playing the spinet with his friend Rossetti in Quinn's home. This is the psychedelic version of his Utopian vision. Morris on acid.
Furnished in plain wooden Mormon furniture which Kave found in Salt Lake City during the filming of A Life Less Ordinary, with chandeliers and mirrors and triptychs and curious ornaments that include Lego creations by Fergus, her home is anything but commonplace. It certainly overturns the maxim that small houses are best painted white and left clutter-free. No one can deny that, after the last gasp of all-white minimalism, this style offers decoration with a well-defined personality
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Sanderson 112-120 Brompton Road, London SW3 (0171-584 3344). Reproduces all William Morris, and some Voysey and Pugin designs. Morris hand-blocked wallpaper is available to order (about pounds 200 per roll). Sanderson also provides a historical research service.
Cole & Son Wallpapers Chelsea Harbour Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, London SW10 (0171-376 4628). Suppliers of wallpaper to Lord Irvine, Westminster Palace and the Houses of Parliament, Cole & Son provides a hand-blocked service of Pugin wallpaper designs to order, as well as other printed designs.
Watts & Company 7 Tufton Street, London SW1 (0171-222 7169). Pugin wallpaper, screen-printed and hand-blocked designs to order. From pounds 64 per roll.
Alexander Beauchamp 2-12 Chelsea Harbour Design Centre, London SW10 (0171-376 4556). Carries an extensive range of Victorian and Arts and Crafts wallpaper designs. Some can be reproduced by hand-blocking and printing, using authentic colours. Hand-prints from pounds 150 per roll (minimum order 10 rolls).
The Victorian Society (0181-994 1019) produces a booklet entitled Care for Victorian Houses No 5: Wall Coverings, which provides essential information as well as a list of companies who specialise in reproduction wall coverings, pounds 3 (incl p&p).
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Peer into the lives of a rowdy Russian family living in Brooklyn. Chasing the American Dream, the clan is forced to make dangerous choices thanks to the mysterious business ventures of Uncle Boris. Find out just how far the relatives are willing to go in order to come out on top in PURE Theatre's production of this comedy-turned-thriller. PURE Theatre, 477 King St. Thursday-Saturday, times vary. $30-$18. (843)723-4444, www.puretheatre.org
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02/20/2014 - 9:00am to 03/21/2014 - 9:00amRe: incarnation
Re: incarnation
Photographs of dead objects never seemed so alive as local artist Tanya Boggs showcases her latest exhibit, "Re: incarnation." Using organic materials from deceased animals such as bones or even whole bodies, Boggs shows us her spin on life and death in the form of photography. "On the surface my art appears to be about death, but when you spend some time with it, it really has more to do with life," says Boggs. Jericho Advisors, 815 Savannah Hwy. Ste. 101. Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. Free. (843)212-8482, www.jerichoadvisors.com
February 20, 2014 - 9:00am to March 21, 2014 - 9:00am
Jericho Advisors, 815 Savannah Hwy. Ste. 101
Paula Rubino: Sea Change
02/28/2014 - 11:00am to 03/22/2014 - 5:00pmPaula Rubino: Sea Change
Paula Rubino: Sea Change
This never before seen, unique exhibit features 30 oil paintings by artist Paula Rubino. Though completed while she was working and living in Florence, Italy with her family in the summer of 2013, Rubino drew inspiration from the watery environs of her East Coast home. In his exhibit the oil painter, who studied at the Florence Academy of Art in Florence, Italy, and trained with Odd Nerdrum in Norway, showcases her myriad influences and travels. Ann Long Fine Art, 54 Broad St. Monday-Saturday, 11am-5pm. (843)577-0447, www.annlongfineart.com
February 28, 2014 - 11:00am to March 22, 2014 - 5:00pm
Ann Long Fine Art
Climbing 101
03/01/2014 - 1:00pm to 03/15/2014 - 4:00pmClimbing 101
Climbing 101
Learn how to climb at Charleston's tallest outdoor facility. James Island County Park offers a class for beginners that teaches the basics of gear, knots, technique, and belaying. The wall is 50 feet tall and presents a challenge to participants of all skill levels. After completion of the 101 class, climbers are prepared to take a belay test during their next visit to the wall. James Island County Park, 871 Riverland Dr. Saturday, 1pm. $30; $25 Charleston county resident. (843)795-4386, www.active.com
March 1, 2014 - 1:00pm to March 15, 2014 - 4:00pm
James Island County Park
Romantic Spirits: 19th Century Paintings of the South & The Great Wave: Japonisme in Charleston
03/01/2014 - 1:00pm to 03/13/2014 - 5:00pmRomantic Spirits: 19th Century Paintings of the South & The Great Wave: Japonisme in Charleston
Romantic Spirits: 19th Century Paintings of the South & The Great Wave: Japonisme in Charleston
You only have a few more weeks to catch two spectacular exhibitions at the Gibbes Museum. The first examines the core concepts of the Romantic Movement in the American South, while the other demonstrates the influence of Japanese art on Charleston's Renaissance period. This display of intertwining cultures is sure to give you a new perspective and maybe even a little inspiration to get your own creative juices flowing. Curator-led tours are also available. Gibbes Museum of Art, 135 Meeting St. Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, 1-5pm. $9; $7 senior/student/military; $5 ages six-12; free for child under 6 and on Sundays. (843)722-2706, www.gibbesmuseum.org
March 1, 2014 - 1:00pm to March 13, 2014 - 5:00pm
Gibbes Museum of Art
03/01/2014 - 3:00pm to 03/29/2014 - 3:00pmPippin
Head down to the Midtown Cabaret Dinner Theater for an evening filled with singing, dancing, and non-stop entertainment. Eat dinner while you watch Pippin, a story about a young prince who is out in the world, seeking the meaning in his existence. Will he choose a simple and happy life with a family? Or will he put it all on the line for one moment of fame and glory? Midtown Cabaret, 2816 Azalea Dr., North Charleston. Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 3pm. $35; $49.50 dinner & show. (843)795-2223, www.midtownproductions.org
March 1, 2014 - 3:00pm to March 29, 2014 - 3:00pm
Midnight Cabaret
Russian Transport
03/01/2014 - 7:30pm to 03/15/2014 - 7:30pmRussian Transport
Russian Transport
Put yourself in the middle of a modern-day Russian-Jewish household in Brooklyn and take a look at the lives of an immigrant couple and their assimilated children as they adjust their existence after elusive Uncle Boris pays a visit from the Old Country. This PURE Theatre "dramedy" gives a personal view into the heartbreak as well as the bliss this family experiences. PURE Theatre, 477 King St. Thursday-Saturday, 7:30pm. $30-$18. (843)723-4444, www.puretheatre.org
March 1, 2014 - 7:30pm to March 15, 2014 - 7:30pm
PURE Theatre
Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey: Built to Amaze!
03/05/2014 - 11:00am to 03/09/2014 - 11:00amRingling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey: Built to Amaze!
Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey: Built to Amaze!
Celebrate the 143rd edition of the Ringling Bros. Circus. Prepare to be amazed at the fearlessness and magic of acrobats, aerialists, and of course, clowns. Show up early and bring the kids to the all-access pre-show, where they can meet the performers, try on costumes, and learn circus skills. North Charleston Coliseum, 5001 Coliseum Dr., North Charleston. Wednesday-Sunday, times vary. $75-$12. (843)529-5000, www.northcharlestoncoliseumpac.com
March 5, 2014 - 11:00am to March 9, 2014 - 11:00am
North Charleston Coliseum
Charleston Wine & Food Festival
03/06/2014 - 4:00pm to 03/09/2014 - 8:00pmCharleston Wine & Food Festival
Charleston Wine & Food Festival
The most highly-anticipated wine and food celebration in Charleston, this festival provides guests the opportunity to educate their palates with Southern cuisine and the Lowcountry's unique food styles, heritage, and recipes. In the expansive culinary village, meet guest chefs such as Katie Button of Asheville's Curate, Michael Anthony of Gramercy Tavern, and Tory McPhail of Commanders Palace in New Orleans. Then hit up events such as Southern Foodways Alliance Potliker Film Festival or the Isreali dinner at Butcher & Bee. Locations vary. Thursday-Sunday, times & prices vary. (843)727-9998, www.charlestonwineandfood.com
March 6, 2014 - 4:00pm to March 9, 2014 - 8:00pm
Locations Vary
"An Unfolding Pause"
03/07/2014 - 11:00am to 03/26/2014 - 5:00pm"An Unfolding Pause"
"An Unfolding Pause"
Have you ever experienced a moment when you are fully submerged in the present? Maybe it's a period of captivating silence, where your mind is free from the busy thoughts that ordinarily consume your day. These precious instances are the inspiration behind Robert Lange's new exhibit, "An Unfolding Pause." Consisting of up to 14 paintings and spanning multiple genres, his exhibit reminds us to slow down and embrace mindfulness. Robert Lange Studios, 2 Queen St. Daily, 11am-5pm. Free. (843)805-8052, www.robertlangestudios.com
March 7, 2014 - 11:00am to March 26, 2014 - 5:00pm
Robert Lange Studios
The Other Place
03/07/2014 - 6:00pm to 03/29/2014 - 6:00pmThe Other Place
The Other Place
Nothing is as it seems in this drama about successful, middle-age neurologist Juliana Smithton. In the midst of a divorce, she is losing her daughter to a much older man and experiencing her own health difficulties. Fact versus fiction, past versus present, the truth slowly unfolds as everything comes crashing down around Juliana. The Village Repertory Co. gives the audience something to think about in its production of The Other Place. Woolfe Street Playhouse, 34 Woolfe St. Days & times vary. $30-$15. (843)856-1579, www.woolfestreetplayhouse.com
March 7, 2014 - 6:00pm to March 29, 2014 - 6:00pm
Woolfe Street Playhouse
The Sugar Bean Sisters
03/07/2014 - 8:00pm to 03/23/2014 - 3:00pmThe Sugar Bean Sisters
The Sugar Bean Sisters
Join the Footlight Players for an outrageously hilarious rendition of The Sugar Bean Sisters! The story features two sisters as they struggle to escape their average lives and adventure to outer space, and is acclaimed by New York Newsday as an "authentic Southern Gothic comedy." Footlight Players Theater, 20 Queen St. Dates and times vary. $25 adults/$22 military & seniors/$15 students. (843)722-448, www.footlightplayers.net
March 7, 2014 - 8:00pm to March 23, 2014 - 3:00pm
Footlight Players Theater
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03/08/2014 - 8:00am
Colorbox trigger: Petal 4 Pattison's Spinning Marathon
Petal 4 Pattison's Spinning Marathon
Do you have what it takes to pedal for four hours to support special-needs children? If so, head over to West Ashley for this seventh annual spinning marathon. All proceeds benefit Pattison's Academy, a school that provides rehabilitation services and comprehensive education for children with multiple disabilities through classes, summer camps, and early intervention programs. PACE Charter School Gym, 2014 Bees Ferry Rd. Saturday, 8am-noon. $25. (843)356-1070, www.pedal4pattisons.org
March 8, 2014 - 8:00am
PACE Charter School Gym
03/08/2014 - 11:00am
Colorbox trigger: Rugged Maniac 5K
Rugged Maniac 5K
Runners brave enough to attempt this 3.1-mile race face more than 20 obstacles throughout the course, including mud pits, tubes, 12-foot walls, cargo nets, and water slides. Not interested in getting down and dirty? Spectators are invited to watch from the sidelines and enjoy live music, beer, food, vendors, and festival games. Guests can also test their strength on a mechanical bull or find their inner child in the adult bounce house. Boone Hall Plantation, 2340 Hwy. 17, Mount Pleasant. $63-$38; $10 spectator. (843)884-4371, www.ruggedmaniac.com
March 8, 2014 - 11:00am
Boone Hall Plantation


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The Horse Forum (http://www.horseforum.com/forumindex.php)
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My darling boy!
this is joseph.
16.3HH Percheron X Gelding, 20 years old and beautiful!
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Aww he's adorable. :D
Love those spots!
Gorgeuos! I just love Appys! If I had one I'd name him Cookie! Is he good to ride?
He is good to ride, although i am having to get used to his long strides lol When he starts trotting i find i get a little left behind at the start, and i'm working on sitting to his trot, which is not easy on him.
we're also fiddling with bits to find out what he is most comfortable with, and he tends to be a little hard in the mouth, although he responds beautifully to voice commands and shifting your weight.
we really just need to get used to each other i think, as i've only ridden him about 6 times now and not usually for any great length of time.
im sure in the end, he can teach me so much! and he's so adorable, i just love him to bits! :)
the spots are really awsome
Love it =)
Wow that's really good. How lonmg have you had him for?
BTW. I used to ride a horse like that, I never ended up getting used to his stride, but if you keep working at it, I'm sure you'll be able to.
The lady who owns him has had him for about 4 years, and i've been working with him for about 6 months on and off.
He looks like a sweetie! And BIG! LOL
Love the pup in your avatar! Makes me want one!
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Clean Utilities Production & Distribution
Clean utilities such as pure water, ultra pure water and sterile water for injection (WFI) are some of the most common and most critical of ingredients in hygienic processes. Water quality is therefore essential to the success of hygienic finished products.
For the production, distribution and control at point of use of specialised waters such as ultrapure water (UPW) and sterile Water for Injection (WFI), the most stringent levels of cleanliness and sterility, practically conceivable, are employed. By definition, sterile WFI is the pinnacle of water production, bacteria free and sterile, ready to be injected into the body as a vehicle for drugs or as a parenteral fluid replacement.
Suspended particles, organic and inorganic material and bacteria are all sources of contamination and depending on the quality hierarchy of the water needed, various purification steps are required. These include filtration, softening, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet exposure, ion exchange polishing and ultrafiltration.
Bürkert is involved in the complete water supply chain, from the treatment of incoming water supplies, in-line testing and verification, and final decontamination and neutralisation. All processing is completed to the most stringent requirements.
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Apply for a Postal or Proxy vote
You must be registered to vote...
Before you can apply for a Postal or Proxy vote, you must be registered to vote. You can register to vote online on the Gov.UK website - You must provide your name, address, date or birth and national insurance number. Providing this information makes the registration process more secure.
If you have already registered to vote then click on the down arrows below for more information on Postal and Proxy Voting.
Voting by post
It is possible to vote by post in an election. However to vote by post you will have to be registered under IER. If you apply to vote by post you will receive a postal pack (ballot paper, postal voting statement and return envelopes) at the address you have requested.
You will not be able to vote at a polling station. However it is possible to hand your complete postal pack into a polling station within the Fife Council area if you are unable to post it in time.
Someone voting on your behalf (a proxy vote)
If you can't vote in person, you can apply to vote by proxy. However to vote by proxy you will have to be registered under IER, as will the person you ask to vote on your behalf. Anyone can be your proxy as long as they are eligible to vote in the election and are willing to vote on your behalf.
You have to provide a reason for needing a proxy vote.
For example:
- you are going away on holiday
- you have a physical condition that prevents you from getting to the polling place
- the kind of work you do means you can't get to the polling station
- you have to attend an educational course
- you are a Crown Servant or a member of Her Majesty's Armed force.
To apply for a proxy vote please complete the correct form which you'll find here. Return it to Fife Council's Electoral Registration Team.
Contact details are at the bottom of this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Postal Voting FAQs
Postal Voting FAQs.
- Q. 1. I haven't received my postal pack.
If you applied for a postal vote by 24th May, 2016 your postal pack will be posted on Thursday 2nd June. If you haven't received your postal pack by Thursday 9th June please call 03451 55 55 22 for a replacement pack.
If you applied for a postal pack after 24th May, 2016 your postal pack will be posted on Tuesday 14th June, if you haven't received that pack by Monday 20th June please call 03451 55 55 22 for a replacement pack.
The law requires us to seek confirmation of your identity before issuing a replacement pack – this could be your passport, driving licence, bus pass or student card.
If you don't have any of these documents then we can advise what other forms of identification can be used.
We will cancel the original pack once we've issued you with a replacement.
- Q. 2. I'm an overseas voter and haven't received my postal vote.
If you haven't received your postal pack please use the online enquiry form or call 03451 55 55 22 for a replacement pack.
However, be aware that this is often too close to the election and may not reach you in time to return it.
- Q. 3. I am missing envelope "B".
Please use the online enquiry form or call 03451 55 55 22 and we'll send you out a replacement.
- Q. 4. I am missing my ballot paper/postal voting statement.
Please check contents of your postal pack again as the ballot paper can get caught up in other documents.
If it is still missing, we can send you a replacement after you send us back all contents of original pack for cancellation. (This can be done by post but may be easier in person). Please use the online enquiry form or call 03451 55 55 22 for a replacement pack.
- Q. 5. The ballot paper number does not match the number on the postal voting statement
You should receive one white ballot paper in your pack.
The number on the ballot paper should match the number on your postal voting statement (PVS).
If the ballot paper number does not match the number on the PVS please call 03451 55 55 22 for a replacement pack and return all of the pack so the pack can be replaced.
- Q. 6. I've received more than one ballot paper
If you have more than one ballot paper, please check if one of the numbers on the ballot papers match the number on the postal voting statement.
If it does, you can complete and return the ballot paper as normal but please include any additional ballot papers in a separate envelope in the envelope B.
I've made a mistake
- Q. 7. I've accidentally destroyed/damaged my postal pack, (e.g. shredded, spilt coffee, dog has chewed the ballot paper, etc.)
If the damage is only superficial (e.g. a coffee spill) this won't invalidate your vote. Let it dry then clearly mark the ballot paper, complete your date of birth and sign the Postal Voting Statement.
If the ballot paper has been damaged and cannot be used you will need to return the damaged pack and apply for a replacement pack using the online enquiry form or call 03451 55 55 22..
We can reissue a pack any time after postal votes have been issued.
- Q. 8. I've detached the Postal Voting Statement (PVS) from the Envelope A although it says not to detach it!
Don't worry, this isn't a problem. Put the Postal Voting Statement (PVS) and envelope A, containing the completed ballot paper, into envelope B making sure that the Returning Officer's address is showing in the envelope window and send it back.
- Q. 9. I've filled in the wrong date of birth.
Score it out and enter the correct date of birth above the boxes if necessary. Do not use Tippex as this may invalidate your vote.
- Q. 10. I've signed the wrong Postal Voting Statement (PVS) (e.g spouse's).
Score it out and sign correct PVS, outwith the signature box if necessary. Do not use Tippex as this may invalidate your vote.
- Q. 11. I've filled in the wrong box / I've made a mistake on my ballot paper.
Score out your vote. Make it very clear who you wish to vote for. Do not use Tippex as this may invalidate your vote. Do not sign or initial the change as this may identify you as the voter.
Then -
- Place your ballot paper in envelope A,
- sign the Postal Voting Statement,
- add your date of birth to the Postal Voting Statement and;
return the envelope and Postal Voting Statement (with your signature and date of birth on it) in envelope B.
- Q. 12. I've sealed envelope B without putting all of the documents in?
Open it carefully and put the rest of the documents in and re-seal envelope B. Sellotape is fine.
- Q. 13. I've received my vote back, what should I do?
Please open envelope B and turn the envelope A/Postal Voting Statement around so that the Returning Officer's address can be seen in the window.
There may be orange franking marks on the envelope B - score these out and return the postal pack.
Miscellaneous queries
- Q. 14. How do I know you have you received my postal vote?
To see if your postal vote has been received and opened please visit:
and log in using your username (this can be found under the barcode in the top right hand corner of your Postal Voting Statement) and password (which is your Date of Birth), after 6pm between 14th June – 23rd June.
Please note:
· It takes time to open all the postal packs due to the numbers received
· We can only check postal packs which have been opened
· We start opening postal packs on Tuesday 14th June and the site will be updated by 6 p.m. each day,
If you have posted your postal pack to us by Friday 17th June and your details still do not appear on the website after 6pm on Tuesday 21st June, please call us on 03451 55 55 22.
- Q. 15. What's the deadline for applying for a replacement postal voting pack?
5.00 p.m. on polling day (23rd June)
But please be aware that, by law, any requests for a replacement postal vote pack after 5pm on the day before polling (Wednesday 22nd June) can only be dealt with in person.
So after 5pm on 22nd June you will have to return the replacement pack in person. Please call 03451 55 55 22 to arrange to do so.
- Q. 16. Can I cancel my postal vote and vote at the polling station instead?
Yes but there is a limited window to do so and you can only do so if you have not returned your postal pack.
You must contact us on 03451 55 55 11 by 5 p.m. on Wednesday 8th June to let us know this is what you want to do.
Remember that if you have left it too late to post your postal pack back you can still hand in your pack to a polling station in Fife although you cannot get a ballot paper from a polling station.
- Q. 17. I've changed my name since I applied for a postal vote. What do I do?
If you have changed your name (e.g. married/divorced) you can still vote but must use the signature that appears on your postal vote application form. Otherwise the signature on your Postal Vote Statement will not match when it's scanned.
- Q. 18. My husband/wife is ill and can't sign the Postal Vote Statement.
Unfortunately no one can sign a Postal Voting Statement on behalf of another voter, not even under a Power of Attorney.
For future elections, our Electoral Registration team can issue the voter with a "waiver". This means the voter does not have to sign the Postal Vote Statement. To arrange a waiver call 03451 55 55 11.
- Q. 19. What do I do if I need help to complete my postal vote?
There's a step-by-step picture guide with the "Quick Guide to Postal Voting" leaflet in your pack as well as the video above. We hope this helps, but if you need further help call 03451 55 55 22 or ask a friend to help you. However this person must not disclose how you have voted to anyone.
- Q. 20. I've forgotten to return my postal vote. What can I do?
You can return your postal vote to your nearest polling station on polling day up until the polls close at 10 p.m.
- Q. 21. Where is my nearest polling station to hand in my postal vote?
- Q. 22. I can't find an answer to my question on this page, who should I contact?
If you still have a query please complete the online enquiry form and a member of the Elections team will be in touch. Alternatively, please call 03451 55 55 22.
- Postal Voting Form (opens in a new window)
Tel: 03451 55 55 11 Contact Electoral Registration online
By Post: Fife House North Street Glenrothes Fife KY7 5LT