Follow the links to find the information you need:
- Current elections and referendums
- Previous election results
- Register to vote
- Apply to vote by post
- Apply to vote by proxy
- Referendums and petitions
- Register of electors
- Boundary reviews
- Temporary jobs
Current Elections and Referendums
The next scheduled elections in Malvern Hills District are District and Parish Council elections on Thursday 4 May 2023. There are no scheduled polls in Malvern Hills in 2022.
Malvern Hills Trust Chase Ward by-election
A by-election for the Chase ward of Malvern Hills Trust took place on Thursday 5 May 2022.
pdf Notice of Election (102 KB)
pdf Statement of Persons Nominated (12 KB)
pdf Declaration of results (339 KB)
Malvern Hills Trust is the registered working name of the Malvern Hills Conservators, charity number 515804.
Where do I vote?
Search for your nearest polling station:
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Register to Vote
Register to vote on the Government's website (opens in new window). This is the fastest way of registering.
Before you do this you will need to know your national insurance number. If you have not got a national insurance number, or have lost it, please contact 01684 862200.
Usually within three to six weeks of the Electoral Registration Officer receiving your application your name will be added to the Register of Electors as long as your details can be correctly verified.
We will write and confirm that your name has been added to the Register.
During an election period there is a special deadline by which names can be added to the register.
Please see the relevant Notice of Elections for details of the deadline for applications to be made.
Voting by Post
Voting by post allows you to vote at home without needing to visit a polling station. Before each election we will send your ballot paper to you in the post with a form to complete with your date of birth and signature.
pdf You can register for a postal vote by completing a postal vote application form. (14 KB)
If possible, please send your form via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Emailed forms will be received and processed faster, and we will be able to acknowledge receipt via email reply. Alternatively, you can send your form via post to Electoral Services, The Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3AF.
Proxy Voting
You can register for a one-off proxy vote (appointing someone to vote on your behalf). pdf Complete a proxy vote application form. (102 KB)
To apply for permanent proxy vote (on grounds of employment, education or disability), please complete a permanent proxy vote application form (opens in new window)
The deadline to apply to vote by proxy is normally 6 working days before an election. However, in some circumstances emergency proxy voting is also available. Further information about voting by emergency proxy, including application forms. Download application forms from the electoral commission website (opens in new window). Please contact us for further information and guidance about voting by Emergency Proxy.
If possible, please send your form via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Emailed forms will be received and processed faster, and we will be able to acknowledge receipt via email reply. Alternatively, you can send your form via post to Electoral Services, The Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3AF.
Referendums/Petitions 2022
The Local Government Act 2011 requires the Council to publish a verification number notice which sets out the minimum number of signatures which would be needed to support a valid petition requiring the council to hold a referendum on whether the district should change to a different form of governance.
pdf Publish a verification number notice. (10 KB)
The minimum number, equal to 5 per cent of the local government electors for Malvern Hills District Council shown in the revised register published at 15 February 2022, is 3117.
This is the minimum number of signatures needed to support any petitions to the council submitted between 31 March 2022 and before 1 April 2023.
A new number will be published in February 2023 and if the number is less than 3117 then the new number will apply from the date published.
Register of Electors
The Register of Electors contains the names and addresses of everyone living in the district who are eligible to vote (British, Commonwealth and citizens of other European Union Members States). In order to vote your name must be on the Register of Electors for the area in which you live.
The information contained within the Register can only be used for certain purposes such as elections, law enforcement and credit referencing.
If you have any queries please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or telephone 01684 862200.
Boundary reviews
The Boundary Commission for England is currently reviewing parliamentary constituency boundaries in England.
No changes are currently proposed to the West Worcestershire Parliamentary Constituency.
Read more about the review of parliamentary constituencies in England (opens in new window)
The Local Government Boundary Commission for England is currently reviewing the ward boundaries for Malvern Hills District Council.
A public consultation is expected to start mid-July 2021. Please check back later for more information.