Mayor of London and GLA elections:
You will need to bring a photo ID to vote at a polling station in the GLA and Mayoral elections on 2 May.
Gating orders
Gating orders restrict access to public right of way to help reduce antisocial behaviour and crime.
Councils now have the power to restrict access to public right of way. It can be introduced to help reduce antisocial behaviour and crime.
Before a gating order is implemented there must be public consultation and agreement.
In some cases planning permission is also needed.
For further details please refer to the policy document.
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