The locations of Cherwell's polling stations are being reviewed to ensure voters have "reasonable and practical" facilities for voting.

Cherwell District Council is inviting residents to provide feedback on existing polling districts and places as part of a mandatory review that occurs every five years.

The review aims to ensure accessibility and suitability for all voters, including disabled individuals.

The council is seeking input from residents, political parties, councillors, parish councils, existing venues, and community groups until November 11 through a survey on its website.

It said: "We are looking for feedback on any aspect of the polling places currently used and invite comments from electors and interested persons."

The consultation opened on October 21, and both the results and feedback are expected on November 25.

The council's democratic and elections team, in collaboration with a cross-party councillor working group, will review all comments.

Recommendations for changes or no change will be presented in a council meeting in either October or December.

The final proposals will be considered by all Cherwell district councillors at the full council meeting on December 16.

Any changes to polling districts, places, or stations will be included on the electoral register when it is published in full on February 1, 2025.

The consultation is taking place in accordance with the Representation of the People Act 1983 and the Electoral Administration Act 2013, which require councils to have a review every five years.