Britain’s most uncommon polling stations the place voters can vote
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As voters across the UK look to cast their ballots today, there is one key question on everyone’s minds – where can I go to vote?
For many the answer will simply be at the nearest village hall, church or even nursery.
But for others, their local set up might be slightly different as they find themselves queueing up in some rather unusual locations.
From a caravan in Cambridgeshire, to a shipping container in Battersea and even a Hindu temple in Wimbledon, there are a number of surprising places that have been made into makeshift polling stations this week.
Here MailOnline shows you a glimpse of some of the most unusual, and who knows, maybe yours is on the list!
Jackie and Alan Ward sit at their polling station caravan, which even features an expandable tent section, in Whitehall Gardens
People walk outside a shipping container that has been made into a polling station near Battersea Power Station during the general election
People walk outside a polling station located inside Shree Ghanapathy Temple in Wimbledon
A police officer patrols outside the polling station in Kirby Sigston
A man hangs a polling station sign on a mobile unit at a Lidl supermarket car park in Loughborough
Members of the public walk past the entrance to the 2024 General Election polling station in Whitley Bay Cemetery and Crematorium, in North East England
A polling clerk hangs a polling station sign outside the entrance archway to Christ Church in Chorleywood
Heatherbelle Bates took her horse along as she cast her vote at Holne in Devon
Another makeshift polling station in a portakabin in Andover, Hampshire
The Forum Theatre in Northallerton is also being used as a polling station today
The Reubens hotel in Leeming Bar, North Yorkshire, is being used as a polling station
