Why Brits overseas should have the right & ability to exercise their vote The right to vote: British Citizenship Carries Rights and ResponsibilitiesBritish citizens living abroad should retain the right to vote because citizenship inherently comes with a set of rights and responsibilities, regardless of geographical location. The right to vote, as enshrined in the
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Do not wait until an election is called. It takes time to complete the process. By then it will likely be too late to take part. After registering your details online, these are sent through to the local authority for the actual registering. The authority may have questions after checking your details, particularly if you
The British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF) has established policy groups as a vital part of its mission to develop policies that address the challenges faced by British citizens living abroad. These policy groups are not only focused on resolving key issues, such as frozen pensions, voting rights, and access to government services, but also on creating policies
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There has never been a better time to register as a Supporter of the British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF). By becoming a Supporter, you are joining a growing community dedicated to ensuring that the voices of British citizens living abroad are heard and their rights protected. By signing up as a supporter, you will: *
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If you want to see real change, joining BOVF is the first step to making change happen. As a member, you’ll be part of a fast-growing global membership body dedicated to campaigning for the rights of British overseas voters. Your membership gives you the opportunity to actively participate in policy groups focused on the key
Share your skills Only by working together can we solve the issues which affect so many overseas British citizens. Share your skills with our policy groups Are you passionate about advocating for the rights and interests of British citizens living abroad? The British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF) is seeking dedicated volunteers to join our policy
Join a policy group Your contribution can have a big impact on the lives of British citizens living abroad. Apply here to join one of our policy groups
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On the 26th of September, Bruce Darrington, Chair of BOVF, met Chris Hinchliff, Labour MP for North-East Hertfordshire, for a coffee in Royston. It was the same shop where Bruce had met Chris during the General Election campaign. They discussed all the issues that affect overseas voters again. Chris is very sympathetic to us regarding
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On the 25th of September, Bruce Darrington had lunch with James MacCleary, the Liberal Democrat MP for Lewes, in the constituency. Over lunch, James agreed to be the Champion for our policy on Spousal Reunion rules (for British citizens who marry foreign spouses when living overseas). James had just been appointed to be the Liberal
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