Under the stairs
Voters in the Northamptonshire town of Winwick have been voting at the home of June and Graham Thomas since 1990. The couple, both now in the seventies, hold a polling station under the stairs in their hallway, which they think may be the “smallest polling station” in the UK.
The world’s oldest football ground
Voters in the Sheffield suburb of Crosspool descend on Hallam FC’s Sandygate to cast their votes. Established in 1860, Hallam FC is second only to local rivals Sheffield FC in the list of the oldest association football clubs in the world, and their Sandygate ground is the oldest still in use today.
A caravan
Voters in Little Smeaton in North Yorkshire cast their ballots in a caravan polling station
A portaloo
Converted portaloos seem to be a popular choice of polling station this year with voters in east Leeds and Stalybridge in Greater Manchester both treated with the dubious honour of casting their vote by the sink.
By an anti-aircraft gun
A polling station in Tooting in London is well protected behind a bright blue anti-aircraft gun.
A church
Many churches of all denominations have been converted into polling stations for the day, including this Polish Catholic Church in Tooting, London.
The pub
A number of pubs across the UK are transformed into polling stations for general elections, including the Hare and Hounds, in Corsham, Wiltshire, so locals can grab a quick pint with their voting slip.