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Find out how to get on the electoral register so you can vote, how to register to vote in more than one place, and how to opt out of the 'open register'.
We make finding a UK telephone number quick and easy. Our online phone book is simple to use and allows you to search millions of records. Our data is assembled from trusted sources including the UK Electoral Roll, Companies House and directory enquiries to provide reliable and accurate information.
Search the Electoral Roll to find the names and addresses of most adults in the UK. If you're looking for a specific person or address, our service can help you search the electoral roll quickly to retrieve the information you need.
Search by name and location to find UK residential and business phone numbers listed by name with our free online telephone directory. Age Verification Verify a UK person is age 18 or over by checking against our data sources including the full Electoral Roll.
Contact your local council's Electoral Registration Office if you have a question about voting in UK elections or the electoral register.
Click on the links below to search historical directories and voters rolls and online phone books: 192.com - free searches are limited to 10 a day but you can buy credits. BT phone book
Your local Electoral Registration Office and the elections team at your council use the register for electoral purposes, such as issuing poll cards. It is also used for: detecting crime; calling people for jury service; checking credit applications
