Britain Election 2015: Peculiar, unusual polling stations

There are a number of unusual polling stations have been set in Britain for the election this year. Below are the list of peculiar polling stations in Britain.

• School Bus: A polling station has been set up in school bus.
• Laundrette: One of the polling stations was set up in a laundrette in Oxford. The Ace Launderette at Girdlestone Road in Oxford has opened its doors to voters this year.
• Football ground: The world's oldest football ground - Sandygate, home to Hallam Football Club in Sheffield - is also a polling station.
• Cricket Club pavilion: Poling station has also been set up cricket club pavilion and in rugby club also.
• In the picturesque Essex village of Little Bardfield, votes will be cast at the cricket club pavilion while in Brixham, in Torbay, the local rugby club will be in service.
• Another polling stations have been set up at inside East Hull Boxing Club, the Victoria Park Bowling Club Hut in Bradford and the Swerve Table Tennis Centre in Middlesbrough.
• In Hull, two hair salons - Ush-Hair and Hair by Kayleigh have been be turned into polling stations.

• Dining room: Dining room of a three-bedroom cottage in Lanehead, Rochdale, which for the last 40 years has been used for election.

• Sheffield in South Yorkshire got a community bus out in the Darnall area of the city while the London borough of Wandsworth has a specially kitted-out election.
• Torquay Museum is also serving as polling station.
• In London, voters can cast their vote at Royal Geographical Society and The Hellenic Centre.