Electoral Rolls - Abbreviations

The "sticky" at the start of this forum says:

"To find out all about these, click on Articles in the bar at the top of the page."

Have I cracked?
Where does it say "Articles"?
Maybe I'll just ask my question:

Is there a guide to the abbreviations used in the Electoral Rolls?

Jane

 

I spend quite a bit of time with electoral registers and I wish you luck. I suppose the most important thing is to remember that the 'qualifying date' for the register is more important than the actual date of the register as it shows the people living in a place on a particular date - this can often be in the previous year. The qualifying date is usually printed on the first page of a register. Oh and remember that many women only appear after 1928.

For the codes used, this is good:

Code:

http://www.electoralregisters.org.uk/codes.htm

 

...and while I'm here it's worth pointing out that earlier registers often have several sections for different categories of voter and so if you're looking for a particular person they may be listed at the expected address but only in, say, the "Lodgers" section of the register.

 

Thank you Flook.
The link gave me the answers I was looking for - and you've given me more information on top.
Many thanks.
Jane

 

I cant find them either, even with Doug's instructions.
They were taken down sometime in July 2016 and still missing as far as I can see. So if your have cracked, Jane then so have I.

 

My you were alert eh?
edit
https://genealogy-specialists.com/threads/articles.5229/

 

I can’t see the word at all......anywhere except in the post about it being discontinued......take a screen shot so I know where to go....

 

Ditto for me.

 

Oh thank goodness, I thought I was going ga ga.

 

A million likes for @Sis

 

Thank goodness from me too, I wandered around every part of the site yesterday trying to find the 'articles' .....

 

My intellectuality was on the line there for a while.