Cotswold District: Blockley ward · side by side

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Topic1Tom BradleyLocal Conservatives2Bob EastoeGreen Party3Matt FinchamReform UK4Josh Littler-JenningsLabour Party5Danny LoveridgeLiberal Democrats
Money and cost of living
Housing and property
Healthcare and social care
Education and universities
Environment, climate and energy
  • Candidate statement Says he will protect the rural way of life, back farmers, and secure extra investment for local roads.
    I will protect our rural way of life – backing our farmers. And, I will secure extra investment for our local roads.

    Tom Bradley (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Tom Bradley

  • Candidate statement Says he is a strong supporter of farming, countryside industries and the traditional rural way of life.
    Matt comes from a farming family and is a strong supporter of farming, countryside industries and the traditional rural way of life.

    Matt Fincham (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Matt Fincham

Immigration and borders
Crime, policing and justice
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
Equality and rights

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