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Leicestershire County: Shepshed ward · side by side

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Topic1Katy Brookes-DuncanLiberal Democrats2David Neil KellockGreen Party candidate3Jane LennieLabour Party4Alec McKenzieRestore Britain5Sarah Louise MonkThe Conservative Party Candidate6Stuart Brian WoodReform UK
Money and cost of living
  • Candidate statement Says she is committed to a fairer funding deal for Leicestershire and Shepshed, delivering the basics including social care, and cutting waste.
    My priorities are to ensure the Council support economic recovery, delivering the basics better (including social care) and cutting waste, safer roads and safer, cleaner and greener communities.

    Katy Brookes-Duncan (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Katy Brookes-Duncan

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