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Simon is keen to put Aberdeen first and is concerned with the current debt to the London Stock Exchange owed by Aberdeen City Council.
Says he is concerned about Aberdeen City Council's debt owed on the London Stock Exchange and would protect all local services.
He would also like to take pressure off mental health and GP surgery services.
Says he would like to take pressure off mental health and GP surgery services.
people are deeply concerned about development on our countryside — particularly the impact of solar farms, new electricity pylons and housing developments.
Says residents are concerned about development on the countryside, in particular solar farms, new electricity pylons and housing, and she will give local people a strong voice on these.
I am a farmer and am very active in the community fighting to stop the loss of our agricultural land due to solar farms and housing on the green belt.
Says she is campaigning to stop the loss of agricultural land to solar farms and green-belt housing, and for the National Grid to put new supply offshore or underground rather than on pylons.
I would like to work on assisting the cost of living for Claremont.
Says he would like to work on assisting the cost of living for Claremont.
*Mental Health* is another important topic to me, I think organising more social events in the community, clubs and projects.
Says mental health is important to him and proposes more community social events, clubs and projects.
I want to see a cleaner Claremont, we need our Parks to be clean and safe.
Says he wants a cleaner Claremont with clean and safe parks.
That’s money that could have been spent on improving pavements, dealing with bins and recycling and anti-social behaviour. If elected, I would focus on getting the basics right.
Says by-election costs could have been spent on pavements, bins, recycling and anti-social behaviour, and he would focus on getting the basics right.
Mr Gladwin, who retired from the NHS earlier this summer, has pledged to put tackling the cost of living, pensioner poverty, and fuel poverty at the heart of his campaign.
Has pledged to put tackling the cost of living, pensioner poverty and fuel poverty at the heart of his campaign.
I want to bring Queen’s Park back to life and make sure Craven Vale gets the regular care, repairs and clean streets residents deserve.
Says he wants regular care, repairs and clean streets for Craven Vale and affordable housing for families.
affordable housing for families, protecting our green spaces and improving schools and services for young people
Says he wants to improve schools and services for young people.
I’m keen to see a continuation of the current Green administration’s work on improving active and inclusive travel, especially walking and wheeling as well as cycling.
Says he wants to continue the Green administration's work on active and inclusive travel: walking, wheeling and cycling.
I will protect our rural way of life – backing our farmers. And, I will secure extra investment for our local roads.
Says he will protect the rural way of life, back farmers, and secure extra investment for local roads.
Matt comes from a farming family and is a strong supporter of farming, countryside industries and the traditional rural way of life.
Says he is a strong supporter of farming, countryside industries and the traditional rural way of life.
I am totally committed to representing the residents of Myatt’s Fields and the challenge of fixing Lambeth’s broken housing and repair systems, empowering our communities, and fighting for people every day.
Says she is committed to fixing Lambeth's broken housing and repair systems.
Everyone should have the right to live in a decent home, breathe clean air, and ensure a safer, greener planet for the next generation to enjoy.
Says everyone should have the right to a decent home, clean air and a safer, greener planet.
I’m passionate about road safety, protecting and investing in our green spaces and supporting residents who may be struggling with the cost of living.
Says she is passionate about supporting residents struggling with the cost of living.
**Protecting and investing in green spaces** – safeguarding our parks, paths, canal and green belt for future generations.
Says her priority is protecting and investing in green spaces: parks, paths, the canal and the green belt.
**Improving road safety** – making our roads safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Says she will work to improve road safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
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.
Says she is committed to a fairer funding deal for Leicestershire and Shepshed, delivering the basics including social care, and cutting waste.
I’m standing for election to fight for better support and accountability, and to improve services for all families.
Says he is standing to fight for better support, accountability and improved services for young people and families.
Im standing to represent you, root out waste and fund services important to you.
Says he is standing to root out waste and fund services important to residents.
someone who will fight to protect our green spaces and environment, and for people of all ages to feel safe in our wonderful town.
Says he will fight to protect green spaces and the environment, and for people of all ages to feel safe in the town.
When elected, Warren will join the fight to save money in County Hall through local government efficiencies.
Says he will join the fight to save money in County Hall through local government efficiencies.
Warren is in tune with local issues, particularly the lack of infrastructure, despite all the new homes being built.
Says the area lacks infrastructure despite all the new homes being built.
He is determined to fight for his constituents for improved GP services to allow patients to be seen locally instead of Hadston or elsewhere.
Says he will fight for improved GP services so patients can be seen locally rather than in Hadston or elsewhere.
* Care in the community — supporting vulnerable residents and making sure people in Hirst can access the help they need.
Says he will support vulnerable residents and make sure people in Hirst can access the help they need.
* Clean and safe streets — tackling litter, fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour and pressing the council to keep our streets maintained.
Says his priorities include clean and safe streets: tackling litter, fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour.
With very high levels of council tax, huge savings cound be generated by using systems thinking approaches by bringing the pothole fixing team in-house, devolving it to our District Council would create a more responsive service and end the cycle of botched repairs.
Says local businesses should take priority for council contracts, and that bringing pothole repairs in-house and devolving them to the district council would save money and end botched repairs.
Let's plant more trees, this will absorb carbon and enable nature to thrive.
Says he wants more trees planted to absorb carbon and help nature thrive.
In the short-term that means getting the bridges repaired and, in the longer-term, doing everything possible to promote economic development in the Ward through better infrastructure.
Says the short-term priority is getting the two failed bridges repaired, and longer-term promoting economic development through better infrastructure.
* to challenge the years of Conservative neglect, from children's services to roads
Pledges to challenge what he calls years of Conservative neglect, from children's services to roads.
* to support public transport, cycle routes and sustainable investment to respond to the climate emergency
Pledges to support public transport, cycle routes and sustainable investment in response to the climate emergency.
Continue to challenge when our council tax money is being spent unwisely;
Pledges to continue to challenge unwise spending of council tax money.
Challenge plans to build over 3000 more houses in the next 5 years, when our Victorian water and sewerage cannot cope;
Pledges to challenge plans for over 3,000 more houses in five years, saying Victorian water and sewerage cannot cope.
Support a much needed Cranbrook secondary school;
Pledges to support a Cranbrook secondary school.
I want to see justice for Salisbury which to me means as many decisions as possible about Salisbury being made here in Salisbury and a fairer deal on issues like the price of car parking.
Says he wants a fairer deal on issues such as the price of car parking, with decisions about Salisbury made in Salisbury.
As an active member of the planning committee, Mac has been closely involved in protecting the city’s social and physical infrastructure from the pressures of over‑development.
Says he has been closely involved in protecting the city's social and physical infrastructure from over-development.
He has consistently scrutinised council decisions and pushed for stronger, fairer planning procedures — work he intends to continue.
Says he has scrutinised council decisions and pushed for stronger, fairer planning procedures, and intends to continue.
Removing the Upper Earnings Limit that restricts the amount of National Insurance paid by high earners.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to remove the Upper Earnings Limit on National Insurance, so higher earners pay the main rate on all earnings (relevant to higher-income households).
Give working parents 30 hours of free childcare a week from when their child is nine months old to when they start school, saving eligible families an average of £6,900 per year.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 30 hours of free childcare a week from nine months old to school age (relevant to households with young children).
Restore the value of disability benefits, with an immediate uplift of 5%.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged an immediate 5% uplift in disability benefits (relevant to households with a disabled member).
We will not increase the main taxes on working people: income tax, national insurance or VAT.
The Liberal Democrats' 2024 manifesto pledged not to increase income tax, National Insurance or VAT.
We will improve PIP assessments to provide a more objective consideration of people’s needs and stop the number of claims from rising unsustainably.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged to change PIP assessments to make them more objective and to stop claims rising unsustainably (relevant to households with a disabled member).
Cut tax for pensioners with the new Triple Lock Plus, guaranteeing that both the State Pension and the tax free allowance for pensioners always rise with the highest of inflation, earnings or 2.5%
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged a Triple Lock Plus so that the State Pension and the pensioners' tax-free allowance rise together (relevant to pensioners).
A Wealth Tax of 1% annually on assets above £10 million and of 2% on assets above £1bn.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged a wealth tax of 1% a year on assets above £10 million and 2% above £1 billion.
Cut tax for workers by taking another 2p off employee National Insurance so that we will have halved it from 12% at the beginning of this year to 6% by April 2027, a total tax cut of £1,350 for the average worker on £35,000
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged another 2p off employee National Insurance, halving it from 12% to 6% by April 2027 (relevant to employees).
Labour will deliver the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation.
We will immediately abolish Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions, prevent private renters being exploited and discriminated against, empower them to challenge unreasonable rent increases, and take steps to decisively raise standards, including extending ‘Awaab’s Law’ to the private sector.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to abolish Section 21 no-fault evictions and let private renters challenge unreasonable rent increases (relevant to renters).
Labour will get Britain building again, creating jobs across England, with 1.5 million new homes over the next parliament.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged 1.5 million new homes in England over the parliament.