Party manifesto

Paul James Anderson was the Labour Party candidate. Find out more about their policies from the Labour Party Ipswich local election Local manifesto.

Statement to voters

"Paul Anderson is the Labour Party candidate for Bixley at the Borough Council election on Thursday 2nd May 2019.

Paul is a University lecturer and writer who lives in Woodbridge Road. He grew up in Dorchester Road in Bixley in the 1960s and 1970s and went to Britannia primary – and his mum still lives in the ward. He’s Bixley to his bones: he used to buy sweets from ITFC legend John Elsworthy’s shop at the roundabout and took the number 4 bus into town.

Paul knows what Bixley residents need from the council – decent bus services, reliable rubbish collection, better social services support for old people, protection of the heaths from housing development – and will campaign for all that and more on the Borough Council."

This statement was added by Paul James Anderson, their team, or by a Democracy Club volunteer, based on information published by the candidate elsewhere.

Ipswich Labour

Paul James Anderson's local party is the Ipswich Labour.

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Previous elections

This candidate has previously stood for election in:

• 2019: The Ipswich local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Bixley
• 2018: The Ipswich local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Bixley
• 2017: The 2017 Suffolk County Council local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Bixley
• 2016: The Ipswich local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Bixley