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Statement to voters

I am standing for election in the Old Town to be your borough councillor. I am passionate about Stevenage, have lived here for 37 years and work locally. I am proud of the Old Town. Vote for me as your local Councillor in May; I will voice your concerns, support and work with you.
My first priority is to improve the safety nearby to the Tesco ramp leading into Ditchmore Lane. I also care about safeguarding local parks and play areas, and want to improve the parking situation in the Old Town.

I believe in safe affordable homes for all, and will work tirelessly to help deliver these in our town.

The Conservative government has cut Stevenage Borough Council’s grant by 74% since 2011/12. Despite this, I am determined to stand up for Stevenage. I will engage with local people and my community to make our Borough even better. As your Labour and Cooperative Party candidate I am committed to a fairer society, believing that things work best when everyone has a voice and when services are accountable to the people who use them.

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Previous elections

This candidate has previously stood for election in:

• 2018: The Stevenage local election, as the Labour and Co-operative Party candidate for the Old Town
• 2017: The 2017 Stevenage local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Roebuck
• 2016: The Stevenage local election, as the Labour Party candidate for the Manor