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Topic1Penny Brett-RobertsIndependent2Carl MatherReform UK Wales3Kristina RenshawHeritage Party4Josh SwashFlintshire People's Voice Candidate | Ymgeisydd Llais Pobl Sir y Fflint5Oliver Martin WilsonWelsh Conservative Party Candidate | Ymgeisydd Plaid Geidwadol Cymru
Money and cost of living———
  • Source: Own words Says he would oppose continued council tax rises by targeting what he calls genuine waste. It means opposing continued council tax hikes, as I have done consistently on the community council, by targeting genuine waste.
    It means opposing continued council tax hikes, as I have done consistently on the community council, by targeting genuine waste.

    Josh Swash (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Josh Swash

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Housing and property——
  • Source: Own words Says she would oppose developments she describes as inappropriate, such as houses in multiple occupation. Oppose inappropriate developments such as HMOs that damage neighbourhoods
    Oppose inappropriate developments such as HMOs that damage neighbourhoods

    Kristina Renshaw (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Kristina Renshaw

  • Source: Own words Says he would fight proposals for what he calls inappropriate development on green spaces. That means fixing the potholes in and around the village, fighting proposals for inappropriate development on green spaces, and improving our bus service, with evening and Sunday services.
    That means fixing the potholes in and around the village, fighting proposals for inappropriate development on green spaces, and improving our bus service, with evening and Sunday services.

    Josh Swash (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Josh Swash

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Healthcare and social care—————
Education and universities—————
Environment, climate and energy———
  • Source: Own words Says he would sort the drainage problems that leave parts of Higher Kinnerton vulnerable to flooding. It means producing a community speed plan to make our village safer for children and older people, and sorting the drainage issues which leave parts of the village vulnerable to flooding.
    It means producing a community speed plan to make our village safer for children and older people, and sorting the drainage issues which leave parts of the village vulnerable to flooding.

    Josh Swash (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Josh Swash

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Transport and roads———
  • Source: Own words Says he would work to fix potholes around the village and improve the bus service, with evening and Sunday buses. That means fixing the potholes in and around the village, fighting proposals for inappropriate development on green spaces, and improving our bus service, with evening and Sunday services.
    That means fixing the potholes in and around the village, fighting proposals for inappropriate development on green spaces, and improving our bus service, with evening and Sunday services.

    Josh Swash (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Josh Swash

  • Source: Own words Says he would produce a community speed plan to make the village safer for children and older people. It means producing a community speed plan to make our village safer for children and older people, and sorting the drainage issues which leave parts of the village vulnerable to flooding.
    It means producing a community speed plan to make our village safer for children and older people, and sorting the drainage issues which leave parts of the village vulnerable to flooding.

    Josh Swash (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Josh Swash

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Immigration and borders——
  • Source: Own words Says she would oppose Wales's Nation of Sanctuary policy. Oppose Nation of Sanctuary
    Oppose Nation of Sanctuary

    Kristina Renshaw (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Kristina Renshaw

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

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