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Published positions: one row per topic, one column per candidate in ballot-paper order. Each topic heading links to that topic on its own page.
Topic1Michael Anthony JoyceRestore Britain2Warren LadymanReform UK3Jenny RichardsThe Conservative Party Candidate4Amy SpriggsLabour Party
Money and cost of living—
  • Source: Own words Says he will join the fight to save money in County Hall through local government efficiencies. When elected, Warren will join the fight to save money in County Hall through local government efficiencies.
    When elected, Warren will join the fight to save money in County Hall through local government efficiencies.

    Warren Ladyman (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Warren Ladyman

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Housing and property—
  • Source: Own words Says the area lacks infrastructure despite all the new homes being built. Warren is in tune with local issues, particularly the lack of infrastructure, despite all the new homes being built.
    Warren is in tune with local issues, particularly the lack of infrastructure, despite all the new homes being built.

    Warren Ladyman (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Warren Ladyman

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Healthcare and social care—
  • Source: Own words Says he will fight for improved GP services so patients can be seen locally rather than in Hadston or elsewhere. He is determined to fight for his constituents for improved GP services to allow patients to be seen locally instead of Hadston or elsewhere.
    He is determined to fight for his constituents for improved GP services to allow patients to be seen locally instead of Hadston or elsewhere.

    Warren Ladyman (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Warren Ladyman

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Education and universities————
Environment, climate and energy————
Transport and roads————
Immigration and borders————
Crime, policing and justice————
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU————
Equality and rights————

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