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Tunbridge Wells Borough: Cranbrook, Sissinghurst & Frittenden ward · side by side

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Topic1Max Lawson ChestersGreen Party2Nicholas LeesThe Conservative Party Candidate3David SomersReform UK4Harry James WormingtonLiberal Democrats
Money and cost of living——
  • Candidate's own words Pledges to continue to challenge unwise spending of council tax money.Continue to challenge when our council tax money is being spent unwisely;
    Continue to challenge when our council tax money is being spent unwisely;

    David Somers (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: David Somers

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