Amber Valley Borough: Kilburn, Denby, Holbrook & Horsley ward · by topic

Environment, climate and energy

Every candidate's published position on this one topic, side by side, in ballot-paper order.

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  1. 1Andrew Michael BaytonLabour Party

    No published position found.

  2. 2Paul MossThe Conservative Party Candidate

    No published position found.

  3. 3Edward Hudson OakenfullRestore Britain

    No published position found.

  4. 4Bess SaundersGreen Party

    Candidate statement · Bess Saunders (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Bess Saunders

    people are deeply concerned about development on our countryside — particularly the impact of solar farms, new electricity pylons and housing developments.

    In short: Says residents are concerned about development on the countryside, in particular solar farms, new electricity pylons and housing, and she will give local people a strong voice on these.

  5. 5Juliette Nicola StevensReform UK

    Candidate statement · Juliette Nicola Stevens (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Juliette Nicola Stevens

    I am a farmer and am very active in the community fighting to stop the loss of our agricultural land due to solar farms and housing on the green belt.

    In short: Says she is campaigning to stop the loss of agricultural land to solar farms and green-belt housing, and for the National Grid to put new supply offshore or underground rather than on pylons.

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