Mid Devon District: Bradninch ward · side by side

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Topic1Piers Martin KottingLabour Party2Kirsty MacKenzieGreen Party3Dirk McFarlane-AitkenThe Conservative Party Candidate4Liam O'BrienReform UK5Mary RyanLiberal Democrats
Money and cost of living
Housing and property
Healthcare and social care
Education and universities
  • Candidate statement Says he is standing to fight for better support, accountability and improved services for young people and families.
    I’m standing for election to fight for better support and accountability, and to improve services for all families.

    Piers Martin Kotting (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Piers Martin Kotting

Environment, climate and energy
Immigration and borders
Crime, policing and justice
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
Equality and rights

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