Mid Devon District: Bradninch ward · by topic

Education and universities

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

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  1. 1Piers Martin KottingLabour Party

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

    I’m standing for election to fight for better support and accountability, and to improve services for all families.

    In short: Says he is standing to fight for better support, accountability and improved services for young people and families.

  2. 2Kirsty MacKenzieGreen Party

    No published position found.

  3. 3Dirk McFarlane-AitkenThe Conservative Party Candidate

    No published position found.

  4. 4Liam O'BrienReform UK

    No published position found.

  5. 5Mary RyanLiberal Democrats

    No published position found.

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