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Topic1Andrew AdamScottish Greens2Robert DaviesIndependent3Mhairi DuncanScottish National Party (SNP)4Paul GodzikScottish Labour Party5Katie HarrisonScottish Conservative and Unionist6James MacLarenScottish Liberal Democrats7Jeremy McDonaldReformUK - Changing Politics for Good
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  • Candidate statement Says the short-term priority is getting the two failed bridges repaired, and longer-term promoting economic development through better infrastructure.
    In the short-term that means getting the bridges repaired and, in the longer-term, doing everything possible to promote economic development in the Ward through better infrastructure.

    Robert Davies (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Robert Davies

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