Wiltshire: Salisbury Milford ward · by topic
Money and cost of living Every candidate's published position on this one topic, side by side, in ballot-paper order.
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1 Sony Assuon Labour Party
No published position found.
2 Mac McIntyre Brown Liberal Democrats
Candidate statement · Mac McIntyre Brown (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Mac McIntyre Brown
I want to see justice for Salisbury which to me means as many decisions as possible about Salisbury being made here in Salisbury and a fairer deal on issues like the price of car parking. In short: Says he wants a fairer deal on issues such as the price of car parking, with decisions about Salisbury made in Salisbury.
3 Laura Elizabeth Jones Local Conservatives
No published position found.
4 Simon Edgar Lever Reform UK
No published position found.
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