Residents in Leomansley are being invited to meet their Conservative candidates for the local elections in Lichfield.
Representatives from the party will be at Darwin Hall from 7pm to 9pm on 18th April.
A statement from the candidates said:
“Come down and have a chat to discover what we plan for your area.
“This will be a unique opportunity to share your opinions, ask us questions and learn what plans are in place for your area and city.”
Conservative candidates for Leomansley
The full list of candidates standing for election to Lichfield City Council in the Leomansley ward:
- James Blackman – Labour
- Neil Boulton – Conservatives
- Jamie Checkland – Conservatives
- Jamie Christie – Liberal Democrats
- Sally Gilbert – Conservatives
- Jill Guest – Conservatives
- Jacob Marshall – Labour
- Michael Mullarkey – Conservatives
- Andrew Rushton – Liberal Democrats
- Edmund Strain – Labour
- Benjamin Watkins – Labour
The at a glance list of candidates standing for election to Lichfield District Council in the Leomansley ward:
James Blackman
Labour
Jamie Checkland
Conservatives
Jamie Christie
Liberal Democrats
Paul Ecclestone-Brown
Greens
Sally Gilbert
Conservatives
Richard Henshaw
Liberal Democrats
Andy Smith
Conservatives
Once in 4 years no thanks.
@RFW, I have contacted my councillors on a number of occasions when needed and they have been very helpful. Their contract details are available for whenever you need them on the council website.
Not my ward but I would ask who they think they represent? Is it the present residents and their environment? Is it the Party they will represent and disregard the residents? Will they vote in favour of unreasonable developments and the sacrifice of green land? Would they pledge to leave the ward and the city in a better state than before they were elected? And finally, how do they think they can redress the madness of the last two terms of office with the broken promises and desimation of a once lovely city.
Two of these candidates scuttled off down the path when I asked them to take back the leaflet they’d just put through my letterbox. Perhaps they didn’t want to hear my views on how their party’s long misrule has profoundly despoiled our precious city, & on how negligent it is of them to be utterly disengaged from local residents until an election is ahoy. It seems they don’t grasp that listening to views on the doorstep is how engagement works in a democracy.