Podcasts about hustings

2024 will be an election year. We will have local elections in many constituencies, Police and Crime Commissioner elections and almost certainly a general election. Elaine Miller knows what's involved and explains all to WRN's Zoe in this conversation where you can hear about Elaine's experience of running in a by-election as an independent candidate.  If you have thought about running as a candidate yourself, Zoe and Elaine discuss how to go about it and how to access a pack that Elaine has put together to help women who decide to stand in local or general elections.  Hustings are where political candidates meet us – the electorate – and we get to quiz those candidates about their plans and what they think about the issues that matter to us. But someone has to organise them, and if there aren't any hustings in your area, maybe that could be you.   Zoe and Elaine talk about how to run a hustings and how to ask killer questions at any hustings you attend.  There has never been a more important time for women to be politically involved, whether that's running as a candidate, supporting a candidate or holding their local candidates to account.  So let's hear what Zoe and Elaine have to say. 

Politicians have been setting out their stall to farmers at the NFU Conference in Birmingham. With a general election on the horizon, we hear from all three main political parties: Conservative farming minister Mark Spencer; shadow environment minister Daniel Zeichner; and Liberal Democrat spokesperson on environment, Tim Farron. We also speak to the NFU's new president - Tom Bradshaw.Presenter = Anna Hill Producer = Rebecca Rooney

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Peace family. Today we travel back in time to look at the history of the Petersburg courthouse. Pictures are in the One Love Support group. As always, thank you for listening!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharlena-daniel/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharlena-daniel/support

Our news team discusses the shakeup to the ICBF beef bull rankings which will see a huge benefit for the Angus breed. ANC payments, a still-on-the-table dairy cull scheme, milk prices, the IFA hustings, TB and sheds fires are all also on the agenda. Listen in for the latest.

The Irish Farmers Association represents seventy thousand farmers and producers. Every four years, they elect their President, who is one of the most influential players in Irish agriculture. Brendan Donohue was at the IFA hustings in county Kilkenny.

Our news team discusses the sizzling cattle trade at marts and looks at a quality assurance extension for the SCEP suckler scheme. Climate payments for farmers, the IFA hustings, slurry spreading extensions, new derogation maps, a new national park and forestry will all also be on the agenda.

Mongrel and maths collide as campaigns launch - and media ponder National's tax plan; scrutiny of candidates' online footprints prompts pushback and claims of 'agendas'.

Mongrel and maths collide as campaigns launch - and media ponder National's tax plan; scrutiny of candidates' online footprints prompts pushback and claims of 'agendas'.

Tonight, we're hosting the hustings for the Just Transition Lobby, the informal powerhouse network of individuals and organisations dedicated to shaking things up in the built environment sector. We're on a mission to enact urgent change, and we need you to be part of it!Remember when we made waves by electing the youngest, first worker, and first Black president, Muyiwa Oki?

We're joined by two of the candidates on the Hilsea ballot:

We invited the candidates standing in Eastney & Craneswater this year to our hustings. Four of the six candidates took part:`

In our 5th ward hustings of the 2023 elections in Portsmouth we welcome Central Southsea candidates; Suzy Horton (Liberal Democrats) & Joshua Allen (Labour). We also read statements from Alicia Denny (Conservative). Other candidates in Central Southsea: Lee Tindal (Portsmouth Independents Party) Menno Groen (Green Party) You'll need photo ID to vote in person on May 4th: Apply for Voter Authority Certificate (free photo ID) by April 25th: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/voter-id Questions: 1. What are the key issues facing this ward? 2. Albert Road marks the southern edge of the ward. What would you see the council do to help local shopping areas survive and thrive? 3. As well as shops, Albert road is also home to many restaurants and entertainment venues like the Wedgewood Rooms & Kings Theatre. How can the council encourage a thriving night-time economy while respecting residents' need for sleep? 4. How can the need for affordable housing be met while restricting the proliferation of HMOs? 5. Inflation in food, energy bills & even council tax typify the cost of living crisis. With many families struggling, what would you see the council do to help? 6. Parking is a problem here as in most parts of the city. How can we end rat-run culture and solve parking without pitting car users against those choosing active travel? 7. Anti social behaviour, burglary & theft is blighting the lives of residents. What's your solution? 8. The almost certain outcome of the election is NOC, how would you ensure you get the best deal for the ward's residents? 9. If successful, what would be the one thing you'd want to see implemented to improve life for residents of the ward?

On our 4th birthday, and 153rd episode, we bring you the Baffins ward hustings 2023: The candidates taking part are:

Graham Heaney (Labour) Richard Peckham (Portsmouth Independents Party) Martin Northern (Liberal Democrats) Join us to answer questions about the ward in our St Jude hustings 2023. 1. What do you hear on the doorstep as the biggest issue in St Jude? 2. St Jude hosts a lot of Southsea's night-time economy, what needs to be done to keep this sector thriving while balancing the needs of residents? 3. The most likely outcome of these elections is No Overall Control, how would you look to influence the next administration to get a better deal for St Jude? 4. Victorious Festival will bring 10s of thousands of people into the ward in late August, is this a welcome attraction or a burden for the residents? 5. There is a cost-of-living crisis at the moment, what can local Councils do to better support residents? 6. The work on the sea defences are essential to protect the island is enough being done to protect the aesthetic? 7. The ward is a parking nightmare, what needs to be done to properly fix this? 8. Southsea Common has had issues with recreational drugs, do you welcome the banning of Nitrous Oxide? 9. If you could change just one thing for the ward if you are successful what would it be? You'll need photo ID to vote in person on May 4th. Accepted forms of ID: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/voter-id/accepted-forms-photo-id?gclid=Cj0KCQiA6rCgBhDVARIsAK1kGPKAikR1801072YPiMVjkBN7Wo3EsKdgprG2lK6i0BO6q-Kpm-wiuWUaAvtqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Register to vote by 11:59pm April 17th (you'll need your NI number) or to check if you're already registered https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/register-vote-and-update-your-details Apply for Voter Authority Certificate: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/voter-id/applying-a-voter-authority-certificate Including advice on taking your photo. Apply for postal vote by 5pm 18th April https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/apply-vote-post Proxy vote by 5pm 25th April (your proxy will need to show their ID not yours) - download the form https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/apply-vote-proxy Links and details on our website www.pppodcast.uk

In our first virtual ward hustings for the 2023 local elections, we are joined by Cal Corkery & Yahiya Chowdhury who are standing as Independent and Liberal Democrats respectively. Details on our website www.pppodcast.uk Don't forget, you'll need photo ID to vote in person this election. Not yet registered to vote? You have until 17th April to do so. Want to register for a postal vote (don't need ID for postal votes). You have until April 18th to do so. Don't have photo ID and want to vote in person in May? you have until April 25th to apply for FREE photo ID. Accepted forms of ID: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/voter-id/accepted-forms-photo-id?gclid=Cj0KCQiA6rCgBhDVARIsAK1kGPKAikR1801072YPiMVjkBN7Wo3EsKdgprG2lK6i0BO6q-Kpm-wiuWUaAvtqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Register to vote by 11:59pm April 17th (you'll need your NI number) or to check if you're already registered https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/register-vote-and-update-your-details Apply for Voter Authority Certificate: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/voter-id/applying-a-voter-authority-certificate Including advice on taking your photo. Apply for postal vote by 5pm 18th April https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/apply-vote-post Proxy vote by 5pm 25th April (your proxy will need to show their ID not yours) - download the form https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/apply-vote-proxy

Perspective this week is the LegCo hustings part two. Manx Radio recorded the meeting organised by the Liberal Vannin party a few weeks ago and with the LegCo election just days away we hear for the final time the thoughts and views of the MLC hopefuls. There are some cracking questions and one or two surprising answers so well worth a listen.  By this time next week hopefully all four available places will be filled in Legislative Council and we can settle back to discussing other weighty political matters. Anything much been happening?

On Perspective this week we hear from the candidates for the forthcoming legislative council election. The LegCo hustings was organised by the Liberal Vannin party and held at the Legion Hall in Douglas. In this first of two parts we find out who the candidates are and how they respond to questions from the public who attended this open event. Some probing questions and fascinating answers from the candidates. The successful four will be making big decisions about your future so worth finding out what they stand for.

It's been an interesting week in the race for the leadership of the SNP. Kate Forbes's campaign has been plunged into fresh doubt by the news that her husband attended a private Tory hustings, whilst Douglas Ross has been forced to apologise after swearing during First Minister's Questions. We also had the first televised hustings, but who came out on top?  Michael Simmons speaks to Fraser Nelson, Katy Balls and Stephen Daisley.  Produced by Oscar Edmondson. 

In our first show of 2023 we take a look at the key things that have happened since we broke up in 2022 - Rishi's 5 priorities, Labour's expulsion of Labour Group Leader on PCC, Cal Corkery and we take a look at the council calendar up to May 4th local elections and some of the topics we'll cover between now and then. Please like / comment / follow / subscribe & share. You can find all our links on www.pppodcast.uk 2023 Spring Season:-

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Britain will have a new prime minister on Monday. While Rishi Sunak's chances seem to have faded away, it looks like Liz Truss will have the task of dealing with rising inflation, soaring energy bills, a probable recession and the real possibility of two-thirds of all UK households facing fuel poverty in January. Last week, the Guardian's John Harris went to Birmingham to ask people there how they are preparing for winter and get a sense at a Tory hustings event of the UK's immediate political future. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

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On today's episode of Dewbs And Co. Michelle looks ahead to the Tory leadership hustings in Manchester, which will be broadcast exclusively on GB News.She's joined by Richard Holden MP - backing Rishi Suna & Andrew Pierce - backing Liz Truss.All that and much more on today's episode of Dewbs & Co. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Prime Ministerial hopefuls Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss face Tory voters in Scotland. Lucy Whyte speaks to Phil Sim and Glenn Campbell from Perth to get an inside look at the hustings, after the two Conservative candidates sell themselves as the best person to be Prime Minister to party members. Where do they stand on Indyref2, taxation, and what to do about the cost of living crisis?

Chopper's taking a summer break, so in his absence we're bringing you one of the Conservative Party leadership hustings, chaired by the Telegraph's own Camilla Tominey in Cheltenham.The final two candidates were grilled on pivotal topics, from tax cuts and reforms to the economy, that will shape party members' decisions - and Britain's future. With six official hustings down and six more to go, who gained an advantage in the increasingly bitter race for No 10? Listen to find out.Watch the hustings in full here: https://youtu.be/I_BbN2PZjIU |For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/chopper |Sign up to the Chopper's Politics newsletter: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politicsnewsletter|Email: chopperspolitics@telegraph.co.uk |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to the last two episodes of our 5th season.On Friday, I hosted the conservative leader hustings in Eastbourne and got to ask the candidates, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, their thoughts on the future of the economy and how the jobs of the future will play into their mandate.For the first time ever on a podcast, we are democratising these interviews for the wider public to hear, splitting the two candidates across two separate episodes. This is our second podcast from the event, this time with Rishi Sunak, who has incidentally been on Jimmy's Jobs before in January. In this interview, I ask Rishi how he is going to help businesses keep the lights on and what he most admires in his opponent, Liz.This series has been the biggest yet for Jimmy's Jobs- launching with the Governor of the Bank of England and ending with the future Prime Minister (whoever that may be). We also hosted our first live event where it was so amazing to see you all in person.We'll be returning after a short break with our 6th series, where we'll be hoping to reach even dizzier heights! As always, thanks for listening. Questions we ask Rishi Sunak:What is his pitch to the generation of voters that have only ever known crisis?How he will protect businesses from rising energy bills and keep the lights on?How will Rishi encourage people back into the workforce?Of all the decisions he made as a minister, what is the one that he would approach differently now?What was the moment Rishi decided to step into the arena and be a parliamentary candidate?If he was 22 in 2022, what sectors would she go into?His advice on raising daughters- that he covered in our original interview!What does Rishi think is his opponent's greatest strength?Rishi then answers a series of questions from members of the audience, on topics ranging from cryptocurrency to transparency in government. Disruption Works Chit Chat - Chatbots, Voicebots & Automation, with the odd lobster!Lively chats about discussing how to automate your conversation without annoying customersListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Welcome to the last two episodes of our 5th season.On Friday, I hosted the conservative leader hustings in Eastbourne and got to ask the candidates, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, their thoughts on the future of the economy and how the jobs of the future will play into their mandate.For the first time ever on a podcast, we are democratising these interviews for the wider public to hear, splitting the two candidates across two separate episodes. And, just like in the real event, first up is Liz Truss. We ask Liz a wide range of topics from how she will better help scale-ups to what her favourite podcast is- all the while trying to steer the conversation towards more than just tax… As you may have seen in the news, Liz's Q&A with the audience was interrupted by protestors, which we have for obvious reasons edited out. Otherwise, the interview is the same as it was live. This series has been the biggest yet for Jimmy's Jobs- launching with the Governor of the Bank of England and ending with the future Prime Minister (whoever that may be). We also hosted our first live event where it was so amazing to see you all in person.We'll be returning after a short break with our 6th series, where we'll be hoping to reach even dizzier heights! As always, thanks for listening. Questions we ask Liz Truss:What is her pitch to the generation of voters that have only ever known crisis?How she will protect businesses from rising energy bills?What was the moment she decided to step into the arena and be a parliamentary candidate?How will she encourage people back into the workforce?If she was 22 in 2022, what sectors would she go into?Britain is the best place in the world to start a business- but what more will she do to help scale ups?How would she improve share ownership in the UK?What her favourite podcast is?What does she think is her opponent's greatest strength?What is her advice on raising two daughters in the 21st Century?Liz then answers a series of questions from members of the audience, on topics ranging from how to get disabled people into work to the climate crisis.Disruption Works Chit Chat - Chatbots, Voicebots & Automation, with the odd lobster!Lively chats about discussing how to automate your conversation without annoying customersListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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Felicity Evans and James Williams reflect on the Welsh hustings in the contest to succeed Boris Johnson as leader of both the Conservative Party and the country. Conservative MP Fay Jones helps them assess how the pitches from Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak went down with the rank and file party members who will decide their fate. And Labour's Tonia Antoniazzi provides a perspective from outside the tent.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak faced off at the latest Tory party hustings in Exeter, but did the debate help win over members amid the current backdrop of industrial unrest? Bloomberg's Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker discuss with opinion columnist Therese Raphael and reporter Lizzy Burden. Plus: economist and Labour-supporting business leader John Mills on why the government should focus on stimulating the manufacturing sector.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this Thursday episode of THE POLITICRAT daily podcast: Omar Moore on President Biden's bill on economic improvement; Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss in Leeds at their first televised hustings (features audio clips); Jon Stewart tips GOP senators for their cowardly about-face on the PACT Act, which failed to pass a month after GOP senators supported it. The PACT Act would assist and take care of U.S. veterans exposed to toxic burn pits while serving tours of duty. Call GOP senators at 202-225-3121 and demand they change course. July 28, 2022. The AUTONOMY t-shirt series—buy yours here: https://bit.ly/3yD89AL Planned Parenthood: https://plannedparenthood.org Register to vote NOW: https://vote.org The ENOUGH/END GUN VIOLENCE t-shirts on sale here: https://bit.ly/3zsVDFU Donate to the Man Up Organization: https://manupinc.org FREE: SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE BRAND NEW POLITICRAT DAILY PODCAST NEWSLETTER!! Extra content, audio, analysis, exclusive essays for subscribers only, plus special offers and discounts on merchandise at The Politicrat Daily Podcast online store. Something new and informative EVERY DAY!! Subscribe FREE at https://politicrat.substack.com Buy podcast merchandise (all designed by Omar Moore) and lots more at The Politicrat Daily Podcast Store: https://the-politicrat.myshopify.com The Politicrat YouTube page: bit.ly/3bfWk6V The Politicrat Facebook page: bit.ly/3bU1O7c The Politicrat blog: https://politicrat.politics.blog Join Omar on Fanbase NOW! Download the Fanbase social media app today. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to this to this podcast! Follow/tweet Omar at: https://twitter.com/thepopcornreel

One of Penny Mordaunt, Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss will be Britain's next prime minister. What are the contenders' answers to the big questions facing Britain? Isabel Hardman spoke to Mordaunt (00:36), Sunak (21:17) and Truss (42:15).

One of Penny Mordaunt, Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss will be Britain's next prime minister. What are the contenders' answers to the big questions facing Britain? Isabel Hardman spoke to Mordaunt (00:36), Sunak (21:17) and Truss (42:15).

Welcome to another episode of Outrage + Optimism. As always, we examine issues at the forefront of the climate crisis, interview change-makers, and transform our anger into productive dialogue on building a sustainable future. In this episode, co-hosts Christiana Figueres, Tom Rivett-Carnac, and Paul Dickinson reflect on the recent downfall of British Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson and what comes next for U.K. climate initiatives, with guests Ben Goldsmith, Founder of the Conservative Environment Network, and Chris Skidmore, MP for Kingswood, near Bristol. Despite Johnson's decidedly mixed term as PM一including delivering on Brexit, recent Partygate blunders, and other scandals一he has kept the U.K. focused on climate and nature progress. He's embraced Net zero by 2050, introduced ambitious goals for 2035, and supported the Conference of the Parties summit (COP26). But what do the hosts think? And, where does the U.K. go from here? With the interests of the global right generally focused on issues such as immigration, and new Tory leadership on the horizon, will climate and nature continue to be relevant to the U.K. conservative project? Guests Ben Goldsmith and Chris Skidmore weigh in on this dynamic moment.   NOTES AND RESOURCES    For more on conservative environmentalism in the U.K. and overseas visit the Conservative Environment Network.  Chris Skidmore, MP, Kingswood Learn more about the United Nation's Net zero initiative and the COP26.  Read Chris Skidmore's recent piece with Zac Goldsmith, ‘Ditching Net Zero would be electoral suicide for Conservatives'. “Hustings” is defined as a meeting at which candidates in an election address potential voters. To learn more about the climate emergency and how you can translate outrage into action, subscribe to the podcast here.

Four of the leading Wakefield by-election candidates locked horns in a special Northern Agenda and YorkshireLive hustings on Tuesday night.Ahead of the election on June 24, the candidates running to be Wakefield's next MP debated on issues such as transport in the North, jobs and skills, the cost of living crisis and ethics in politics. Westminster editor Dan O'Donohue chaired the hustings, and he was joined by:

Welcome to episode five of the West Park Park Bench Podcast. I do apologise for the roughly roughly at the beginning of this, but for those that don't know this is an extension of my podcast, Audio Blog, concept of Note to self note standing for No Opportunity To Edit. That is me putting the 'spoffle' which is a black foam sock on the bottom of my mobile phone so that you don't get the wind noises throughout the podcasts. Hustings are about audience. Hustings are an opportunity for a group of like minded audience members to come together. And for people who are seeking election to visit them and for the people in the audience to ask questions specifically of those candidates that directly affect them. TRANSCRIPT SHOWNOTES Equity Election Online Branch Hustings Registration for Thursday 23rd - https://bit.ly/equityOLB-hustings-registration EquityElection22 YouTube Playlist of candidates who submitted 'SelfTapes' - https://bit.ly/equityelections22-yt-candidate-playlist What are hustings and how do they work? Standing for President - Twitter handles Lynda Rooke - @LyndaRooke Adam Burns - @adamtheatre What is the general list? Areas and Nations Equity organising staff The Actors Centre Elise Harris The London Branches North & East London Branch North West London Branch South and South East London Branch Thames Variety Branch West & South West London Branch Finding your Branch LINK The Online Branch This is episode 5 - HUSTINGS These are recorded using Otter which generates a transcript. Its not perfect but if you'd like it to help processing the audio here is the link --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pcmcreative/message

Nelson Ward Hustings for 2022 Local Elections with - Jason Fazackarley (Lib Dem) Aimee Gwyther (Lab) Spencer Gardner (Con) Duncan Robinson (Grn) 1. Why are you standing in Nelson? 2. What are the key issues facing this ward? 3. With massive demand for housing behind the rising existence of HMOs, are they meeting a clear need for housing where no other affordable alternative exists, or another pressure on local services, parking & the cohesion of neighbourhoods? a. What's your solution? 4. The controversial Tipner West development, (renamed Lennox Point) seems no longer touted as a possible location for 3,500 of the 17,700 homes the council is targeted to find by central government. a. should it be built on? b. If not there, where? 5. The North End shopping area has seen many shops come and go over the last couple of decades. What should be done to revitalise shopping centres like North End for the 21st century? 6. With the cost of living rising sharply what more should the council be doing to support those in most need or who are not “just about managing? 7. The subject of antisocial behaviour comes up regularly, what do you believe is the root cause and what more needs to be done to tackle it? 8. With Nelson right next to the M275 and the international ferry port, what can be done to improve air quality for its residents?

Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net ... Read more

Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net ... Read more

Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net ... Read more

2022 Hustings for Baffins Ward with:-Jeanette Smith (Independent), Jason Christopher (Labour) & Charlie Douglas (Conservative). Check out our Facebook page for details of other hustings. https://www.facebook.com/pompeypoliticspodcast Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/pompeypolitics1

Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net ... Read more

Copnor Ward Hustings 2022 - Ben Swann (CON), Mary Vallely (LAB), Raymond Dent (PIP) - please note one candidate (Raymond Dent) experienced connection problems which meant their audio is not as clear as we would like despite our best efforts to clear this up. The Green and Liberal Democrat candidates declined our invitation.

Cosham ward hustings for the 2022 local elections with: Hannah Hockaday (Con), Helena Cole (Lib Dem), Asghar Shah (Lab), Mike Jerome (Portsmouth Independents Party)

Organised by Friends of the Earth Groups from around Hertfordshire, The Herts Environment Hustings took place on 19th April. Chairman Nick Hazell put questions on issues of sustainability and the environment from the online audience to a panel consisting of: Conservatives – Theresa Heritage, Derrick Ashley Greens – Anni Sander, Nick Cox Labour – Tina ... Read more

Organised by Friends of the Earth Groups from around Hertfordshire, The Herts Environment Hustings took place on 19th April. Chairman Nick Hazell put questions on issues of sustainability and the environment from the online audience to a panel consisting of: Conservatives – Theresa Heritage, Derrick Ashley Greens – Anni Sander, Nick Cox Labour – Tina ... Read more

Ballot, poll, vote, candidate, constituent and constituency: Professor Roly Sussex is getting to grips with the upcoming election.

Ballot, poll, vote, candidate, constituent and constituency: Professor Roly Sussex is getting to grips with the upcoming election.