Brighton and Hove City: Queen's Park ward · number 5 of 5 on the ballot paper

Mark Strong

Green Party candidate

Standing for the council in Brighton and Hove City: Queen's Park ward, polling day 24 September 2026. Has stood 1 time before.

In their own words“I’m honoured to stand alongside Clare and am looking forward to working with her in support of all the ward. I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to work with local people and groups to explain decisions and hopefull…

“I’m honoured to stand alongside Clare and am looking forward to working with her in support of all the ward. I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to work with local people and groups to explain decisions and hopefully get agreement on important issues. I want to support the ties between the council and the hard work done by the many charities and voluntary groups in Brighton & Hove.

“As a transport planner who has worked for many councils across the UK, I’m keen to see a continuation of the current Green administration’s work on improving active and inclusive travel, especially walking and wheeling as well as cycling.”

Statement supplied by the candidate to Democracy Club, reproduced unedited.

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Candidate's own words

Their position

I’m keen to see a continuation of the current Green administration’s work on improving active and inclusive travel, especially walking and wheeling as well as cycling.

What that means

Says he wants to continue the Green administration's work on active and inclusive travel: walking, wheeling and cycling.

The source

Statement to voters: Mark Strong — Mark Strong (candidate), via Democracy Club. Retrieved 2026-09-19.

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