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Topic1Tracey BaileyLabour Party2Julian Vernon CamiesReform UK3Martin Kenneth ClarkeLiberal Democrat4Gabriel Ferreira da CostaThe Conservative Party Candidate5Alan FrancisGreen Party
Money and cost of living—
  • Candidate's own words Says he is standing to root out waste and fund services important to residents.Im standing to represent you, root out waste and fund services important to you.
    Im standing to represent you, root out waste and fund services important to you.

    Julian Vernon Camies (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Julian Vernon Camies

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