Candidates across, the nine topics down. Each cell is the short version; open a topic for the exact quotations and sources.
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Candidate's own wordsSays he wants a fairer deal on issues such as the price of car parking, with decisions about Salisbury made in Salisbury.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.
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.
Candidate's own wordsSays he has been closely involved in protecting the city's social and physical infrastructure from over-development.As an active member of the planning committee, Mac has been closely involved in protecting the city’s social and physical infrastructure from the pressures of over‑development.
As an active member of the planning committee, Mac has been closely involved in protecting the city’s social and physical infrastructure from the pressures of over‑development.
Short versions are reading aids; the quotation and its source are the record. Candidate statements and leaflets are published as written; we check they are real, not that they are true. Columns are in ballot-paper order; nothing is ranked.