Local councillor hustings, April 22

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Tim Lund
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Local councillor hustings, April 22

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The Sydenham Society is holding hustings for local councillor elections, April 22, at Sydenham High School, in the evening, precise time to be decided. The rules we have set are that any party with candidates in one of the three wards of Sydenham, Forest Hill and Perry Vale can nominate one of these to be on the platform to answer questions, with me in the chair. So far acceptances have been received from Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems and Greens.

There will also, I understand, be hustings for the Parliamentary and Mayoral elections, to be held by Churches Together. But for these hustings, let's try to keep the focus local.

I'll be watching this Forum, and will try to make sure that the burning local questions get asked on the evening.
Tim Lund
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More details, as sent out on Sydenham Society enewsletter:
Thursday 22 April, 7.30 - 9.30 pm, Sydenham High School, 19 Westwood Hill

The Sydenham and Forest Hill Societies invite our members and the wider public to local ward election hustings for the wards of Sydenham, Forest Hill and Sydenham. The panelists, who are all standing as local candidates, are

Ross Archer, Conservative - Sydenham Ward
Chris Best, Labour - Sydenham Ward
John Russell, Lib Dem - Forest Hill Ward
Jill Rutter, Green - Perry Vale Ward

The evening will start with short presentations from each party as to why you should vote for them, to be followed by questions for the candidates. Please mail any questions you would like asked to Tim Lund - or text to 07717207009 - but there will also be a chance to ask questions which arise on the evening.
And apologies to Jill Rutter for calling her 'Jenny' in the SydSoc enewsletter
Tim Lund
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Location: Silverdale

Post by Tim Lund »

Okay - let's bump this up the list. The Sydenham and Forest Hill Societies are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow evening at Sydenham High School - and that's the senior school, the one higher up the hill, not the junior school.
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