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VOTE 2018 – Winnersh – LIB HOLD

by Phil Creighton
April 27, 2018
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Prue Bray increased her share of the vote

This year’s result

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Conservative1#1B98D8
Independent1#80461B
Labour1#DF133F
Liberal Democrat1#FAA61A

Turnout 36%

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This year’s candidates

Prue Bray

Prue Bray, Liberal Democrats

Prue Bray has been a Borough Councillor for Winnersh since 2000. She has a strong local reputation for working hard on residents behalf.

Prue has lived in Winnersh since 1989, has been a parish councillor since 1995 and a governor of a local school since 1999.

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She says: “I am absolutely committed to serving the people of Winnersh. It isn’t always easy and I can’t always deliver exactly what people want because finances are tight and the Lib Dems are not in charge of the Council.

“However I do try to do my best.

“If I am elected again this time, I will continue to fight to get the best I can for Winnersh and will work with the rest of the Lib Dem team for the benefit of everyone in the whole of the Borough.”

Ethan Stacey, Conservatives

Awaiting biography from candidate

Steve Stanton

Steve Stanton, Labour

Steve has lived in Winnersh for 16 years. He is married with three children who all attended local schools.

Entrepreneur, socialist and dad, Steve is the driving force behind the Marvellous Festival, the largest social and cultural event in Wokingham Borough.

Steve founded Project Hougoumont UK, which restored the famous farmhouse on the site of the battle of Waterloo, and remains on the UK Committee.

Steve passionately believes in a mixed economy which provides the opportunity for everyone to have their own home, business and a fully funded welfare state.

“We need a real opposition in Wokingham as the Conservatives are simply out of touch with people who have real lives and real needs.”

 

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