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Vote 2022: Coronation

by Harvey Harris
April 8, 2022
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Polling Stations

  • Coronation Hall, Headley Road, Woodley, RG5 4JB
  • St John’s Church Centre, Church Road, Woodley, RG5 4QN

2022 Candidates

Keith Baker, Conservative

I have lived with my wife in Reading Road for over 30 years. I have 3 married children and by the time you read this will have 7 grandchildren.

I have been your Borough Councillor for the last 16 years and have actively communicated with a huge number of residents during this period. My Annual Survey, now in its 17th year is unique amongst all councillors across the Borough and regularly gets hundreds of responses from Coronation ward residents. It is essential that councillors do not assume they know what their residents are thinking – this survey, in addition to speaking on the doorstep provides that link.

In addition to being your Borough Councillor I have had the privilege to be your Town Councillor for the last 12 years. I have served on the Borough Executive for 10 years in one form or another including 3 years as Borough Leader. For the last 11 years I have been Town Council Leader. I am just completing a rewarding year as Mayor of the Borough.

In my spare time I am a long-standing Governor of Addington School, a long-standing member of e Town Centre Management Initiative Executive Committee and more recently a member of the Carnival Committee.

I am passionate about this great town of Woodley and always put Woodley first.

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Emma Louise-Hamilton, Green

Paddy Power, Lib Dem

I have lived in Woodley for over 40 years, currently in the Coronation Ward and run my own business. I have sat in on House of Commons on groups relevant to Irish affairs and away from work am a keen cyclist.

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