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ELECTION: Voters in Worcester go to the polls today in city and county council and police and crime commissioner elections VOTERS across the city will go to the polls today to choose city and county councillors as well as a police and crime commissioner. The majority of voters in Worcester will have their say in three separate elections with contests being held in a third of wards to elect representatives to Worcester City Council with all of the places on Worcestershire County Council up for grabs as well as the vote for West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner taking place.
Nasir Adam - Plaid Cymru Raised in Butetown, the son and grandson of merchant navy, I’ve lived in Cardiff South my whole life and it’s where I still work and live and it’s here I’m raising my family. During my 25 years as a community campaigner I have passionately campaigned for education, creating more opportunities for young people, tackling the housing crisis and the climate crisis. I was the regeneration officer for the Loudoun Square and Trowbridge redevelopment, and was selected as the Wales delegate for the International Association for Community Development and Commonwealth Games in Glasgow 2014. Over the last 15 years I’ve supported young people in Cardiff South and Penarth to develop their skills in the arts and creative industries and to participate in a wide range of opportunities. I successfully gained the London 2012 Olympic Cultural Inspire Mark for Butetown Community. I entered politics because of the increasing injustice around me - increasing food ban
Janet Deborah Brocklehurst, Propel: Wales Needs Champions Janet Brocklehurst Propel has led the campaigns on two of the most important issues affecting Barry, Penarth and Cardiff. We’re the only party that has committed not to allow any nuclear mud to be dumped in our waters, including the mud dredged from outside Hinkley nuclear reactor in Somerset. And we’re the only party that even mentions the scandal of dangerous fire risk cladding on so many of our flats and buildings. Through our Contract with Wales we have committed not to issue new building contracts to any housing developer involved in the scandal, until they have paid to fix the problem they created.