Your Haldens Ward candidates
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On May 6 all 16 wards will have a seat up for grabs in the Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council elections - with Welham Green and Hatfield South ward having two.
Of the 17 seats up for election, there are 10 Conservative seats, four Labour seats and three Liberal Democrat seats.
The WHT has given each candidate the opportunity to tell you why they are running.
They are listed alphabetically by surname:
Sarah Butcher – Green Party
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Sarah Butcher – Green Party
You may also want to watch: I have lived in Welwyn Hatfield for 22 years and am involved in recycling, nature reserve volunteering, sustainability groups and organise a monthly litter pick. This is my first time standing for election because now, more than ever, we need Green representatives on our borough and county councils.
Your Hatfield East candidates
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On May 6 all 16 wards will have a seat up for grabs in the Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council elections - with Welham Green and Hatfield South ward having two.
Of the 17 seats up for election, there are 10 Conservative seats, four Labour seats and three Liberal Democrat seats.
The WHT has given each candidate the opportunity to tell you why they are running.
They are listed alphabetically by surname:
Ian Gregory - Green Party
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Ian Gregory – Green Party
You may also want to watch: I have lived in Hatfield most of my life, including the last 27 years at my house in Oxlease. I joined the Green Party seven years ago but have been campaigning on environmental issues much longer than that. I am a self-employed gardener and keen advocate of sustainable transport and active travel, working through Sustrans, CycleHerts and WelhatCycling, as well as being deputy chair of the Hertfordshire Local A