Local Elections 2018: Question Time
- Local Elections 2018: Question Time Frankland Lecture Theatre, Faraday Complex Tuesday 15-05-2018 - 19:00 until Tuesday 15-05-2018 - 21:00
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Local Elections 2018: Question Time
Two vacant seats on Lancaster City Council, and eight candidates fighting for them. Ahead of the election on 17 May, this is your chance to hear your candidates debate eachother and to ask them your burning questions about their plans for the University and Scotforth Rural ward and the city. Open to all students, staff, and local residents.
Your City Council candidates are:
Amara Betts-Patel and Oliver Robinson, Labour
Guy Watts and Callum Furner, Conservative
Jade Sullivan and Iain Embrey, Liberal Democrat
Martin Paley and Jan Maskell, Green
Lancaster City Council plays a big role in the lives of students in Lancaster - whether you see it or not! They're the ones responsible for bins and recycling across the city, for the city's parks, for licensing our pubs and clubs (including Sugarhouse!), making sure food venues are up to scratch, and tonnes more.
The two City Councillors elected this May will represent the University and Scotforth Rural Ward, making sure that the needs of those of us living in this area are heard in the city. Over 3500 students on campus are eligible to vote, including students from the EU and Commonwealth. This is your chance to hear from the people who want those seats, and for you to decided where to put your vote!
Venue/Timing
Venue : Frankland Lecture Theatre, Faraday Complex
Type: Debate, Voice
Start Date: Tuesday 15-05-2018 - 19:00
End date: Tuesday 15-05-2018 - 21:00
Capacity: 140
Contact Details
lusu.governance@lancaster.ac.uk
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