• Cllr Amirah Cole - Councillor for Ashley
  • James Nethercote (left) and Tom Lydon (right) - Candidates for Redland
  • Susannah Harlow - Candidate for Ashley
  • Isaac Evans - Candidate for Ashley
  • Elena Dirik - Candidate for Clifton
  • Matt Redmore - Candidate for Central
  • Sarah Swingler - Candidate for Central
  • Tristan Harris - Candidate for Clifton Down
  • Nick Smith - Candidate for Clifton Down
  • Alex Bullet - Candidate for Hotwells & Harbourside
  • Dan McTiernan - Candidate for Clifton
  • Robert Knowles-Leak - Candidate for Cotham
  • Sean Smyth - Candidate for Cotham

    This May you have the chance to vote for your local Labour councillor candidates at the Bristol local election.

    With so many issues facing Bristol, it’s more important than ever to have a strong Labour council that will tackle these issues head on.

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    • Cost of Living Crisis

      The Conservatives have trashed Britain’s economy. Bills and mortgages have skyrocketed, and in our growing city, people are struggling to get by. That’s why we’re protecting our 100% Council Tax Reduction Scheme, creating jobs and have made Bristol a Real Living Wage city.

    • The Housing Emergency

      We’re facing an epidemic of homelessness, where the chance of a decent affordable home or getting a foothold on the housing ladder are too often just a dream. That’s why we’re regulating landlords, building new council houses, and retrofitting many more.

    • Health and Care Pressure

      Seeing an NHS dentist or GP is increasingly difficult, waiting lists are rising and the pressure on social care is unprecedented. We are partnering with Bristol’s public services to help ensure you can access the care you need, when you need it.

    • Community Safety

      Police visibility is reduced and crime rates are going up, with conviction rates lower. All while knife crime and violence against women and girls continue to increase. We’re designing a safer city centre, improving CCTV and partnering on youth engagement projects.

    • An Overheating Planet

      Rishi Sunak wants oil and gas drilling and coal mines, whilst Bristol is investing in a more sustainable future. Whether creating good jobs in the green economy, better public transport, or nurturing our biodiversity, Bristol Labour won’t stand by.

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