Election Question Time Breakfast

When
27 March 2015
7:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Location
Arundel Restaurant, Northbrook College, Durrington
Spaces left
14

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Election Question Time Breakfast

Date: Friday 27th March 7.15am - 9.30am
Venue: Arundel Restaurant, Northbrook College, Durrington
Cost: Members: £12.00 Non-members: £16.00

Arrivals from 7.15am
Breakfast Served 7.45am
Q&A 8.15am - 9.30am

Hosted by Worthing and Adur Chamber of Commerce, candidates standing for the General Election in Worthing East will join us for a special General Election Question Time Breakfast

Breakfast will be served on arrival followed by a 60 minute question and answer session with the panel.

The panel will be:

Tim Loughton - Conservative
James Doyle - Green
Tim Macpherson - Labour
Hazel Thorpe - Liberal Democrat
Tim Cross - UKIP

Guests who would like to put a question to the panel should submit this when booking place(s). Questions will be limited to one per guest. Due to the number of guests expected Worthing and Adur Chamber cannot guarantee there will be time to hear all questions.

We look forward to seeing you at this exciting event, book early as we are expecting high numbers!

Hazel Thorpe Lib Dem PPC for Worthing West
Former Teacher and SEN Head of Dept. with years of experience in education, health, governance and being a Trustee in a local charitable small business.
She interested in saving energy, reducing the cost of living and improving opportunities whilst creating a lively local economy. Wealth, health and security for all.

Hazel's Local Manifesto;
•    Economy; to support SMEs in surviving, thriving, being sustainable, via lobbying for Government and EU funding and networking
•    Education; to support our schools & colleges to prepare young people for the jobs, skills and vocations needed
•    Health and Social Care; to support the hospital and NHS by raising awareness of public opinion, needs, experience and speaking out
•    Real life solutions; highlighting the need for emotional intelligence, caring support and training between apprenticeships and full time work

James Doyle
Green Party PPC for East Worthing & Shoreham

In 2014, James became the first elected Green councillor in West Sussex, winning Central ward in Worthing. James has served on both Worthing Borough and West Sussex County Councils, and was Mayor of Worthing in 2003/4. James has had a major role over twenty years in the evolution of the West Durrington development plan, and was instrumental in the reduction of the development to protect the ancient woodland along Titnore Lane.

James' priorities for Worthing and Adur are more affordable and sustainable housing; development of derelict brownfield sites; improving transport locally; promoting the local economy and supporting the development of small businesses, and promoting a living wage; and dealing with the effects of flooding along the coast and the river Adur. As a regular walker on the Downs, he wants to make sure they are protected from development and roadbuilding.

James' Local Manifesto:
Work with council to use control over business rates to support new businesses, and encourage small businesses to develop.

Support infrastructure improvements including sustainable and environmental A27 improvements; better, cheaper rail services along the coast and to London; town-wide wifi access.

Act as an ambassador for our area to bring in investment for the economy.

Support the education sector to provide people with the skills they need; encourage more apprenticeships.

Get in touch

Tel: 01903 203484

Email: info@worthingandadurchamber.co.uk

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