JACK SATTERTHWAITE- CHASE DIVISION
Jack lives on Barnards Green Road and has recently trained to become a transport planner. He cares greatly about ensuring residents can access public transport, walking and cycling more. He already serves the community as a Malvern Town Councillor, where he has seen the County Council failing to
deal with issues that matter to local people. He wants to change that and demand better for Malvern.
Paul was brought up around here and went to university in Manchester. He stayed on there to work in pastoral support for students and in radio, TV and events promotion. On his return from the North, Paul has lived and worked locally and manages a range of accommodation for students at the University of Worcester.
Dee lives and works in Malvern - running her own business. Before moving to Malvern, she was a councillor serving on education, social services, and Highways committees. Dee has extensive experience as a Councillor always putting people first. Coming out of the Covid pandemic she feels that her council experience puts her in a strong place to help local residents. Local people need someone who will listen to them and ensure they get the best and most cost-effective services.
Liberal Democrat District Councillor, and candidate for county council on May 6th, Dan Boatright is using his campaign to highlight the issues of air pollution in the Pershore and Pinvin. Using a mobile air pollution sensor, he is measuring the levels of Nitrogen Dioxide, Sulphur Dioxide, Carbon Dioxide and Particles (both PM2.5 and PM10). The sensor shows the Air Quality Index, which is used by the government and World Health Organisation to communicate the level of risk pollution is creating in an area.
Paul Bennett, who represents Pickersleigh on Malvern Hills District Council, is standing as the Lib Dem candidate for Langland Great Malvern (Langland Division).
He said: "We have all had one heck of a year and I would like to pay thank and pay tribute to all those people who kept us going.
"The NHS staff of course but also the carers, supermarket/shop workers, refuse collection staff, teachers, volunteers and emergency services. You all deserve knighthoods in my book.
"I will be standing for the first time as a County Councillor to make local life better for you.You can read the full story here on the Malvern Gazzette website.
