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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS – FULL LIST OF LOCAL CANDIDATES

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Edinburgh Council has published the final list of candidates standing in the Local Government Elections on 5 May.

For Spurtleshire, they are as follows.

 

Ward 5 - Inverleith

Scottish Green Party - BANDEL, Jule

Scottish Conservative and Unionist - HERRING, Stuart

Scottish Family Party: Pro-Family, Pro-Marriage, Pro-Life - HOLDEN, Phil

Scottish Libertarian Party - LAIRD, Tam

Independent - MCNAMARA, Stephen

Scottish Conservative and Unionist - MITCHELL, Max

Labour and Co-operative Party - MUNRO-BRIAN, Mhairi

Scottish National Party (SNP) - NICOLSON, Vicky

Scottish Liberal Democrats - OSLER, Hal

Scottish Liberal Democrats - WOOD, Malcolm Alexander

Ward 11 - City Centre

Independent - BOB, Bonnie Prince

Independent - CARSON, Pete

Scottish Liberal Democrats - FOXALL, Andy

Labour and Co-operative Party - GRAHAM, Margaret Arma

Independent - ILLINGWORTH, Kevin

Scottish National Party (SNP) - MCFARLANE, Finlay

Scottish Green Party - MILLER, Claire

Scottish Conservative and Unionist - MOWAT, Jo

Scottish National Party (SNP) - MWIKI, Marianne

Independent - PAKPAHAN-CAMPBELL, Maria

Independent - PENMAN, Paul R.

Independent - ROWAN, Norrie

Alba Party for independence - SHAW, Kevan

Ward 12 - Leith Walk

Scottish Liberal Democrats - CALDWELL, Jack

Labour and Co-operative Party - DALGLEISH, James

Scottish Family Party: Pro-Family, Pro-Marriage, Pro-Life - DEEPNARAIN, Niel

Scottish Conservative and Unionist - FOMBO, Bonus

Socialist Labour Party - JACOBSEN, David Don

Scottish National Party (SNP) - MCNEESE-MECHAN, Amy

Scottish National Party (SNP) - MUNN, Rob

Freedom Alliance. Real People. Real Alternative - PULLMAN, Jon

Scottish Green Party - RAE, Susan

Women's Equality Party - RENTON, David

Communist Party of Britain - SHILLCOCK, Richard Charles

Alba Party for independence - SMITH, Joe

Embarrassment of riches

Spurtle’s hustings for the City Centre will take place on Wednesday 20 April (7.00–9.15 pm) in Broughton St Mary’s Parish Church. For how to attend, see Issue 316, published tomorrow. For our event, focusing on the City Centre ward, the large number of candidates presents a logistical problem: we don’t have enough time to hear meaningfully from all those standing. We will announce a pragmatic and imperfect solution soon.

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