Tiptree

Paul Dundas
Colchester City Council

Dear Resident

On Thursday May 4th you get to elect who becomes Tiptree's Colchester City Councillor alongside Roger Mannion and Rhys Smithson.

Whatever your national views local politics does matter. It decides how YOUR money you pay to Colchester Council gets spent and how much of a priority Tiptree is to the Council. 

Tiptree residents use more than most. It decides whether house building is shared fairly across the Borough and not all put in villages like Tiptree. It decides whether Tiptree gets new infrastructure like Doctors to go with new houses.

To ensure Tiptree gets a fair deal it needs strong representation and someone who will make the arguments be they in public or at 10pm in a meeting at the Town Hall when a Tiptree subject comes up.

Tiptree needs someone who knows what they are doing and is committed to doing the work. I know this area like the back of may hand and believe I can offer experience, knowledge and the hard work to make a difference for you. To enable me to prove to you what I can do I am asking for your support on May 4th. I will not let you down.

Paul Dundas

 

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6. We are campaigning for the A12 widening project and the A120 reroute scheme. Both proposals will bring safety benefits and help to alleviate traffic passing through our area. Do you agree with these projects?
7. The Government's proposed Public Order Bill is designed to help stop and prosecute those who use dangerous protest tactics such as blocking roads. Do you support this legislation?
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