• We support medium-sized developments that complement existing communities, not huge dormitory towns on the outskirts of Guildford
• We want to see new homes built, but ones that are affordable for our own children
• Traffic overload will spoil the character of Merrow as well as slow down journeys. We will resist any plan that increases traffic down residential roads, and we will instal pollution monitors along main throughfares.
• We will clean up the air with a ‘green wall’ of kerbside hedging to protect us from traffic fumes
• Create even better green spaces for walking, sports and leisure and brighten up the neighbourhood with more shared spaces, dog bins and benches
• More activities and facilities for young people
• Create safe crossing points in Epsom Road for school children
• Fix our roads – potholes, standing water and congestion

Michael Hassell has lived and worked in Guildford all his life and has been an active member of the Labour Party for over 40 years. He currently works at The University of Surrey as an Equality and Diversity Adviser. He is particularly passionate about the provision of affordable housing, especially more council run homes.

John Hawthorne has lived in Guildford for over 30 years and works as a software developer. As a rail commuter he understands the stresses of Guildford traffic and transport, and as a father of millennial children, he recognises the challenges of student fees and poor accommodation.

Malcolm Hill, a former lecturer, is a lifelong campaigner for better services and basic rights such as shelter and food on the table. He champions the older voter, and points to the needs of others like himself who have retired who have time to both enjoy and help in the community.

Promoted by Sue Hackman on behalf of Guildford Labour Party both at 9b Martyr Rd Guildford GU1 4LF.