Help protect our Green Belt and improve Dronfield Civic Centre!

As a local County Councillor and Conservative Candidate in May’s local elections, I want to hear what you think about some of the key issues facing local people in the Dronfield and Unstone area.

By taking a few minutes to complete our survey, you’ll help make sure we’re fighting for the things that matter most to local people. The more responses, the more powerful the results will be. So please take a few minutes to complete this survey and together, we can work to make Dronfield and Unstone an even better place to live.

Cllr Alex Dale

County Councillor and Local Candidate

Alex Dale

 

Dronfield & Unstone: Help protect our Green Belt and improve our Civic Centre

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To what extent do you support the new Labour Government’s plans to increase housebuilding targets for North East Derbyshire by 164%, while reducing cities like Sheffield and Derby’s by around 25%, threatening our Green Belt?
To what extent do you support the Labour Government’s attempts to fast-track the planning process and by-pass planning committee meetings which are supposed to scrutinise large scale applications?
How would you rate the recent works to try to improve the Civic Centre car park, with resurfacing, new planters and more pedestrian routes?
Do you support the previous Conservative Government and local Council’s allocation of £500k to improve the Civic Centre in 2022 and pledge to commit to £20m for Dronfield over the next 10 years in their 2024 manifesto?
Do you support our calls for the owners of the retail units at the Civic Centre to share their plans for redevelopment with local residents as soon as possible?
Which THREE of the below local issues are most important to you?
The Labour Government have announced they will be scrapping Winter Fuel Payments for 10 million pensioners. Do you think that this is fair?
Do you support Labour’s Family Farm Tax which doesn’t just hurt farmers but threatens food security and prices for everyone?
In order to make this survey representative, how did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
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And how did you vote in the 2019 General Election?
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On the scale of 0-10, 0 means there would be no chance of you voting for the party and 10 means you would be absolutely certain to vote for the party.

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It's a two horse race in Derbyshire County Council's elections and it's extremely likely that either Labour or the Conservatives will be running the Council after the election. Which would you prefer?