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Pompey Politics Podcast

Hilsea hustings 2023 - who gets your vote?

Pompey Politics Podcast

Simon Sansbury and Ian 'Tiny' Morris

News, Politics, News Commentary

5.04 Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2023

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

We're joined by two of the candidates on the Hilsea ballot: 🟦 Scott Payter-Harris (Con) 🟥 Mariam Daniel (Lab) The other candidates on your ballot in Hilsea are: 🟧 Peter Williams (LibDem) 🟩 Emma Murphy (Grn) ⬜️ Emily Strudwick (PIP) You'll need photo ID 🪪 to vote🗳️ in person on May 4th. Set a reminder 🗓️to take yours. Follow / subscribe on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or wherever you get your podcast casts. www.pppodcast.uk Our next show; Elections Eve - Predictions 2023. Love 6:27pm Wednesday May 3rd. We'll be streaming live from the count at Portsmouth's local elections this year, late Thursday May 4th into Friday morning. Follow & subscribe so you know when we're live. Questions: 1. What are the key issues facing this ward? 2. What needs to be done to ensure Hilsea's shops can survive? 3. How can the need for affordable housing be met while restricting the proliferation of HMOs? 4. Hilsea Lido has been inactive for years and thus a target for Vandals, how can it be turned back into a useful resource? 5. Inflation in food, energy bills & even council tax typify the cost of living crisis. With many families struggling, what would you see the council do to help? 6. One of the island's connections to the mainland sits in the ward. So many houses, people & cars. How would you address traffic and parking problems? 7. What is the one community resource the people of Hilsea need that they don’t have? 8. The almost certain outcome of the election is NOC, how would you ensure you get the best deal for Hilsea residents? 9. ASB and other crime is a problem in most parts of the city and there are some hot spots in Hilsea, what is your solution? 10. With an ageing population what more needs to be done in Hilsea to support these residents? 11. If successful, what would be the one thing you’d want to see implemented to improve life for residents of the ward?

Transcript

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0:00.0

Good evening and welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

0:03.0

I'm Ian Tini Morris.

0:04.7

And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

0:10.0

Hello and good evening and welcome to our seventh hustings.

0:17.6

We've just got a slight technical thing there.

0:20.1

We just seem to have lost one of

0:21.2

our candidates. So I'm just going to try and see what's happening, what's happening there. But

0:26.6

welcome, Ian. Welcome Scott. Generally very flumsy, Simon, to have lost one of our candidates.

0:32.6

And as you say, we're in our seventh and final hustings. So this year we've managed to get half of the wards in Portsmouth

0:39.5

compared to, I think, three or four in the first year.

0:44.1

So it's been marvellous and thanks to all of the candidates that have taken time out to talk,

0:50.1

A, to us and B, to share their position with the voters before Thursday comes and it's time to

0:56.2

finally put your X in the box.

0:58.7

And this evening, hopefully, we're going to be joined by two, I would use the word, with

1:03.6

old friends of the podcast.

1:05.2

We've got Scott joining us from the Conservatives, I think might have been one of our very

1:10.6

first live guests.

1:12.8

And Mariam known as Mazzie from Labour, who joined us probably about 18 months ago on the

1:18.5

Violence Against Women and Girls episode. So welcome to hopefully you both if Simon's managed to get

1:25.2

Massey back. Yeah, so Maria, Mazzie is just on her way back in.

1:30.4

So she's just having some Wi-Fi issues, her end.

1:34.0

So what we'll do is we'll carry on while she can get that sorted.

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