Good evening and welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

I'm Ian Tini Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

Welcome, Chumsden, for those to view that couldn't get enough and wait until next Sunday when there's a next hustings.

We brought you a bonus midweek

hustings brought to you by the good candidates of Nelson. So we have two guests with us this

evening. So we have Councillor Lee Hunt from the Liberal Democrats. Welcome, Lee. Good evening.

And Duncan Robinson from the Greens.

Hi, good evening.

Marvelous. I'm never sure, I'm never sure, Duncan, whether it is the Greens or the Green Party these days.

I guess, provided you're known as Green, then they're more than happy.

So, well, I'm not familiar with Nelson.

I'll just give a quick overview of what we know.

And then hopefully, I'll just give a quick address the slight technical issues,

and we should then be ready to rock and roll with questions and answers.

So the Nelson Award is one of those awards like we had at the weekend,

where St Jude, where most people in

Portsmouth who were not political aficionados were driving in on the M27 if you left

Watson Ward predominantly taking in all of Tickner and then sort of running down almost until

you get to the ferry port so it's it's kind of just above Charles Dickens.

In terms of its political history, it has been a strong reward for the Liberal Democrats.

They have won the last three, about the last four elections there, with their share of the vote coming in, sort of 43 to 46%,

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