The Civic Voice Manifesto calls on all political parties to commit to:
- Make improving the quality of the public realm in our cities, towns and villages a priority
- Give all citizens opportunities to actively shape the future of their place
- Give local communities the powers they need to enable their city, town and village centres to prosper.
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| Griff Rhys Jones Launches the Civic Voice Manifesto |
Marple Civic Society have canvassed local politicians and received the following responses:
Andrew Stunell MP - Local MP and patron of the Civic Society gave strong uneqivocal support.
See his response HERE
Lisa Smart - LibDem parliamentary candidate gave her full support.
See her response HERE
William Wragg - Conservative parliamentary candidate gave the manifesto his full support.
See his response HERE
Michael Taylor - Labour parliamentary candidate gave his full support.
See his response HERE
Darren Palmer- UKIP parliamentary candidate agreed to respond positively but to date no written response received.
Cllr Sue Ingham - Councillor Marple South gave her wholehearted support.
See her response HERE
Cllr. Geoff Abell - Councillor Marple North gave his full support
See his response HERE
Cllr. Andrew Bispham - Councillor Marple North felt he could not support the manifesto.
See his response HERE
Cllr Martin Candler - Councillor Marple North gave no response.
Cllr. Shan Alexander - Councillor Marple South had reservations about the manifesto.
No written response provided.
Cllr. Kevin Dowling - Councillor Marple South supported the Manifesto in principle but found some nuances that he could not support.
No written response provided.
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