Elections
We have sent a short list of questions to each candidate standing to find out what they think about improving provision for cycling in Cambridge and nearby. Their responses can be seen online within these pages.
We've done this survey online so that constituents - including our members - in each ward (rather than merely our Campaign's Committee) can see what each candidate thinks. Voters can then take these views into account alongside other issues of concern to them. The questions we've posed are relevant/specific to each ward.
Local elections, May 2007
| Summary: | Elections to Cambridge City Council (and South Cambs District Council) in May 2007. |
| Polling date: | Thursday 3rd May 2007 |
| Respondents: | Index of all respondents |
Candidates' responses for each ward
The following wards being contested are those for which we have sent questions to candidates:
- Abbey (4 candidates standing)
- Arbury (4 candidates standing)
- Castle (4 candidates standing)
- Cherry Hinton (5 candidates standing)
- Coleridge (9 candidates standing)
- East Chesterton (5 candidates standing)
- Histon & Impington (3 candidates standing)
- King's Hedges (4 candidates standing)
- Market (4 candidates standing)
- Newnham (4 candidates standing)
- Petersfield (4 candidates standing)
- Queen Edith's (4 candidates standing)
- Romsey (5 candidates standing)
- Trumpington (4 candidates standing)
- West Chesterton (4 candidates standing)
Cambridge Cycling Campaign is a non-partisan body. All candidates are given an equal opportunity to submit their views. Information published by Cambridge Cycling Campaign, PO Box 204 Cambridge, CB4 3FN.
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