Lib Dems launch 5 minute survey for 2010 Hounslow manifesto (Hounslow Liberal Democrats)

Lib Dems launch 5 minute survey for 2010 Hounslow manifesto

December 1, 2009 12:00 AM

Hounslow Lib Dems have launched a short online survey to inform the production of their 2010 local election manifesto

Hounslow Lib Dems today launched the start of their community consultation on their Hounslow manifesto for the 2010 local elections. The survey can be completed in just five minutes and invites local residents to prioritise spending areas and suggest practical ideas across the full range of local government services.

Cllr Andrew Dakers, Leader of Hounslow Liberal Democrats, said:

"Our local manifesto survey invites residents and businesses to suggest the priority they would give spending in the following areas: Local health services; Primary and secondary school provision; Transitioning to low carbon lifestyles; Employment and the economy; Roads and pavement repair; and Justice and policing. With increasingly stretched resources due to the recession, prioritising where spending is concentrated is now essential.

Mona Naqvi, Candidate for Brentford Ward, added:

"We are determined to further extend our existing methods of communication with the community. This will help us better represent the views of local people and their solutions to local problems.

"The ideas that people submit through the survey will help us further localise and disperse power and influence in Hounslow Borough. We hope this will produce fairer policies and more appropriate local action by the Council."

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