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YouGov MSP poll suggests Mole Valley could become LibDem at General Election

Park Homes energy rebate

Local Liberal Democrats have launched a campaign demanding that the Government changes the arrangements for paying the £400 energy rebate announced by the Chancellor in May

Local Plan is necessary but there is too much for Hookwood

As the by-election campaign begins, I want to explain where I stand on Mole Valley's Local Plan and, in particular, the inclusion of about 560 new homes on Green Belt land to the west of Hookwood.

It's a clear choice in Charlwood and Hookwood

It's a clear choice in Leatherhead

Chris Miller for Fetcham East

Chris has lived in Fetcham for 30 years - and is the only candidate in this elecon who lives in the village. She raised her family here and, following an early career with BP, she and her partner built a software development company based in Leatherhead.

Gareth Parsons for Leatherhead South

Gareth lives in South Leatherhead and wants to represent its residents to deliver a Fairer, Greener, more Caring community. He hopes and believes that voters have had enough of the self-serving, divisive politics of Boris Johnson's Conservatives.

Elizabeth Daly for Bookham South

What do you think people need from their local councillor? Is it someone who can listen to local people and understand their concerns? Is it someone who speaks up for Bookham in the council chamber? Is it someone who loves living here in Bookham, as I do, and wants to make our area the best it can be?

Raj Haque for Fetcham West

Raj Haque is a well-known face in Bookham and Fetcham, having lived here for over 40 years and as owner of the popular Fetcham Tandoori restaurant. Since his election to Mole Valley District Council in 2010, Raj has worked hard for residents, both in his own ward of Fetcham West and across Mole Valley as Chairman of the Council in 2018-19. Raj believes in working with other councillors and residents to get things done, and is always willing to help those in need, whether during the floods of 2013/14, supporting key workers during the pandemic, or through charity work. His proudest achievements include getting Cock Lane repaired, a 20mph zone for Fetcham's schools, and saving Fetcham's Molebridge surgery from closure.