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Introducing Hampshire County Council Elections LISA GRIFFITHS Thursday 2nd May Polls open County Council Candidate for Itchen Valley Division 7am to 10pm WORKING FOR OUR COMMUNITY Lisa Griffiths is the Conservative County Council candidate for the Itchen Valley Division which includes The Alresfords, Kings Worthy, Micheldever and surrounding villages. Lisa has lived in Alresford for 5 years, and is married to Simon. They have six children aged from 13-25 years. She has spent most of her working life as a personal assistant and currently works for her husband’s business in Winchester. Task management is, fortunately, something she thrives on, and is a great asset she hopes to LISA’S PRIORITIES take into the County Council Chamber. Lisa has been an active member of her To be accountable to all residents of community and has sat on various fundraising the Itchen Valley Division, which organisations and chaired a number of includes The Alresfords, Kings Worthy, committees connected to her children’s Micheldever and surrounding villages. education. To work with residents on concerns More recently, Lisa was elected onto the which affect their lives and to always Alresford Town Council where she is presently the respond swiftly to them. Acting Chairman. To support the interests of residents She is also Chairman of the Town Council’s Local and businesses in making a Development Part 2 Submission, of the Housing community which is safe, thriving and Needs Group and of the Tourism Committee and sustainable for young and old. is a member of the planning committee Contact Lisa on: To campaign against inappropriate Phone: 01962 679910 building development. E-mail: [email protected] STRONG AND COMPETENT LEADERSHIP IN OUR COMMUNITY Promoted by Judi Lerwill Harris on behalf of Lisa Griffiths, both of WCA, Manor Farm, Itchen Stoke, Alresford, SO24 0QT and printed by Culverlands, Winnall Valley Road, Winchester, SO23 OLN LISA GRIFFITHS THE LOCAL CHOICE TO REPRESENT YOU Lisa Griffiths with Steve Brine MP in the heart of the Itchen Valley Local MP, Steve Brine endorses Lisa Griffiths “Lisa is a breath of fresh air who has already made an impact locally. She is a successful businesswoman in her own right and would make a first rate county councillor. Together with local City Councillors, Ernie Jeffs, Stephen Godfrey, Barry Lipscomb, Malcolm Wright and Kim Gottlieb, we could form a strong team for Itchen Valley.” WINCHESTER CONSERVATIVES — A STRONG LOCAL TEAM I’m supporting Lisa Griffiths on 2nd May LISA GRIFFITHS X The Local Choice for Itchen Valley Division Please put this in your window. Promoted by Judi Lerwill Harris on behalf of Lisa Griffiths both of WCA, Manor Farm, Itchen Stoke, Alresford, SO24 0QT and printed by Culverlands, Winnall Valley Road, Winchester, SO23 OLN .

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