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WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS 6TH MAY 2021 KAREN MAY Clent Hills Belbroughton, Clent, Frankley, Hagley, Hunnington and Romsley. E: [email protected] M: 07818 085140 fb.com/karenjanemay Vote Conservative on May 6th Dear Resident, On Thursday 6th May you will have the opportunity to vote for your choice of a County Councillor to represent you in the Clent Hills Division. Since you elected me in 2017, I have dealt with a wide variety of issues including flooding, libraries, broadband, highways, lobbied for additional school funding, regularly attended seven different Parish Councils, and engaged actively with all residents. If re-elected, I want to build on the strong foundations already laid. Complete the Superfast Broadband rollout, continue our Highways investment programme into our roads and pavements, transform public transport and connectivity to rail, keep council tax as low as possible and take advantage of the opportunity to further invest into our countryside and Public Rights of Way. On arrival at County Hall in 2017 I was delighted to be appointed to the Cabinet with responsibility for Transformation and Commissioning. This role has allowed me to extract investment into key projects within our area. Following re-election to Bromsgrove District Council in 2019 for Belbroughton and Romsley, I was honoured to be elected as Leader of Bromsgrove District Council. With the additional support I receive from a Conservative District, County and National administrations along with the continued support of our local MP Sajid Javid, I have the power to deliver for you the residents of Clent Hills. Please scan the QR It has been an honour and privilege to represent you on code on the right with Worcestershire County Council, over the past four years and I your camera phone to sincerely hope that I can have your continued support. complete a survey so Thank you all. you can let me know what your priorities Yours faithfully are. Karen May About Karen... As a highly motivated individual, who cares greatly about the Communities within this Division; I want to ensure that the areas of Belbroughton, Clent, Frankley, Hagley, Hunnington and Romsley continue to have the strongest voice possible to represent them at Worcestershire County Council. Others might claim they can achieve this but together we have the power to deliver. Working for Belbroughton, Clent, Frankley, Hagley, Hunnington, and Romsley. Promoted by Thomas Harrington on behalf of Karen May, both of 18 High Street, Bromsgrove B61 8HQ. Printed by Vale Press, 6 Willersey Business Park, Willersey, WR12 7RR. Karen May Clent Hills EA.indd 1.

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