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It's Katherine Barbour Or Other Candidates ABOUT KATHERINE Katherine Barbour has It’s Katherine Barbour lived in Portswood for 11 years. Katherine worked as an NHS manager in or other candidates Southampton and, since retiring, has got involved “SAME OLD, SAME OLD” KATHERINE BARBOUR in the community. Katherine has also started a Dementia action group and has run two successful Dementia festivals. Katherine is a Governor at University Hospital Southampton NHS or Trust and attends St Denys Church as well as being a member of Solent Running Sisters. Katherine has recently qualified as a yoga teacher. TOLD HOW TO VOTE AND WHAT A STRONG INDEPENDENT VOICE You can email Katherine on [email protected] TO SAY BY THEIR PARTY FREE TO SPEAK UP FOR OUR AREA KATHERINE WORKS HARD ALL YEAR vote ROUND, NOT JUST AT ELECTION TIME you decide “Katherine’s not only passionate about With your support, Katherine Barbour can win the local caring for the world we live in, but election in Portswood, she doubled her vote last time. responds with energy and focus by taking considered action to improve 1. Which party have you heard from most often throughout Katherine conditions for our local community… the year? Katherine is inspirational to work 2. Which party works hard all year round? with, her energy is infectious and I believe she would make a significant 3. Which party is free to speak up in the interests of our difference locally if elected as a area, rather than being told how to vote by their party? Barbour councillor for Portswood.” The answer is clear. Voting for anyone other than Rev. Erica Roberts, City Chaplain for Katherine 6th May 2021 older people, Highfield Church will result in another Labour seat. KATHERINE CAN WIN HERE. “Katherine… [has been] particularly helpful to me during An independent voice for Portswood the lockdowns. Last year she visited me at home every day Katherine Barbour and as I am disabled, I was relieved to get assistance with Katherine Barbour shopping, posting letters, putting out the rubbish and “same old, same old” just chatting when I felt quite isolated. Thank you Katherine.” Gillian Gain, Highfield Promoted by Katherine Barbour (Green Party), 18 Grosvenor Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 1RT. Designed by Purplelily Design. Printed by Solopress on recycled paper, 9 Stock Road, Southend SS92 5QF. 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Katherine says, “I fear for n i expansion, although at the time of going to press we are still waiting with of Southampton Greens, will be the future of this city if this decision r w watching this decision process closely e Road a t goes in favour of the airport. I dread R L w l v to think what it will be like with Road s JOIN THE PORTSWOOD LITTEReven PICKERSbigger aircraft.” e o o e Local Green campaigner Katherine baited breath. We will, of course, keep you informed when a decision has been Barbour, has organised many litter rt ad C picks around St Denysn and Portswood, R and it looks like this area is ready h h for another spring clean.u Come and Map © OpenStreetMap.org contributors, data availableMap under Open Database © OpenStreetMap.org License (opendatacommons.org) contributors, o join Katherine and the team as they afen Road made and how we will respond. spruce up the area this Spring. The a litter picks will start again on Sunday 28th March. If your area eneeds some Above:d Katherine outside Southampton City TLC contact Katherine and she will Council’s Civic Centre protesting before plan a litter pick up. the council meeting. Right: Local Green campaigner Katherine d Barbour, clearing up the litter at Portswood a Recreational Ground. odge Ro Portswood people get behind Bike shortageL E Society of St James, a d Bicycles Project teamRecycled leader, rls Road a Ashley Christopher says “Katherine There was a shortage of bikes and was a real asset during this time, Katherine reached out to Portswood o and I would like thank her on for bike donations and the community West behalf of the Society of St James responded fantastically [by] giving 34 for the timed she gave to help bikes to homeless people.
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