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| Name | Lorraine Estelle |
| Email | contact@winchester.greenparty.org.uk |
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| Info | Lorraine Estelle lives in Winchester and is a volunteer guide, showcasing the beauty and history of our cathedral to visitors.
In 2022, she was honoured with the prestigious “Contributions to Scholarly Publishing” award, recognizing her successful career and accomplishments. Her most recent work involved collaborating with libraries in developing and transitioning economies, facilitating access to knowledge for education, learning, and research, and promoting sustainable community development.
“I am honoured to have been chosen as the Green Party’s candidate for Winchester. In recent years, more and more people have realised that far from being just about the environment, the Green Party stands for a way of doing politics differently and for pragmatic, proven policies that can transform our country – and that Green Party politicians can be trusted to have the integrity people expect.”
“It’s clear for everyone to see that our country is in a total mess: politics as usual hasn’t worked – we need a new approach for real hope and real change. That’s why the Green Party has grown so rapidly. Since Malcolm Wallace was elected as our first Green Party Councillor in the Winchester District, we have doubled the number of councillors year on year, including the first councillor seat at Hampshire County Council only a few weeks ago.”
“Addressing the cost-of-living crisis also means rapid action to tackle both the climate and nature emergencies. Tackling these crises together will make local residents and businesses better off. Our plan for a new UK law to address the full extent of the climate and nature crises, in line with the most up-to-date science, will be front and centre of our policies. Harmony is needed between the social, environmental and economic triple challenges to build a much fairer Britain. These three essentials must be taken forward together."
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