Most students who live in Jesmond are choosing to vote here, in Newcastle East, rather than their home constituency in tomorrow’s general election, our straw polling suggests. A majority of the 30 students we questioned along Osborne Road, in Exhibition Park and on Newcastle University’s
Jesmond residents see NHS, Brexit, homelessness as key concerns for upcoming #GE2019
With candidate nominations now closed for next month’s general election, here’s a summary of the people seeking your vote on December 12 to represent Newcastle East, which includes Jesmond.
South Jesmond residents have accused councillors of lacking a plan to tackle a range of perennial problems facing the ward. They have also complained about a lack of accountability following the decision to make ward meetings annual. The main concerns raised at last month’s South
Labour has managed to retain its South Jesmond seat with the victory of Lesley Storey in Thursday’s elections for Newcastle City Council. Storey clinched the seat vacated by former councillor Judy Pearce, who resigned suddenly after less than a year due to health reasons. And
Louis Miller and Jerry Chen meet Ian MacGlip, standing as a candidate for election in South Jesmond
Louis Miller and Jerry Chen meet Lesley Storey, standing as a candidate for election in South Jesmond
Louis Miller and Jerry Chen meet Clare Andrews, standing as a candidate for election in South Jesmond
Louis Miller and Jerry Chen meet Deborah Burns, standing as a candidate for election in South Jesmond
Louis Miller and Jerry Chen meet Martin Levy, standing as a candidate for election in South Jesmond