Good morning
Thanks for your clarification Wheels.
To answer your question in my own thoughts, I voted to 'remain' after a fair amount of deliberating and discussion. I feel that the Lib Dems approach to brexit is correct, because any withdrawal if it does go through should be for the benefit of the people who live here.
As for a second referendum I wouldn't rule it out simply because the whole issue (in my opinion) appears to go round in circles and it's frustrating to listen to. Of course it's a very tricky situation but it needs sorting one way or the other, at present we are in Limbo and that doesn't help anyone.
I appreciate you asking me to state clearly, but as I have said on previous issues I am comfortable with speaking up if I oppose something or can offer any constructive suggestion, that's always been my way and I believe it's the correct approach.
Condate-thanks for your comments but I feel we must agree to disagree. I wouldn't call anyone's judgement on this situation 'poor', because it is their personal choice and I would be respectful of that regardless if it differs with my own views. The vote on 'brexit' was so close it is clear that many people have alternative opinions and I have no problem with this. I'm not quite sure on how this will define a good or bad Councillor because for the last 6 Months I have worked with many people in the area helping residents, businesses and attending meetings, I did think that putting the effort in where it is needed would give an impression of a candidates worth.
None of this will stop me from working hard for the area I am proud to live in and be the best Councillor I can be, if I am elected.
Kind regards
Steve Gribbon