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Author Topic: Paul Wright Labour and Co-operative party for Marple South and High Lane  (Read 929 times)

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jimblob

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but he has the
"enthusiasm, passion and zest to deliver a new leisure centre and provide clean transport whilst opposing new roads"
he sounds like the dream ticket!
although it's not stated where the money is coming from, only his zest! ... windfall tax on energy companies, council tax rises and CAZ tax at a guess

GM

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Well Jimblob, I would be more interested in where Paul is actually from!.

From his post it mentions living in the borough, surely Labour could find one person out of the 10k+ people in Marple South & High Lane.

jimblob

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A freelance skills tutor and also a Hackney Cab driver in the borough.
Any questions I am happy to engage.
Paul
Hi @Paul Wright,
Interesting to see that you drive a Hackney Cab. Where do you stand on the proposed CAZ in light of Andy Burnham insisting...
(and I quote...)
"I am demanding that the government gives Greater Manchester the power to set up clean air zones" but that he then chose to make this a category C charging zone, thereby impacting many many taxi drivers across the whole of a 493 square mile charge zone across GM?

Paul Wright

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Paul Wright Labour and Co-operative party for Marple South and High Lane
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2022, 12:03:27 PM »
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to introduce myself.

I would love the opportunity be the councillor for the ward, because I feel that I have the enthusiasm, passion and zest for to deliver a new leisure centre and provide clean transport whilst opposing new roads.
 
So me as a person, I battled with adversity whilst at school, leaving with lower end GCSE qualifications, despite having to overcome learning issues such as Dyspraxia and Dyslexia. After completing a year at college, I had a series of unrewarding labouring and call centre jobs, but I was keen to learn more to progress with my career and better my educational experiences.

During my mid 20's, fearing a life of jobs that were insecure and low paid jobs, I decided to study Social Sciences, Politics and Economics courses at the Open University and graduated with a BSc degree.
 
During this time, I was inspired by learning and the journey I was on, so I took up within my work place the role of trade union representative where my Union had access to funding through the union learn programme, and after redundancy went to study a PGCE at the University of Bolton where I completed a PGCE am currently a freelance skills tutor and also a Hackney Cab driver in the borough.

I believe in education as a route of of poverty and am proud of the investments our Labour run council have made in Special Educational needs.

About me, I'm a resident in Stockport, enjoy going to the gym, walking and swimming and am about to take up cycling again, this is when I'm not watching sport (mainly football). I am a parent of children in near by schools and think Marple South and High Lane may well be the most scenic ward in the borough.

Any questions I am happy to engage.

Paul