Heritage Party to stand in Local Elections 2025

The Heritage Party is standing 23 candidates in local elections in England this year.

The Heritage Party opposes the concept of a ‘climate emergency’ and all related ‘net-zero’ policies. We will remove LTNs, 15-minute neighbourhoods and all other schemes which place obstacles and restrictions on vehicles moving around their own localities which have not been necessary before now.

We will protect our historic town and city centres. We will ensure new buildings are constructed in styles consistent with the historic and traditional characters of the area, and oppose rampant development on agricultural land and the countryside, including housing estates, wind turbines, solar arrays and battery storage systems.

We will ensure our libraries are properly funded to stay open but refuse permission for Drag Queen Story Times and the like which confuse and sexualise our children.

Instead of wasting huge amounts of public money on high-risk loss-making ventures or white elephant projects that benefit nobody, we will focus funds on fixing potholes, maintaining parks, libraries, youth clubs and street lighting, and regular weekly bin collections.

The list of our candidates in County Council elections this year is:

Buckinghamshire – Chalfont St Peter – Julian Foster

Devon – Broadclyst – Lisa Goudie

Devon – Crediton – Wesley Mitchell

Devon – Newton Abbot North – Monica Burns

Devon – Newton Abbot South – Richard Dobson

Devon – Teignmouth – Madeleine Hunt

Devon – Totnes and Dartington – Rebecca Collings

Devon – Whipple and Blackdown – Andre Sabine

Hertfordshire – Bishop’s Stratford East – Barry Henshall

Hertfordshire – Hatfield Rural – Mia Molinaro

Hertfordshire – Watford North – Sarah Knott

Kent – Dartford Rural – Russell Joyce

Kent – Dover North – Sylvia Laidlow-Petersen

Kent – Maidstone Rural North – Sean Turner

Kent – Tenterden – Martin Chambers

Kent – Whitstable West – Gary Blanford

Northumberland – Wooler – Mark De Fusco

Oxfordshire – Brize Norton and Carterton East – Stephen Breton

Shropshire – Sundorne and Old Heath – Ian Goddard

Warwickshire – Hartshill and Manchester – Peter Downes

West Northamptonshire – Dallington Spencer – Kim Fuller

Wiltshire – Till Valley – Jake Williams

Worcestershire – Littletons – Graham Kemp