The Gazette hosted a hustings with candidates from five political parties at the Church of the Martyrs in Westcotes.
Are you a carer? We'd like to hear about your experiences in the role and the support you receive.
Tell us if you think your health condition is being ignored.
You’re invited to hear from Leicester West's general election candidates!
Join us to hear from candidates and have your chance to ask them your questions on the topics that affect our community the most. There will be representatives of different political parties, including:
We have invited Max Chauhan from the Conservative Party, but have yet to receive a response. We are working hard to confirm their availability — we will update this page and share updates on social media if they plan to attend. Brijesh BM Gajjar, the Workers Party of Britain candidate, has withdrawn from the race.
Liz Kendall from the Labour Party has refused to attend:
Rhys Everquill
Tickets are free, but you must book in advance to guarantee entry.
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There will be opportunities to submit questions on the night, and an opportunity for further questions throughout the event.
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Location: Church of the Martyrs, Westcotes Drive, Leicester, LE3 0QT
Date/Time: Mon 17 June 2024, 6:30pm until 8pm
Please note: We cannot guarantee that the question you submit will be selected. This is likely to be a popular event, if you book tickets and can no longer attend, please contact our team at events@greatcentralgazette.org.
Accessibility: A stair lift is available for attendees with mobility issues. There is no PA system, so those hard of hearing are encouraged to sit at the front of the audience.
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