Volt Warwickshire announces candidate

By Alex Gunter

Volt Warwickshire is standing a candidate for the Warwickshire County Council elections to protect local businesses from Brexit, develop more affordable housing opportunities and to improve the aging transport network.

Luis Perdigao has just received confirmation from Warwickshire County Council that he is on the ballot for Cubbington Leek Wootton and local election. Be aware that he will soon take to the streets to listen to local residents issues and bring a positive message of hope and change.

“I love Europe, the UK, Warwickshire and Cubbington. I feel most happy when people in my community, my children and my colleagues are happy. That’s why I am campaigning in this election, to push for openness, safety and progress. I demand that local voices are be heard.”

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