Meet local man Martin Hayes working with Councillors David and Selina for people in Vincent Square

We caught up with Vincent Square councillors David Harvey and Selina Short, alongside Martin Hayes.

"So we've got a byelection in Vincent Square ward, and it's your chance to cast your vote and your comment on the Labour Council and the Labour government. And we’ve got a great new candidate, local man Martin" David explained

Martin said
"I was born here. I've lived here all my life. I've got businesses here and it's a great pleasure, an honour for me to be chosen to stand at this by election and hopefully represent you."

"Welcome to the team, Martin" said Selina.

"We're going to continue doing good work for the people of Vincent Square."

Promoted by James Cockram on behalf of Martin Hayes and Westminster Conservatives all at 90 Ebury Street, Westminster SW1W 9QD

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David Harvey has lived locally for 25 years and been a councillor since 2010. He lives in the ward with his wife Angela. His priority is to continue to create opportunity within our local community.
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Martin Hayes

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Selina Short

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