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Councillor Candidate
Sarah Sachs-Eldridge

Sarah Sachs-Eldridge

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition candidate for Brimsdown

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
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In Sarah's own words

We have a cost of living crisis - made by Tory policies but Waltham Forest council could use its powers and resources so working class families don’t pay the price! They could, for example, introduce tomorrow free school meals and breakfast clubs for every pupil, including during school holidays, which would immediately help family budgets. They could reinstate childcare provision in SureStart early years centres - and re-open the hundreds of centres closed since 2010 - to reverse rising childcare costs. They could re-open youth services they criminally annihilated ten years ago. WF council could freeze council home rents and at the same time, through their powers to compulsorily register landlords, combat rising rents - and energy-guzzling poor home insulation - in the private sector. Instead of fighting for us, WF Labour align with property developers to push through unpopular plans with no democratic oversight. Working class people should have a say. This is some of why I’m standing. Get in touch if you have questions. As they say, I could go on…

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Brimsdown Ward

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Where Sarah fits into things

Enfield North

Constituency

Brimsdown

Ward

Sarah Sachs-Eldridge

Sarah Sachs-Eldridge

Candidate

Brimsdown

About the role

The responsibility of a councillor is to represent the people within a ward by making decisions on local services and other local issues.

What councillors do

  • Make decisions on local services like housing, roads, and parks
  • Represent residents' concerns at council meetings
  • Help resolve local issues raised by constituents
  • Set council budgets and local tax levels

How to influence

  • Attend local council surgeries
  • Write or email about local issues
  • Attend public council meetings
  • Join local community groups

Council

Enfield