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Vanda Cunningham, our New Haw candidate, loves her community and is proud to be raising her young family locally.

Nick Wase-Rogers combines flying the flag for conservatism with getting behind the interests of residents in Thorpe.

A former property solicitor, he is seeking to represent Thorpe village at Runnymede Borough Council if successful at the local elections on Thursday 5 May.

Leo Davies has pledged to preserve the unique character of Ottershaw if elected as the village's next councillor on Thursday 5 May.

A fresh face who is keen to get stuck into local issues, he recognises that planning is the number one concern for many residents.

Max Darby has come age as our candidate for Woodham & Row Town, having previously grown up locally and attended Fullbrook School in the ward.

Councillor Charu Sood is standing for re-election in Weybridge St George's Hill where she has a reputation for being a hard-working community champion.

Neill Rubidge is a church bell ringer and occasional preacher who will ring the changes in Longcross, Lyne and Chertsey South.

Fans will be at the centre of decision-making about their club in a major shakeup of football which will see the creation of a new regulator to ensure good governance in English football.

Councillor Jonathan Wilson is seeking another term at Runnymede Borough Council representing residents of Addlestone South ward.

Shannon Saise-Marshall is standing for election in Chertsey Riverside and local MP Ben Spencer predicts she will be a 'force on the Council'.

Dolsie Clarke is an experienced Runnymede Councillor who has served Chertsey residents for 20 years.