​LOCAL ELECTION FOR LLANDRINDOD WELLS HOTLY CONTESTED

The three Llandrindod wards are being hotly contested this time along with an increased number of other wards across Powys. Llandrindod South residents will have 4 people to choose from. East & West, six and North, three. 25% of wards return a new councillor uncontested and Jeff hopes to see a day when Christian men and women will stand up an be counted. Read more

Jeff Green organises protest to oppose powys ldp

Over 100 residents came out despite the weather yesterday to make their voice heard against a biligerent Powys Council who is proposing vast swathes of stunning landscape be turned over to industrial wind and solar farms and is trying to silence any dissent from either the people or the local councillors. 'Proper debate has been denied the people' says Cllr. Green. 'A parallel between the council and North Korea has been drawn by the press. That's how bad it has become'.

Dominic stockford standing in richmond park

Richmond Park has a very short short list of candidates including two independents, Labour, Lib Dem. Whilst UKIP and Greens stay away to prevent divisive voting, the Christian parties unite to bring moral and social issues centre stage. 'The runway is important but we believe there are other more important issues at stake' says Dominic.    

Christian party's Brian makusha joins llandrindod wells town council representing south 1

Brian Makusha is the new Christian Party member who has been elected to the town council. Brian has a background is business and accounting and currently works for the NHS. He is married with two children. He replaces Adam Bridgman, Christian Party member who has served Llandrindod Wells South 1 ward for three years and now works away each week so cannot make the meeting commitments.  

brexit can make united kingdom stronger

The Christian Party supports patriotism but not nationalism, which too easy develops into unneighbourly thought, speech and behaviour. Now there is an urgent need to address the constitutional questions to redress the balance between the legislative bodies of the four constituent countries of the UK 
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81% of christians voted for trump

It seemed so many were once again blindsided by the Trump win, but not everyone was taken unawares. Christians spent time looking at both candidates' stance on moral and social issues and 81% of white evangelical Christians still voted for Trump. Read more ​