Alfie Carlisle

Alfie Carlisle is a Trainee Solicitor, having read law at the University of Exeter. Originally from Plymouth, he has lived in Devon all his life and is passionate about issues affecting local people in the constituency.

With a keen interest in technology, Alfie provides support to the Association's social media and online presence.

Alfie believes the Labour-run City Council just isn't getting the basics right and wants to see a Conservative majority elected onto Exeter City Council so we can deliver the high-quality public services that Exeter residents deserve, in a sustainable and cost-effective way that is fair to current and future tax payers. 

 

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Traffic

Part of a County Councillor’s roles is to work closely with Devon Highways to try and raise concerns that residents have.

In your local area do you regularly suffer from traffic congestion?
Do you suffer from speeding traffic in your local area?

Broadband

Our local County Councillors are campaigning to deliver better broadband coverage throughout Exeter and across Devon, especially in our rural areas. 

Thinking about your broadband provision, how you would rate your current service?
On a scale of 0- 10 how essential is it to provide full fibre broadband for everyone?
Not essential
Very essential
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Former Councillor Keith Sparkes was elected to Exeter City Council in December 2019 as a Councillor for the Topsham Ward. Born in Exeter he attended Ladysmith First School, Ladysmith Middle School, Vincent Thompson High School, and Exeter College before moving away to University.  He returned to Exeter in 2011.

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