Churches together in Selby are hosting pre-election hustings

Tuesday, 18 June 2024 11:57

By Alexander Chadwick @thisisyo1

-At 7:30pm on Friday 28th of June at Portholme Church on Portholme Road in Selby.

The Bishop of Selby, Dr John Thomson will be the Chair.

We invite written questions from constituents ahead of the meeting, from which a number will be selected to cover a range of different political issues of local and national significance. The chair will invite the person who submitted the question to ask it if they are in attendance, otherwise the chair will read it.

We would be grateful if questions could be submitted to office@selbyabbey.org.uk by Monday 24th June.

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