Elections 2008
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Bradford Council — Keighley West
Fran McAulay (Lib Dem)Fran McAulay has lived in the Bradford area for over 35 years.
Fran obtained her Certificate in Education at Trinity and All Saints College, Horsforth, and an honours degree in literature and philosophy from the Open University.
Having taken early retirement from full-time primary teaching she now works regularly as a supply teacher in primary and special needs education.
Fran is married with two grown-up children and, since February, two grandchildren.
When not working or enjoying her family, Fran enjoys walking in the Yorkshire Dales and is active in the community, including working on the local road safety committee.
Fran has been an active Lib Dem for many years and wants the opportunity to put her beliefs into practice as a councillor to have a real effect in her areas of special interest - education, the environment and transport - especially to give local people power to affect these issues.
Robert John Payne (Conservative) Robert, a 33-year-old businessman, has lived in the town for some ten years now.
His well-known piano skills have raised money for local groups and charities in and around Keighley.
"I thoroughly enjoy raising money for charity and also enjoy doing many things within my local community, such as doing litter pick-ups etc," he said.
"I feel very privileged to be standing for the Conservative Party in the forthcoming elections."
Angela Sinfield (Labour) No information supplied.
10:38am Thursday 24th April 2008
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