Congratulations to Andy Ketchin, who won here. You’re very lucky to represent an area with such wonderful residents, who I’ve loved speaking to for the last six months.

I’ll keep speaking out on the issues I raised in my campaign, like SEND support and women’s street safety.

Also would be interested in learning more about this and how I can support protecting our landscapes against pesticide use!

And I want to stand up to protect our bees! You have my full support on this and if I am elected, I will push for DCC to better protect our bees and natural landscapes. Thank you for all you do

It’s really tough putting yourself out there for election and I have a new found respect for people that do so. I am sorry this has happened @exetergreens.bsky.social - no candidate deserves this.

... A group of young women working as doctors at the hospital told me that they are fearful when they walk home at night now because of the lack of appropriate street lighting. They only live across the road from the hospital but no lighting means it is now a dangerous commute when on a night shift

They have also failed to fix sensors on lights that stay on all day - this would be the logical first step in saving money and cutting carbon, surely?

There needs to be well lit routes in city centres. It's a measure that prevents violence against women and girls, increases accessibility and reduces crime. This trial is based on a pilot in rural parts of Devon which have such different needs to us here in a city.

Having a rising culture like this online at the same time as an epidemic of violence against women is really worrying. Carol, Louise and Hannah Hunt were killed by a man who watched hours of Andrew Tate content and misogynistic podcats. Hats off to Stephen Graham - this series will save lives.