‘During the period before a General Election, churches and community organisations often organise election meetings (sometimes known as hustings) where members of the public can listen to and ask questions of the candidates who are standing for election. They do this as a public service, to support the democratic process, to facilitate public debate and as a contribution to the common good. This opportunity for respectful discussion in a neutral space is often appreciated by candidates as well as voters.’ (taken from Hustings Guidance for Churches on Together Network)

This year Horsforth Churches Together will host a hustings at St James' Woodside.

To submit a question to be considered for the event, please email [email protected]

Please just type the question(s) clearly and succintly, thank you.