BBC chooses Banburyshire village to hear voters' views about future government policy
Residents of King’s Sutton are being asked their views on future government policy when the BBC visits the village next week.
A film crew will be in the village next Monday, May 11, hoping to speak to people about a wide range of issues from domestic policy to finances, issues affecting families and foreign matters. They want to hear what residents think the Government’s priorities should be.
Their opinions are being sought for broadcast ahead of the King’s Speech in Parliament next Thursday (May 13). King Charles III will set out the government's legislative programme for the new parliamentary session.
Among numerous topics that may be subjects of legislation are veterinary and animal welfare reform, reforms to the asylum system, Digital ID, reform of the water sector and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) reform in England.
Anyone who has opinions they are willing to share should contact Elaine from the BBC at [email protected]