With the general election campaign now well underway, elderly care policies are under the spotlight. Christchurch has the biggest proportion of elderly people in the country and these older voters are seen as being key to the result. Breaker News has met two prominent figures of Labour and Conservative Party to see what is the focus of their respective proposals.
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