GLA shortlist announced

By | Wed 11th April 2007 - 3:44 pm

Available in the members forum.

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7 Comments

  • Dan 11th Apr '07 - 4:19pm

    Not a very good way to kick off an election campaign by announcing your candidates in private.

    I assume at some point London Region will wish to publicise their shortlist, or have they become so secretive that we have to await the black smoke flying from the Cowley Street chimmney?

  • Liam 11th Apr '07 - 5:55pm

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    The topic or post you requested does not exist

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    Oh well…..

  • simon wilson 12th Apr '07 - 5:22pm

    the topic does not exist and I am logged in

  • Hywel Morgan 12th Apr '07 - 11:19pm

    I think a list of candidates to be candidates is more “not published” than private.

    I find it hard to believe that the names won’t leak out given they will be sent to x,000 London members over coming days. I can’t really see what could be done if someone then publicised them. What – the candidates are going to claim legitimate expectation of privacy? 🙂

    I think this takes you to the forum page http://tinyurl.com/3ab7xl

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