The Elephant Interviews: Bloggers 4 Henley

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The Elephant Interviews: Bloggers 4 Henley

By Millennium Elephant | Tue 3rd June 2008 - 8:53 pm

Dear Friends,

Despite Mr Boris still keeping us all wondering whether he will be keeping his promise to step down, Liberal Democrats are FLOCKING to the constituency of Henley, Thame and South Oxfordshire to support Mr Stephen Kearney.

I am sure that you will all understand that Mr Stephen has a VERY busy schedule, but he has very kindly found a time when he can SQUEEZE in an interview with a small number of bloggers! It is this Sunday, 8th of June, at 10am, and we shall be in the campaign headquarters in Thame.

I am SORRY that that means a VERY early start for some people, but just think of it as an OPPORTUNITY to go canvassing instead!

Please e-mail me on [email protected] if you would like to take part.

Love from Millennium
(read my diary!)

Read more by Millennium Elephant or more about henley by-election.
This entry was posted in Blogger Interviews and Parliamentary by-elections.

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2 Comments

Chris Keating 3rd Jun '08 - 9:36pm

And I wondered where Millenium Elephant shopped. Now I know!
Alix 4th Jun '08 - 11:11am

Every fluffy toy deserves Waitrose!

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