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Camden legend Flick Rea has died

By | Mon 25th May 2026 - 12:45 pm

We are very sad to say that Camden Liberal Democrat legend Flick Rea has died just 4 days after her 88th birthday. She was incredibly loved by many in the party and will be very much missed.

Flick was a Camden Councillor for the Fortune Green Ward from 1986 to 2021 and had two spells as Group Leader. She had started out as an actress, training alongside Glenda Jackson.

In 2022, she was appointed an Honorary Alderman of the London Borough of Camden. You can watch her acceptance speech here.

 

https://youtu.be/6_qK-voGIlg?si=7NB0j6h2e6AufKuH

 

We will have a full obituary in due course.

Please feel free to share your memories of Flick in the comments.

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