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Can you provide vital help for the Party’s Democracy?

By the founding editor | Mon 23rd October 2006 - 5:14 pm

This year’s Party elections counts will be the last for two years and probably the last to be held in Cambridge.

We have to copy the details of the votes on all the ballot papers to computers so they can be counted. No experience and very limited typing skills necessary. This year we again have the large extra job of counting the election for the Interim Peers List, with 48 candidates for 30 places.

Saturday 4th November
from 9 am or as early as you can make it
Cambridge (Hills Road Sixth Form College)

Please contact Colin Rosenstiel if you can come or know others in your area who can. Colin can also send directions and other travel information on request. Bring your friends!

You can look at maps showing the college location on the web by entering its postcode (CB2 2PE) at http://www.streetmap.co.uk/ or http://uk.multimap.com/

UPDATE: woops. Guess what I missed off? You can contact colin by e-mailing [email protected]

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