Candidate news: new selections, and big Westminster List update

Brecon and Radnorshire Liberal Democrats have unanimously reselected sitting MP Roger Williams to defend the seat at the next General Election.

We’re playing catchup with selection news at the moment, so one or two other things:

In Hereford, the deadline for applications is Friday 5th January 2007. Applications are available from the Returning Officer – Jim Gosling. Please note this is not as advertised as Liberal Democrat News, due to illness Jim has become the Returning Officer since the advert was submitted. Jim can be contacted on [email protected] or on 01384 872296.

Congleton is advertising – their closing date is 15 January, and application forms are available from Returning Officer Chris Teggin, on [email protected]

Colin Ross has details of the selection process in Birmingham Hall Green.

There has also been a large update to the Westminster List of selected candidates, thanks to an update from the Westminster candidates office. They also tell me there are about 60 seats in the process of selecting, and another 53 MPs to re-select at present.

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