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Charles Kennedy: 30 years of service for the Highlands

By | Fri 12th June 2015 - 10:30 am

This seems very appropriate indeed for today. As part of our tributes, here is a video prepared for Charles’ election campaign in April this year. The accompanying text reads:

Over the last thirty years, Charles has fought hard to stand up for the Highlands. On a local, national and international stage. He has fought to protect local services and bring in investment to create jobs.

He has worked hard to deliver more devolution to Scotland and to the Highlands and over 30 years, Charles has helped tens of thousands of people with their problems. Everyone knows someone Charles has helped and he is the best person to stand up for the Highlands in Westminster.

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