Daniel Coleman selected to fight Dundee West for the Liberal Democrats

Daniel ColemanDaniel Coleman will be one of the youngest candidates in the country when he fights Dundee West for the Liberal Democrats in May. Last year, while still at school,  he was recognised by Dundee City Council as being truly community spirited when he was awarded the McManus Citizenship Award.

Daniel is a qualified football referee and has chaired Dundee Youth Council. He also represented the city in the Scottish Youth Parliament.

He’s also been the sole Scottish representative on the British Youth Select Committee at Westminster .

From the Dundee Liberal Democrats’ website:

Following the announcement of his selection as the LibDem candidate Daniel said:

“I am delighted and privileged to be selected as the LibDem Dundee West Candidate in the 2015 General Election. I am thoroughly looking forward to taking part in the political process and engaging with the people of Dundee West. It is essential we maintain political interest after the referendum and I am determined to work hard for everyone across the constituency.”

Daniel has been actively campaigning for the Scottish Liberal Democrats across Dundee West. Liberal Democrat councillor for Dundee’s West End, Cllr Fraser Macpherson, added,

“Daniel will be one of the Liberal Democrats’ youngest candidates at next year’s General Election but he already has a wide range of experience and will bring a fresh of fresh air and much enthusiasm to the General Election campaign in Dundee West. I am delighted that our members in Dundee have chosen Daniel to be our parliamentary candidate in Dundee West and will be working with him and the LibDem Dundee team in the run-up to May 2015

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2 Comments

  • william shields 7th Mar '15 - 1:26pm

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    Dundee Pensioners Forum are hosting a Hustings in Committee Room1, 14 City Square, Dundee, on 24th April, from11am/1pm., several days before the General Election. We intend to invite the 5 leading parties contesting the election, namely: Conservative , Labour, Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrats and Green Party.
    We therefore, cordially invite 1 of your candidates or any person nominated by your office to propound the views or Manifesto commitments of your Party.
    As pensioners we feel that this may be perhaps our last chance to affect the way we would wish our country to be governed.
    Best Wishes,
    Willie Shields, for G.Samson, Secretary, Dundee Pensioners`Forum

  • Derek Davidson 25th Jun '18 - 6:31pm

    Hi, wonder if you could help the residents facing Charlotte park , in respect of the play park which seems to have been passed without consultation from neighbours it will affect. As you are aware of the pavilion has been a cause of concern with anti social behaviour which will get worse with a playpark stuck right outside our houses, there is enough land in the park to position it away from residential housing. Kind regards.

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