Mark Pack

Forthcoming PPC selections

By | Wed 1st April 2009 - 4:10 pm

The Lib Dems 4 Parliament site brings news of the selections closing in April:

BLYTH VALLEY – PPC (3rd Apr 2009).

POOLE – PPC (3rd Apr 2009).

West Midlands Region – PPC (3rd Apr 2009).

West Midlands Region – PPC (10th Apr 2009).

KENSINGTON – PPC (17th Apr 2009).

LEWISHAM EAST – PPC (17th Apr 2009).

LEWISHAM DEPTFORD – PPC (17th Apr 2009).

SOUTH WEST DEVON – PPC (17th Apr 2009).

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One Comment

  • Hugh 2nd Apr '09 - 10:38pm

    Why fight all these seats? Just help Labour keep the Tories out in Dudley North, Coventry South and North Warwickshire and help the Tories get Labour out in Birmingham Edgbaston, Stafford and Worcester. Hey presto- hung parliament and seat distribution reflecting the popular vote!

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