Jeremy Ambache joins the race to be Lib Dem London Mayoral candidate

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Jeremy Ambache joins the race to be Lib Dem London Mayoral candidate

By Helen Duffett | Mon 4th October 2010 - 4:34 pm

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A third person has come forward in the contest to be selected as the Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London in the 2012 London elections.

Jeremy Ambache, who was fourth on the top-up list for the London Assembly elections in 2008, has launched his campaign website: Jeremy Ambache for London.

Jeremy joins the two other candidates who have so far declared: Duwayne Brooks and Lembit Opik.

Read more by Helen Duffett or more about duwayne brooks, jeremy ambache or lembit opik.
This entry was posted in London.

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