Labour councillor and Parliamentary candidate switches to Liberal Democrats

Julia Wassell, a Labour councillor in Wycombe (sitting on both Wycombe District Council and Buckinghamshire County Council) and their 2005 Parliamentary candidate for Wycombe, has joined the Liberal Democrats. More details on the Wycombe Liberal Democrats site.

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6 Comments

  • What, no comments from the drop-in, drop-out tories on this yet?

  • I can’t imagine why anyone would do this. Labour may be disintegrating but if I were a social democrat I wouldn’t go over to a party that treated its social democrats like dirt, and simply swallowed them up whole into the yellow diamond, dog-muck-politics, beard and sandals nonsense.

  • If you can’t even say who you are, should we take any notice of you at all?

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