Mark Pack

Lib Dems closing on Labour in Sedgefield – Mirror

By | Fri 13th July 2007 - 11:38 am

“The Tories, a poor second in 2005, are nowhere. But the Liberal Democrats are closing the gap rapidly on Labour … Labour’s fixers are worried”

Paul Routledge in The Mirror. I think you can guess from the rest of the piece that he doesn’t really like us 🙂

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