Paul Walter

Photos: Tim Farron meeting our two sensational Kingston and Richmond by-election victors today

By | Wed 29th July 2015 - 7:23 pm

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Here’s a couple of photos of Tim Farron today meeting Geraldine Locke and Jon Tolley at Banquet Records in Kingston upon Thames.

Both Geraldine and Jon have scored sensational by-election victories since the general election in May.

Cllr Geraldine Locke, was elected to Richmond Council in the safest Tory ward in the Twickenham constituency – which hasn’t returned a Lib Dem Cllr since 1998.

Kingston Cllr Jon Tolley, increased the majority in a defended seat from 18 votes to around 900 votes.

Both these seats were won within a fortnight of each other!

With thanks to Cllr Gareth Roberts.

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* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

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2 Comments

  • Paul Pettinger 29th Jul '15 - 9:55pm

    Great the leader is helping create a culture where activism and campaign proficiency is more valued

  • Richard Underhill 31st Jul '15 - 3:59pm

    England 2 Australia 1
    This is not an opinion.

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