Sam Gyimah to stand for Lib Dems in Kensington

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2 Comments

  • Very interesting choice of seat for Gyimah – Labour won it last time with a minuscule 20 seat majority over the Tories, and the Lib Dems way behind both of them.

    This selection shows a serious desire for the Lib Dems to go for it, which is great in many ways.

    But it does also bring a fear that the Tories could win Kensington by accident.

    I do hope Sam wins though!

  • Tony Greaves 1st Nov '19 - 10:48pm

    What happened to the lady who was busy campaigning as the candidate last week?

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