Selection news: Heywood & Middleton, and Stratford on Avon

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Selection news: Heywood & Middleton, and Stratford on Avon

By the founding editor | Thu 8th February 2007 - 9:03 pm

Congratulations to Martin Turner, selected for Stratford on Avon, and to Wera Hobhouse, selected in Heywood & Middleton.

Thanks to Colin Ross and David Hennigan for the news.

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This entry was posted in News and Selection news.

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One Comment

Dave Hennigan 8th Feb '07 - 10:29pm

Working for Paul Rowen MP with a 442 Maj, my next prediction must be alarming to party strategists. Our Candidate in Heywood and Middleton is excellent and her husband William is is superb campaigner.

I think that Boundary Changes will make this a winnable seat.

One of first jobs working for Paul was to welcome Wera and William’s defection from CON to LIB. They comfortably held their seat – Lib for the first time ever…..

Good Bet…

Dave

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