An update on our story from April last year:
Three men have been found guilty of charges relating to election fraud in a Berkshire town.
The counts related to an election in the Slough Central ward in May 2007 where Labour councillor Lydia Simmons lost her seat to Tory Raja Khan.
Khan, along with two others, had previously admitted the offences. Three other men were convicted by a jury. (BBC)
In addition to the three who pleaded guilty and the three who were convicted, a seventh man was cleared after the jury could not reach a verdict on him.
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It just so happens that the seventh man was the Conservative former deputy Mayor, Mohammed Aziz.
Of course he didn’t know anything (officially), allegedly!
But it’s strange that nobody had a close look at the landlords of all the properties where the ghost voters were registered.