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WATCH: Dorothy Thornhill on her 16 years as Mayor of Watford

By | Sun 13th May 2018 - 8:49 am

One of this party’s finest female role models has just stepped down from her public role after 16 years of service in Watford.

Watch Dorothy Thornhill talk about her time as Mayor in this interview.

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  • David Evans 14th May '18 - 7:24am

    Dorothy is an an absolute star and deserves our thanks for all she did in Watford over the years. In addition the Lib Dem team (in both Watford and Three Rivers) helped pull our irons out of the fire by ensuring Peter Taylor succeeded her. They helped our party avoid a massive banana skin which, if it had gone badly, could have undermined the good headlines we got for our results in the council elections on the same day.

    They all deserve our respect and thanks.

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