David Kirkman was selected as the prospective parliamentary candidate for the constituency at a meeting of all Labour Party members in the constituency on 24 October 2009. The new selection took place because Richard Henry resigned as the candidate because of a conflict of interest with his role in the primary care trust.
David, who is 25, works in IT. He already has a lot of campaigning experience and has twice stood for his local council. He is secretary of the Essex County Labour Party and treasurer of his local Co-Operative Party branch, as well as minute secretary of the Labour Group on Basildon Council.
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I don't know the area, I presume he has no chance?
"In North East Hertfordshire, Labour remains the only real alternative to the Tories. In 1997 and 2001 Labour almost succeeded in winning here (although the bar chart graph provided shows a very poor effort in 2005). If you're worried about Tory plans for the future then your only choice is to vote Labour."
funny that. my green party candidate, has a first name of tristan and i thought, however much i might be considering changing my allegiance, can i really vote for someone with that name?
[cite]Posted By: Ormiston Addick[/cite]David, who is 25 ......
At his age he should travel to impoverished areas and connect with a bit of the real world, places where people struggle to survive but still look out for each other.
Then he can come home, and put what he's learned to practical use.
[cite]Posted By: Ormiston Addick[/cite]David, who is 25 ......
At his age he should travel to impoverished areas and connect with a bit of the real world, places where people struggle to survive but still look out for each other.
Then he can come home, and put what he's learned to practical use.
Instead of being another political party clone.
Oggy, you don't mean send him to Cornwall. The poor sod would never view the world in the same way again.
[cite]Posted By: Ormiston Addick[/cite]David, who is 25 ......
At his age he should travel to impoverished areas and connect with a bit of the real world, places where people struggle to survive but still look out for each other.
Then he can come home, and put what he's learned to practical use.
Instead of being another political party clone.
Oggy, you don't mean send him to Cornwall. The poor sod would never view the world in the same way again.
Cornwall's a Third World country, I'll let you know!
We've got proper poverty here, like 15 year olds who don't have an X-Box or at best, only a secondhand IPod.
Although all 17 year olds who've been stupid enough to get knocked up in the village bus shelter, now have their own
2 bedroom houses, paid for by Benefits - affordable housing, don't you know.
Better than trying to find work when there aren't any jobs.
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David Kirkman was selected as the prospective parliamentary candidate for the constituency at a meeting of all Labour Party members in the constituency on 24 October 2009. The new selection took place because Richard Henry resigned as the candidate because of a conflict of interest with his role in the primary care trust.
David, who is 25, works in IT. He already has a lot of campaigning experience and has twice stood for his local council. He is secretary of the Essex County Labour Party and treasurer of his local Co-Operative Party branch, as well as minute secretary of the Labour Group on Basildon Council.
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I don't know the area, I presume he has no chance?
"In North East Hertfordshire, Labour remains the only real alternative to the Tories. In 1997 and 2001 Labour almost succeeded in winning here (although the bar chart graph provided shows a very poor effort in 2005). If you're worried about Tory plans for the future then your only choice is to vote Labour."
Vote for me! I'm your only choice!
Do I live in Herts .. or Iraq?
Bastards!
"Vote for me, for I am the the mighty potato head"
http://www.nehertslabour.org.uk/index.html
Read all about Goldie Hawn and Swedish models. Also, there's a nice map of NE Herts ... rampant with foxes, you know.
At his age he should travel to impoverished areas and connect with a bit of the real world, places where people struggle to survive but still look out for each other.
Then he can come home, and put what he's learned to practical use.
Instead of being another political party clone.
Almost as frightening, rather ORANGE wouldn't you agree?
Oggy, you don't mean send him to Cornwall. The poor sod would never view the world in the same way again.
Cornwall's a Third World country, I'll let you know!
We've got proper poverty here, like 15 year olds who don't have an X-Box or at best, only a secondhand IPod.
Although all 17 year olds who've been stupid enough to get knocked up in the village bus shelter, now have their own
2 bedroom houses, paid for by Benefits - affordable housing, don't you know.
Better than trying to find work when there aren't any jobs.
;o)
Rumour has it you're still less attractive than him ......
;o)