BYFLEET CAMPAIGNER SUE KITTELSEN TO JOIN LIB DEMS
Former Byfleet Parish Council Chairman Sue Kittelsen, who in 2004 stood as an Independent candidate for Woking Borough Council, has joined Byfleet Liberal Democrats.
Former Byfleet Parish Council Chairman Sue Kittelsen, who in 2004 stood as an Independent candidate for Woking Borough Council, has joined Byfleet Liberal Democrats.
In order to encourage the wider uptake of Green Education in schools a working group has been formed under the leadership of Liberal Democrat Cllr. Ken Howard, chairman of the Environmental Overview & Scrutiny Committee at Woking Borough Council. The committee has already agreed for WBC officers to construct a working plan to support Woking schools in delivering Green Education, hopefully with the involvement of the Council's partner organisations.
Anne Lee said that the Liberal Democrat votes increased by 17% in Woking at the General Election. She praised her team for delivering a result which went against the grain of a national swing to the Conservatives.
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Members of the ethnic minorities were invited to a meeting at the Maybury Centre on Wednesday April 13th to discuss the issues that concern them, the needs of their community and what they want for Woking. A full meeting room listened to Dr Anne Lee speak and addressed questions to a panel including Borough Councillors and County Council Candidates. The audience included senior members of several communities and they quizzed Anne closely on Liberal Democrat policies over policing, health services and public transport.
Woking Lib Dems adopted Dr Anne Lee as their candidate for the General Election at a packed meeting in the Maybury Centre on April 9. Guildford's MP Sue Doughty who ended a long history of Tory MPs at the last General Election was present to wish Anne well. She said that Woking's position strongly resembled Guildford's four years ago, and that today both the Tories and Labour were weaker than they had been then.
Dr Anne Lee, Woking Liberal Democrats Prospective MP said:"In Woking, Liberal Democrats are looking forward to the general election campaign enormously.
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