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Liberal Democrat Manifesto for County Council Elections on June 4 2009

4.42.00pm BST (GMT +0100) Fri 15th May 2009

Simon Galton

Simon Galton, Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group on Leicestershire County Council, has launched the Liberal Democrat manifesto for the June 4th County Council Elections. You can read it via the web link. Our candidates in the Rutland & Melton Divisions are as follows:

Simon Galton in Launde

Grahame Hudson in Melton Mowbray South

Ian Ridley in Melton Mowbray North

Richard Morris in Asfordby

Jeffrey Morris in Belvoir

Related Link:

Liberal Democrat Manifesto for Leicestershire County Council Elections on June 4th 2009.

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