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Crewe and Nantwich by-election candidates

TEN candidates will contest the Crewe and Nantwich by-election on May 22.

The by-election has been caused by the death of Labour MP Gwyneth Dunwoody, whose funeral will take place today (Thursday).

Here is the full list of candidates:

The Flying Brick - The Official Monster Raving Loony Party

Tamsin Dunwoody - Labour

Gemma Garrett - Beauties for Britain

Mike Nattrass - UK Independence Party

David Roberts - English Democrats

Elizabeth Shenton - Liberal Democrats

Robert Smith - Green Party

Paul Thorogood - Cut Tax on Diesel and Petrol

Edward Timpson-The Conservative Party

Mark Walklate- No party declared

11:28am Thursday 8th May 2008

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Posted by: Roz on 5:54pm Thu 8 May 08
Interesting, no Conservative candidate. I thought Edward Timpson would have been elected too!!! LOL
Posted by: M.H, South Coast on 5:57pm Sun 11 May 08
The Conservative candidate is Edward Timpson.

Strange that his name has not been included on the above list...

Take a look at Edward's website:

www.creweandnantwich
conservatives.com

Please compare what he has to say with the irrelavent personal and negative comments on Labour's website. The difference is that Edward is clearly focussed on local people and local issues; whilst the local Labour Party are obsessed with Edward!
Posted by: John Pickworth, Northwest on 4:32am Mon 12 May 08
Well said M.H,

I too had noticed the stark differences between the two main candidate's campaign websites.

Mr Timpson seems genuinely to be reaching out and explaining his views.

While Ms Dunwoody is... well, even Labour's own supporters are backing away from the venomous and vindictive attacks coming from her campaign. They are truly shocking and I can't honestly believe that the people of Crewe would want someone like this to represent them in Westminster?
Posted by: Dave Worrall, Liverpool on 7:55am Mon 12 May 08
Please take a look at this site then consider how you should vote: http://www.peterruss
ell.com/Odds/WorldCl
ock.php
Posted by: Ex-Labour Voter on 10:18am Mon 12 May 08
The Selection of Minime Dunwoody looks like a cynical exploitation of her mother's good name.

The Americans may believe in voting in political dynasties but I would hope the people of Crewe and Nantwich have more sense.
Posted by: Mark Smale, North Wales on 9:07pm Tue 13 May 08
Edward Timpson is a decent, intelligent young man. He will be an asset to the people of Crewe and Nantwich. The detrimental comments levelled against him are consistent with the usual new labour attempts at smear. Best of luck Ed. you will be a breath of fresh air in south Cheshire.
Posted by: M/H, South Coast on 7:29pm Wed 14 May 08
You're absolutely right Mark. Labour are not taking the people of Crewe and Nantwitch at all seriously. Edward Timpson is. Edward deserves your vote. DUNWOODY DOESN'T.
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