Kevan Hough to fight South East Holderness

Following the sad and sudden death of Councillor Richard Stead the Association is faced with a by-election which will select his successor.

The greatest memorial we can give Richard is to ensure his successor is a Conservative!

We have an excellent candidate in Kevan Hough who is very well known and already politically active within the ward.

The election of Kevan to team up with Arthur Hodgson and Jackie Cracknell will ensure 100% Conservative representation which will continue to work locally with our Conservative MP, Graham Stuart, in a completely unified way.

If you would like to help deliver leaflets or display a poster, please contact the Beverley & Holderness Office on 01482 881 316 or office@bhconservatives.com

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Thursday, 26 April, 2012
Following the sad and sudden death of Councillor Richard Stead the Association is face with a by-election which will select his successor.

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