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General Election to be held May 6th

April 6, 2010 By Rob Powell

The General Election will be held on May 6th after the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, asked the Queen to dissolve parliament.

The poll will coincide with Council elections which are also taking place in Greenwich a month from today.

The Greenwich & Woolwich constituency is currently held by Labour’s Nick Raynsford.

Leader of the Conservative group on Greenwich Council, Councillor Spencer Drury, will be standing on behalf of the Tories.

Local Lib Dems have selected 26 year old estate agent, Joseph Lee, as their candidate. Andy Hewett will be the Green Party’s candidate.

Onay Kasab is standing for the Trade Union & Socialist Coalition (TUSC) and Raden Wresniwiro will represent the English Democrats.

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