Roundhay
Labour in Roundhay
Christine's post-election message to electors
I would like to thank every one of you who voted for me in the Council elections on Thursday 5th May. In the recent past Roundhay has returned Conservative Councillors. Last year the pattern was ended with the election Ghulam Hussain for Labour with a good majority. This year the trend has continued and support for Labour has grown. I am delighted to have been elected to serve Roundhay alongside Ghulam. We will work hard to serve everyone whether or not you voted for us. It is our commitment to you.
The result in Moortown and Meanwood, and in Leeds elections generally, gives a clear message to the Conservative Liberal Democrat government. - You do not have general support for the damaging policy decisions you are making.
| Christine Macniven | Your Labour candidate in May 2011 |
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Christine Macniven has lived in Roundhay for the last 20 years. Christine, originally from the Outer Hebrides of Scotland lived in Edinburgh where she worked in the business sector for over 15 years before relocating to Leeds. Until recently Christine was Executive Director of an organisation which worked to provide learning and employment opportunities for young people and adults many of whom had low or no educational qualifications. She is deeply worried about the effect the axing of the Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA) will have on young people wishing to stay on at school or go to college. She fears that the massive increase in the cost of tuition fees will exclude many young people from accessing a University education.
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| Ghulam Hussain | Your Labour councillor in Roundhay |
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30 Copgrove Road Roundhay Leeds LS8 2SP Phone: 07881 655 705 Office Address: Labour Group Office 1st Floor West Civic Hall Leeds LS1 1UR Phone: 0113 247 6927 Councillors web page - Click here |
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