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Home » Campaigns, Election 2012, Keyingham, Patrington, Withernsea » Election 2012 – John Prescott joins Holderness by-election campaign trail

Election 2012 – John Prescott joins Holderness by-election campaign trail

April 19, 2012 Filled under Campaigns, Election 2012, Keyingham, Patrington, Withernsea
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JOHN PRESCOTT will be visiting the South East Holderness area in support of the by-Election 2012 Labour candidate Jed Lee.

The former Deputy Prime Minister, East Hull MP and possible candidate for the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner will be meeting the public outside Aldi in Withernsea on Saturday 28th April at 10.30am.

After their stint in Withernsea, John Prescott and Jed Lee will move on to meet voters in Patrington at 12.30pm and in Keyingham at 1.30pm.

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There are three candidates standing in the South East Holderness Ward by-election:

  • Mr Kevan Hough of Withernsea – The Conservative Party Candidate
  • Mr Jed Lee of Keyingham – Labour Party Candidate
  • Mr John Windas of Withernsea – Independent

Follow the HU12 Online by-election coverage on: Election 2012.

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