https://www.duedil.com/director/919218015/philip-duncan-wright
“Mr Philip Duncan Wright is British and was born in 1953. The first directorship we have on file for him was in 1996 at Common Purpose International. His newest directorship is with Hilden Vineyard LLP. The company was established 25 Sep 2014. Philip has held 13 directorships, 9 of which are currently active, and 4 are no longer active.”
Andrew Garner @andrewgarnernet works in Andrew Stunell’s constituency office, which I pay for. I am a constituent of Andrew Stunell MP. I pay circa £250k per annum to run his constituency office.
When I telephoned last week to question an inaccuracy in Lisa Smart, LibDem PPC’s election leaflet, he hung up on me when he found out it was me on the phone.
Andrew Garner needs to show respect to the people who pay his possibly inflated wages.
“Andrew Garner
Head of Office for The Rt. Hon Sir Andrew Stunell MP at House of Commons”
Previous – Godliman, Watson Homes Ltd, Whalley & Spyra
Education – Stand Sixth Form College
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“MESSAGE FROM ANN AND ANDREW GARNER
by burylibdems on October 2, 2014
Ann and Andrew Garner have asked us to pass on their thanks, now that they have moved near to Marple in Hazel Grove Constituency, for your Lib Dem support and for the many friendships that they have made. Ann & Andrew have been Bury Activists, Bury Exec Members, Prestwich Councillors on Bury Council and School Governors. Their two grown-up children have ‘flown the nest’ leaving them free to downsize to a small country cottage in Charlsworth, just outside Marple. They hope that Bury Members can help as much as they can in order to ensure that voters appreciate that Lib Dems continue to lobby and campaign for a fair society where everybody gets the opportunity to get on in life and fulfil their potential.”
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Failed LibDem candidate 2011 – 277 votes
“Candidate Pitch
I am standing for election as a Liberal Democrat Councillor in Bury. The Lib Dems in Bury have been an effective, constructive opposition to the Conservatives at the Town Hall, and we want to build on our success in recent elections in Prestwich by winning elsewhere in Bury this time round.
Nationally, it’s a difficult time for the country. Labour’s legacy of debt and deficit meant that whoever won the last General Election, we’d be suffering big cuts now. In government, the Lib Dems are having a real influence despite making up only one sixth of the coalition. We have reduced income tax for millions, introduced a pupil premium, and scrapped Labour’s ID cards.
Where Lib Dems run Councils, they do well. No Lib Dem-run Council anywhere in the country has cut Sure Start funding this year, and despite Labour-run Councils slashing jobs, on the whole Lib Dem ones have been more sensibly managed. I want a Lib Dem Bury Council to make sure this happens in our borough.
The Conservatives running Bury have made some controversial decisions, and operate in a way many people find undemocratic and secretive. Meanwhile, Labour offer no constructive opposition or real alternatives. Their recent budget proposal was judged unaffordable by independent financial experts. Meanwhile the Lib Dem opposition secured vital amendments to the Council budget, saving local facilities.
Lib Dems are a real alternative for Bury, and could be a fresh start for the Council. That’s why I am a Lib Dem candidate, and I urge you to consider me on 5th May.
Votes: 277″
Failed LibDem candidate 2012
ELTON
Yvonne Creswell (Con)
Andrew Garner (Lib Dem)
Susan Southworth (Lab)
Nichola Wood (UKIP)
https://www.duedil.com/director/902214067/richard-denis-paul-charkin
“Mr Richard Denis Paul Charkin was born in 1949 and the first directorship we have on file was in 1991 at Formpart (No. 17) Limited. His most recent directorship is with Hart Publishing Ltd. where he hold the position of “Publisher”. This company has been around since 24 Jan 1997. In total, Richard has held 95 directorships, 13 of which are current, and 82 are no longer active.”
“My Lords, I am sure that the Minister will acknowledge that there is not society-wide support for trade unions. Does he agree that this is as a result of many individual unions affiliating themselves to one political party? Does he think that it may be beneficial to the membership levels of those unions if they appeal to a wider section of society away and apart from the traditional political…”
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/lords/?id=2015-02-11a.1216.1&s=speaker%3A25247#g1217.4
