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Liberal Democrat Action Day

The Windsor Liberal Democrats met with strong support on their action day in Windsor Town on Tuesday 16th November. Former Tory MEP John Stevens, who is now a Liberal Democrat, travelled from Devon to support Antony Wood's bid to become the next MP for the Windsor constituency. While canvassing in Clewer East Ward he said "The Liberal Democrats are a growing force here. When we knock on the door, people are pleased to hear from the Liberal Democrats. What they are crying out for is a hard working and energetic MP who really understands local issues, and that's why I think Antony Wood should be Windsor's next representative in Parliament."

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18 Nov 2004
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Windsor Festival star Greg Dyke announces "I'm voting Liberal Democrat"

Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Antony Wood met former director of the BBC Greg Dyke last night at an event organised by the Windsor Festival. Greg Dyke announced to a startled audience that he would no longer be supporting the current Labour government and would be voting Liberal Democrat, "Like many former members of the party, I can no longer stomach the present administration," said Dyke.

AW
29 Sep 2004
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Antony Wood Runs for Sudan

Antony Wood will be running eight miles from Windsor to Sunninghill in order to aid the Sudanese crisis appeal. The run represents the average distance that people in the developing world have to travel to find fresh water.

AW
16 Aug 2004
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