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Tatement of Parties and Individual Candidates Nominated and Notice of Poll EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION – NORTH WEST REGION Thursday 4 June 2009 Statement of Parties and Individual Candidates Nominated and Notice of Poll 1. The following registered parties and individual candidates have been and stand nominated British Christian Party Conservative English Jury Team Liberal No2EU: Yes Pro Socialist The Green The Labour United Francis National Party “Proclaiming Party Democrats Party Democrats to Democracy: Labour Party Party Party Kingdom Apaloo Christ’s Democracy Libertas.eu Independence Lordship” Party Green Party Independent British The Christian English Democracy, Liberal (LEADER – Say No To UKIP National Party Party - CPA Democrats- Accountability, Democrat ARTHUR Racism - Protecting “Putting England Transparency SCARGILL) British Jobs First!” Nick Griffin Hans-Christian Rt Hon Sir Robert James Robert Edward Abrams Krishnamurty Tayya Chris Davies Roger Bannister Benjamin Caraduc Billy Kelly Peter Andrew Cranie Arlene McCarthy Paul Nuttall Francis Apaloo Y Gribin Raabe Atkins 50 Toll Bar Road 200 Fletcher Road, 4 Higher Kinders, 91 Chirkdale Street Tallis 12 Devon Street 16 Glenfield Road 131E Liverpool Road, 50 Radnor Drive, Chaka’s Gate Llanerfyl 53 Derwent Road, Manor House Christleton Preston, Greenfield, Kirkdale, 5 Valley Road Farnworth Liverpool Castlefield Bootle 23 Shear Bank Road Welshpool Flixton, Lancaster Road Chester Lancashire, Oldham, Liverpool Bramhall Bolton L15 5BH Manchester, Merseyside, Blackburn Powys Manchester Garstang CH3 5QX PR1 5HH OL3 7BH L4 3SG Stockport BL4 7PY M3 4JN L20 4JJ Lancs SY21 0UQ M41 8UL Lancashire Cheshire BB1 8AP PR3 1JA SK7 2NH Martin Wingfield Jill McLachlan Sajjad Haider Karim Stephen Morris Graham Laurence Ross Helen Maria Foster- Bryan Leslie Anthony Butcher Stephen Benjamin Maia Whitelegg Brian Simpson Michael McManus Linshon 4, City Temple, 9 Harewood Avenue 75 Swinton Crescent, 161 Banks Road Grime Skarratts 12 Keedwell Hill Whatham 54 Grasmere Road, 9 Nevada Close, 547 Kings Road, 6A West Avenue Holborn Viaduct Simonstone Unsworth, West Kirby, 32 West Park Road, 12 Harbord Road Long Ashton 6 Guild Hey, Lancaster Great Sankey, Stretford Wigton London Lancashire Bury, Wirral, Bramhall, Warterloo North Somerset Knowsley LA1 3HB Warrington Manchester, Cumbria EC1A 2DE BB12 7JB BL9 8PB Merseyside, Stockport, Liverpool BS41 9DR Prescot, WA5 8WW M32 8JG CA7 9LG CH48 3HU SK7 3JX L22 8QG Merseyside L34 0HU Steven Greenhalgh John Desmond Manwell Jacqueline Foster Ian Robert Lennox Logan Carl Glenn Birchall Sue McGuire Craig William Paul John Debrowa Kai Andersen Ruth Bergan Theresa Griffin Graham Cannon 60 Grey Road 30-32 Albert Drive, Sterling House Chapel House, 5 Springbank, 26 Park Avenue, Dennison Johnston 68 Cavendish Mews 23 Altcross Road 231 Broadfield Road, 23 Sefton Drive, Cragg Nook, Walton Orrell Park 4 Duncote Close Highside Gisburn Road, Higherford, Southport, 134 Newtown Road North Croxteth, Manchester Sefton Park, Cocker Hill Liverpool Liverpool, Oxton Crosby Lancashire, PR9 9EF Carlisle London Liverpool M14 7JT Liverpool Foulridge, L9 1AY L9 8BQ Wirral Maryport BB9 6AP CA2 7LN L11 4ST L8 3SD Colne, CH43 6YA Cumbria Lancs BB8 7LW Edward Richard James Maria G Overend Alexander Paul Williams Derek Francis Grue William Aitken Brotherston Qassim Hussain Afzal Alexander McFadden William James Ronald Waugh Samir Chatterjee Stephen Frank Carter Nigel Brown O’Sullivan 22 Barwell Avenue 75 Park Road 94 Grant Road, 4 Maltmans Road, 339 Cheetham Hill Road, 11 Silverbeech Road, Westall 36 Bodmin Grove, 12 Overdell Drive 39 Middlewood Road, 29 Peel Crescent 27 Doveleys Road St Helens, Hale Dovecot, Lymm, Manchester, Wallasey 16 Bleakledge Grove St Helens Rochdale Poynton, Lancaster Salford Merseyside Altrincham L,pool, Cheshire, M8 0SN Wirral, Hindley Merseyside OL16 6PU Stockport LA1 5NY Manchester WA11 9HZ WA15 9LQ L14 0LH WA13 0QP CH44 9BT Wigan WA11 9ET SK12 1TX M6 7FQ WN24 BP Jean Margaret Purdy Clive Winston Morrison Gregory Ian Morgan Anthony Brian Henry Justice Mary Irene Strickland Neil Corlett Stephen Richard Liam Hemmings Dot Kelly Jillian Barbara Perry Claire Rosemary Hilary Jones 24 Park Avenue 96 Monmouth Road 4 Swallow Court 6 Crofters Bank 39 Ackers Lane, 8 Ave Des Eoliennes Radford Witch End 12 Devon Street Main Band House Reynolds Castle House, Radcliffe London Clayton le Woods Hoveclough, Carrington 1200 Brussels 41 Sutton Street Princess Road Farnworth Bullgill, 86 Broadbottom Road, 86 Teehey Lane Manchester N9 OLG Chorley Rawtenstall, Manchester, Belgium Tyebrook Bourne End Bolton Maryport Mottram-in- Bebington, M26 2GR PR6 7NZ Lancashire M31 4AW Liverpool SC8 5HZ BL4 7PY CA15 6TW Longdendale, Wirral L13 7ES Hyde, Merseyside SK14 6JA CH63 8QU Michael James Elliott Bob Ralph Anthony David Samuels Maurice Frederick Brookes Michael George Ernest Mark Clayton Lynn Worthington John Malcolm Lynton Stephen Justine Michelle Hall Riaz Ahmad Philip Griffiths 415 Dairy Cottages 25 Beacontree Avenue Crane Cottage 25 Wellington Road, Hale 6 Stanton Gardens, 18 Rowarth Road Humberstone Bennett Appt 33, 157 Frederick Street, 4A Wexford Road, Low Row Dagenham The King’s Drive Ellesmere Port, 4 Hall Lane Cottages, Stanton Avenue, Newall Green Coppenhall House 15 Cypress Oaks 35 Chapeltown St. Oldham, Oxton Brampton Essex Walton on Thames Cheshire Hall Lane Manchester, Wythenshawe 81 Benjamin Road Stalybridge Manchester OL8 4DA Birkenhead, Cumbria RM8 2UH Surrey CH65 0BX Haughton, M20 2PT M23 2UP Smithfield Cheshire M1 2NN Wirral CA8 2LF KY12 4BA Cheshire, Wrexham SK15 3GA CH43 9TB CW6 9RJ LL13 8EG Derek George Adams Carol Jules Peter John Wilding Valerie Morris Stephen Michael Cooke John Metcalfe Michael Brendon Dot Entwistle Margaret Emily Elaine Bowes Terence Durrance Ace of Diamonds 52 Forest View Road 66 Beaufort Mansions 75 Swinton Crescent 49 Rydal Crescent, 226 Wigton Road O’Reilly 23 Hopefield Street Westbrook Braeside, 368 Liverpool Road, 241 Oldham Road Manor Park Beaufort Street Unsworth Swinton, Carlisle 6 Clos Brenin, Bolton 59 Norwood Road, Foxholes Road, Birkdale, Manchester London London Bury M27 5WS CA2 6JZ Brinisadlor. Lancashire Stretford, Horwich, Southport M40 7PT E12 5HT SW3 5AF BL9 8PB Rinwada, BL3 6TW M32 8PN Lancashire, Lancashire Cynon Taff BL6 6AJ PR8 3BZ CF7 9GA Gary James Aronsson David Lee Martin Andrew William Large Kenneth Walters Peter John Hirst Harry Smith Michael Roy Perry Geoffrey Smith Brian Boag Lisa Duffy 24 Stratton Road 27 Clonmore Street, 10 Bude Close 20 Scott Drive, 33 Rushton Drive, 131 Hartsbourne 328 Prescot Road, Posthouse, 46 Glen Arroch, 4 Meadow Walk, Westvale London Alsager Ormskirk, Middlewich, Avenue St Helens Highside, St Leonards, Ramsey, Kirby SW18 5EU Stoke on Trent Lancashire, CW10 0NJ Liverpool Merseyside Crosby, East Kilbride Huntingdon, Liverpool ST7 2XH L39 1PP L25 1PY WA10 3AG Maryport Glasgow Cambridgeshire L3 4UQ CA15 6SP G74 2BP PE26 1JY 2. A poll will take place on Thursday 4 June 2009 between the hours of 7.00 am and 10.00 pm. In some Council areas in the North West Region, the poll for the European Parliamentary Election will be combined with a local poll or local polls. In respect of each local counting area or part of an area contained in the North West region the Local Returning Officer must also give public notice of the situation of each polling station and the description of voters entitled to vote there. Sir Howard Bernstein Town Hall Regional Returning Officer Printed and published by the Regional Returning Officer, Town Hall, Manchester M60 2LA 7 th May 2009 Manchester M60 2LA .
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