Salisbury and Stonehenge

I’m pleased that all of the candidates for the Conservative nomination to be Salisbury’s next Member of Parliament have agreed to answer a set of questions for this website.

Victoria’s introduction on the party website says:

One of England’s top 100 criminal prosecutors, I work in the real world, speaking up for the decent majority. I . . . → Read More: Q&A with Victoria Atkins – candidate for Salisbury Conservative nomination

As you may know the Conservative Party have decided to select their candidates my means of an ‘open primary’. In principle, this means that anybody resident in the constituency can vote to select who is going to be the next Conservative candidate for the General Election.

Following the resignation of Salisbury’s long-serving MP, Robert Key, an . . . → Read More: Salisbury Conservatives ‘Open Primary’ – the candidates

Update: Ian Axton has withdrawn from the selection process. His website now says:

It is with regret that I have today informed the Salisbury Conservative Association that I have withdrawn my application for Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Salisbury.

I have given this matter much careful consideration over the past few days and have concluded that this is not . . . → Read More: Q&A with Ian Axton – candidate for Salisbury Conservative nomination

Following his success at the Open Primary, John Glen, along with the candidates of the Labour and Liberal parties has answered another set of questions, this time mainly put forward by local users of Twitter

The ‘Election 2010′ Q and A with John Glen is at: John Glen, Conservative candidate – Q and A

This is a slight . . . → Read More: Q&A with John Glen – candidate for Salisbury Conservative nomination