REDBRIDGE CONSERVATIVES: Putting Redbridge Residents First

 

 

Cllr Keith Prince


Leader  of the Conservative Group and Leader of Redbridge Council.

 

 

 

 

 

Aldborough By Election:  Aldborough Conservatives have selected Melvyn Marks as the Conservative Candidate in the Nov 10th By Election. Contact him at: Mel.Marks@RedbridgeConservatives.co.uk or by calling his campaign team on: 020 8551 4333

   Redbridge Conservatives - Helping to Put Britain Back on its Feet

At RedbridgeConservatives.co.uk you can

* Find out about Political, Campaigning and Social Events across our wards and Conservative Associations
* Learn more about your Conservative Councillors and your Conservative Action Teams.
* Link to the websites of the four Conservative Associations that are in Redbridge (Chingford and Woodford Green; Ilford North; Ilford South; Leyton and Wanstead)
* Link to the website of Lee Scott MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Ilford North

To find out more about Conservatives in Redbridge contact us today.

Conservatives@redbridgeconservatives.co.uk   or call 020 8551 4333

 


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