Peace Party Ready For MEP Elections With Relaunched Manifesto

Published on: 24 Apr, 2014
Updated on: 24 Apr, 2014

The Peace Party, standing a full complement of 10 candidates in the South East England for the European parliamentary elections on May 22, has relaunched its manifesto.

Guildford resident John Morris is The Peace Party’s lead candidate. He said: “The manifesto that was drawn up and agreed last summer has been relaunched today and a leaflet is now dropping through front doors in the South East.”

Further information about The Peace Party may be found at www.peaceparty.org.uk, by telephoning John Morris on 0772 096 5577, by e-mailing him on info@peaceparty.org.uk or by writing to him at 39 Sheepfold Road, Guildford GU2 9TT.

John adds that The Peace Party has an active Twitter account @PeacePartyUK and a page on Facebook – The Peace Party – Non-violence, Justice, Environment.

Responses to Peace Party Ready For MEP Elections With Relaunched Manifesto

Mary Bedforth Reply

April 25, 2014 at 7:04 am

With less than a month to the election, we do not know who the candidates are or what parties are standing.

There has been no election literature or information apart from the above. All I have is a polling card.

So much for the undemocratic EU. How many people even know all of the names of the current 10 MEPs who ‘represent’ us?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_East_England_(European_Parliament_constituency)

Turnout will probably be lower than in the election for the police commissioners.
Mary Bedforth Reply

April 28, 2014 at 6:13 pm

I have succeeded in finding a list of candidates for the European elections for this region.

South East Euro Candidates 2014

The South East returns 10 MEPs, the largest region in the UK. In 2009 it returned four Conservative MEPs, two UKIP, two Liberal Democrats, one Green and one Labour.
Marta Andreasen, the second UKIP MEP, defected to the Conservatives after falling out with Nigel Farage and will stand on the Conservative list at this election.

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/2015guide/south-east-european-candidates-2014/