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Interesting Times

After a busy day today touring the constituency, taking in Witney, Minster Lovell and Carterton, our candidate Colin Bex was snapped (left) at Woodstock, with Nick Xylas as standard-bearer.Some 50,000 of our leaflets – headed ‘The Truth in Black & White’ – have gone off to the Royal Mail for delivery to constituents and shouldContinueContinue reading “Interesting Times”

Into Battle

The following press release was issued today by Colin Bex, Wessex Regionalist Party candidate for Witney:”Colin Bex (pictured left) has been nominated to stand in the General Election in the parliamentary constituency of Witney as candidate for the Wessex Regionalists, the party for Wessex. This is the sixth time he has contested a seat withinContinueContinue reading “Into Battle”

Fomenting Ferment

Mess wi’ we, would thee?Alistair Darling has created quite a stir by upping the tax on our cider. Facebook’s ‘Leave Our Cider Alone!’ group, created only yesterday, now has approaching 30,000 members. The Wurzels have pledged their support and the race is on to get ‘I am a Cider Drinker’ to No. 1 in theContinueContinue reading “Fomenting Ferment”

First Impressions

Colin Bex, WR Prospective Parliamentary Candidate, was out in Witney today testing the ground for a possible challenge to David Cameron. No final decision has been made on the choice of constituency to be fought but the Leader of the Opposition does make a very good target. Voters who’ve had enough of the Government’s voodooContinueContinue reading “First Impressions”

Raring to Go

Our Annual General Assembly, held at Weston-super-Mare on Saturday, was an upbeat occasion, the forthcoming general election now eagerly awaited.The internal Party elections saw Colin Bex return as President – and registered “leader” – after a seven-year break. Colin is a retired architect, a tireless campaigner for localism and regionalism, and a trenchant critic ofContinueContinue reading “Raring to Go”