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Independant


     TONY FREE 34; Married to Christine, Three children-Elizabeth 13, Simon 11,
     Poppy 4; Employed as an Electrical Engineer.

     Since moving to Toothill three years ago Tony has devoted a considerable amount of
     time to various voluntary groups in the area including Cubs and Scouts. He is also
     an active Committee member of the Youth Club and spends one evening per week working
     there as a Voluntary Part Time Leader, paying particular attention to the needs of
     the older members. In 1980 Tony was elected to Lydiard Tregoz Parish Council.

     Tony is standing as an independant candidate not only because he disagrees with so
     many policies of the major political parties, but because he feels his allegiance
     is to the residents of the Western Expansion Area. He also feels that as this area,
     which will be as big as Salisbury by 1990, has been built by Thamesdown with little
     or no regard for the essential needs of the residents - schools, shops, leisure
     areas and meeting places - there will be no real improvement when we are paying our
     Rates to that authority unless we have a loud voice with no political ties on the
     council.

     If elected Tony will pay particular attention to self-help schemes and improving
     leisure facilities in the area. Remember that as from 1st April our Rates increase
     immediately; Tony intends to see that if we are paying the same as elsewhere in
     Thamesdown we get the same facilities

                             ELECTION INFO.



           Ward Name


                   The name of the new Ward of Thamesdown Borough Council is
                    ' Toothill Ward.' It will cover Toothill, most of Freshbrook
                   Westlea and the areas to the north of the western development
                   including the village of Shaw.
          The Election


                   The election of the first three councillors to represent the
                   people of Toothill Ward will take place on 19th March 1981.
                   The councillor with the lowest number of votes cast for him/her
                   will be the first to step down for the elections in 1982.

                   Only those over the age of 18 who were in residence on 10th
                   October 1980 will be eligible to vote. A total of 4,009 are
                   on the Electoral Register for the ward.
           Polling Stations

                   Opening Times 8 a.m. - 9 p.m., 19th March 1981

                   The Community Room at Toothill School, Stokesay Drive
                   The Community Room at Oliver Tomkins School, Beaumaris Road
                   Freshbrook Community Centre, Worsley Road
                   Methodist Church Hall, Shaw
          The Count

                   The counting of votes cast will take place in the Toothill
                   School Hall from about 9.15 p.m. on 19th March.
           County Council


                   From 1st April 1981, the Toothill Ward will also become an
                   Electoral Division for the County Council returning one Councillor.
                   Elections for this post will take place on 7th May 1981.
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