Alan Bullion
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Parliamentary Spokesperson
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A former European Candidate, he has campaigned in many Kent elections. Alan has been a Parliamentary Candidate previously for Sevenoaks and is on the South East Executive Committee.
- Alan works in London for a publishing company and commutes from High Brooms station, where he successfully campaigned for a second ticket machine, as well as more capacity and fairer fares for rail and bus travellers
- Alan is a former school Governor and pupil of Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys, and is chair of its Alumni society.
- Alan has long been active on a number of issues, such as defending recreation and sports facilities against development.
- Delivering additional school places and keeping social care to support older people.
- Alan has focused on issues such as safer streets and 20mph zones, especially around schools and building up care at local hospitals.
- Alan also is a great believer in life-long learning, having done degrees with the Open University and Southampton as a mature student.
Medway Liberal Democrats are pleased to announce that Alan Bullion will be the Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (PPC) for Gillingham and Rainham at the next Election.
Vivienne Parker, Chair of Medway Liberal Democrats said: "We are pleased to announce Alan as a candidate, he has shown years of service to the Party in Kent and brings a wealth of experience as a PPC. Alan is a natural, enthusiastic campaigner on a wide range of issues from Transport, Social Care to Europe . "
Alan Bullion said "I feel privileged to represent the Liberal Democrats for Gillingham and Rainham. We fought and did spectacularly well in the European elections, building on the great local government successes the month before. Kent is Britain's gateway to Europe and thousands of jobs depend on strong links.