888:). Independent candidate Mark Walklate is a locally educated salesperson (with a business degree) who stood for the Conservatives in the 2006 and 2007 council elections. Paul Thorogood's party, Cut Tax on Petrol and Diesel, was registered with the Electoral Commission on 23 March 2008, with Thorogood as its Leader, Nominating Officer and Treasurer, although his party is listed on the nomination paper as "Cut Tax on Diesel and Petrol" (the fourth and sixth words reversed). The newly formed Beauties for Britain Party fielded
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election result for this seat. Telling the BBC the Labour vote "held up" in a "democratic decision", defeated Labour candidate Tamsin
Dunwoody called herself a "fighter". New MP Edward Timpson said in his victory speech that he would "not let you down", whilst Brown attributed the defeat to rising petrol prices, and the recent increases in the cost of living.
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was a parliamentary by-election held on 22 May 2008, for the
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1192:"Behind the big win in Crewe lies an even bigger Tory task"
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1259:"Crewe byelection marks end of New Labour, says Cameron"
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1419:"Crewe within Tories' grasp - poll"
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810:. The Conservative Party candidate
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1841:2005 Result: Crewe & Nantwich
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358:swing
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