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Robert Alstead

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Alstead started life as a newsboy on a railway book stall at the age of 10. He became a self-made businessman. He was a sauce and pickle manufacturer in the 1890s, then moved into the clothing trade, eventually owning a chain of shops tailoring for men in the Wigan area and founding Robert Alstead,
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Another General Election took place a year later, fought on the issue of Free trade v Protectionism. Across the country there was a swing away from the Unionists and in Altrincham this helped Alstead, as the only challenger, to take the seat. He was the first Liberal to win Altrincham since January
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After 4 years of Unionist majority government which included a General Strike, the Liberal Party, now led by David Lloyd George, were challenging strongly again and Alstead had hopes of regaining Altrincham. However, this time, Alstead faced a Labour candidate as well as a Unionist, making winning
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With only a Labour minority government in office, another General Election was called a year later. With the Unionists regaining ground across the country, Alstead was defeated at Altrincham.
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Elementary School and Wigan Mining Technical College. In 1896, he married Sarah Ann Deakin of Wigan. He and his wife had 7 children, 6 boys and a girl.
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of Wigan Grammar School and a governor of the Wigan Mining Technical College between 1913 and 1932. He also served as a
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Alstead was an elected member of Wigan Town Council from 1913 to 1929 and was
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Ltd, woollen manufacturers and clothing manufacturers.
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OBE
JP
Liberal Party
United Kingdom
Upholland
Lancashire
Wigan
Mayor of Wigan
governor
Justice of the Peace
Wigan parliamentary constituency
1918 general election
Altrincham
Cheshire
1922 general election
General election 1922
Unionist
Sir Collingwood George Clements Hamilton
Liberal
Labour
George Benson
Turnout
Unionist
Swing
General election 1923
Liberal
Unionist
Sir Collingwood George Clements Hamilton
Turnout

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