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'The policies of the Scottish executive, led by Jack McConnell, have demonstrated to me that there is no place for Christians in today's New Labour movement.' Ex Labour Cllr, Thomas Selfridge, 18 th March 2007. |
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'The policies of the Scottish executive, led by Jack McConnell, have demonstrated to me that there is no place for Christians in today's New Labour movement.' Ex Labour Cllr, Thomas Selfridge, 18 th March 2007. |
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1. Rosemary Cameron |  |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
| Rosemary Cameron is standing for election in Mid Scotland and Fife because she wants everyone in the region to have the opportunity to vote to proclaim Christ's Lordship in the Scottish Parliament. She lives in Dunfermline and takes a keen interest in the issues which affect the people of the region, such as access to healthcare, transport and bridge tolls, availability of
local jobs and the problems of crime and anti-social behaviour.
Rosemary believes that the policies in the Scottish Christian Party Manifesto provide practical solutions to many of the problems in our society today. True Christianity, as laid out in the Bible, is practical as well as spiritual and has something to say about all aspects of our lives.
Scotland is suffering at the moment because we have turned our back on God's word. If Scotland is to prosper once again it needs to return to being 'The Land of the Book'. Recent electoral experience | ||
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2. David Cargin | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
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3. Cat Derrick | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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4. Barry Brannen | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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