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Keith! Canvassing, you say. So, I didn't see crowds turning out to listen to a haranguing.
Admiring Dover Castle, and the Church next to it, I know that neither the Tories nor Labour built it.
The local election is not subjugated to having to vote either Tories or Labour, but has to do with voting for a candidate, who might or might not have the backing of a Party.
Vic has the moral backing of UKIP head-office and of Nigel Farage in person, who is leader of UKIP.
As for the local Tories, they strongly disagree with Charlie Elphicke Tory MP concerning urbanisation of Dover District, and such a vital issue cannot go unobserved. Why do you think masses of Dovorians should just sit back and not vote, when they could vote for a candidate and a Party that says No! to these urbanisation plans around Dover and No! to Port privatisation, while the local Tories sit back and go along with Port privatisation and urbanisation?
Now is the time to decide to Vote UKIP and the candidate Vic Matcham!
