Final view on the defections

Ealing Southall

Gurcharan Singh two weeks ago with Tony Blair...

27 June 2007
"Gordon Brown today stepped in to fill the shoes of Tony Blair as the new Labour Party Leader and Prime Minister of Great Britain. Interestingly enough, there seems to be a prevalent feeling that the metaphorical shoes themselves are a completely new pair!"

"I am full of hope for the future as this to me signals the beginning of an era where the Labour party can consolidate its leanings over the last few years and move forward with a new outlook based upon positive change. We progress."

"On behalf of myself and those who are kind enough to consider me their representative, I would like to wish PM Gordon Brown all the best."

Gurcharan




.....and today, with David Cameron.

9th July 2007
"We have finally reached the stage where it has become blatantly obvious that we would be doing our own voters a great disservice if we continue to dogmatically stick with a disorganised and divided Labour Party," the statement said.

"At a national level we are extremely impressed by David Cameron’s modern Conservatives and, with the changes that he has now made, we feel that the Conservative Party now best represents our views.

"In a sense we believe the Conservatives have become our natural home and we are very excited about the opportunity to play a full part in a Party which we believe is destined to form the next government."

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