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I’m a project manager and local councillor and mayor.

Where do you live?

Cumbria.

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At every opportunity.

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Six months.

What made you start?

I was looking for a more dedicated political outlet.

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I share articles with my family.

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The crossword usually but generally cover to cover.

How do you read yours?

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More political theory, such as what was included in the recent Dream of Britain edition.

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I enjoy the editor’s pieces and Jeremy Cliffe.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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Nigel Farage.

All-time favourite NS article? 

Gary Younge’s “Road to nowhere”.

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This article appears in the 11 May 2022 issue of the New Statesman, Stalling Starmer