“Safe” Labour seat offer
January 03, 2008
RE: “Safe” Labour seat offer
Mr Clark,
I have heard reports that you have been/are likely to be offered a “safe” Labour seat in the North of England for the next election.
As a concerned Constituent, I was wondering whether or not you have been offered such a seat and if so, whether or not you are going to accept it; or if not, whether or not you would accept a “safe” Labour seat if offered.
Being the man of Gillingham that you are, it would be quite disappointing to see you take on a new seat in the North of England, such as Kingston upon Hull, which we know will be vacant at the next election.
I have published this letter on my website as a public record of my query and look forward to hearing your response.
Yours sincerely,
Alan Collins
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The seat I made reference to in the letter was, in fact, Kingston-upon-Hull East, which has been held by Labour since 1935. I hold my hands up and admit I made a slight mistake in the omission of the word East.
However, that does not change the tone or the meaning of the letter, and I shall inform you once I have received a reply.