Tom Morrow
Tom Morrow is standing for the Aberdeenshire Council election in Ward 17 - North Kincardine on 3rd May 2012.
He is a former accountant who was the lead candidate in the North East Scotland Regional list for the Scottish Parliamentary Election in the 2007 and 2011 Holyrood election. He knows the Region well. Danny the Axe-lander’s “oil raid” upon the North Sea oil industry is still having its effect upon the Region.
Tom’s leaflet for the May 2012 election.
Tom is presently working with a local Christian charity which gives assistance to the poor and needy in the city of Aberdeen. His main tasks are fund-raising through contact with groups and trusts, giving talks to clubs and organising bag-packing days. Other task are driving the vans and taking customers round to choose their furniture and other items.
Tom says: “I am also a local community councillor speaking up for the people in the Portlethen and District district where I live, reviewing and discussing the work of the local authority. I am the treasurer of a gospel internet radio station which hopes with God’s help to become a local radio station.”
He also helps with a Scripture Union group at the local primary school he attended many years ago, assisting the minister of the local United Free Church.
Tom says: “I would love to use my knowledge of the health service and local authorities to serve the North East Scotland Region at Holyrood.”
Vote number 1 for Tom Morrow
There are two Lib Dem Councillors in this ward and it is time that there was another voice on the Council. The voting system for 2012 is different and voters should support the Scottish Christian Party number 1. If the SCP fail to make a break-through, voters will not lose out because their second vote will automatically transfer to their next choice. This means that your choice will count twice. This will not work if you do it the other way round; a second vote for the SCP will simply not register if Tom does not have enough number 1 votes.
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