Judith Symes

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Judith Symes or Judith Kim-Symes is a former Conservative candidate who defected to the Labour Party.[1] She had previously been on the Conservative A List.[2]

She stood for the Conservative Party in Bootle in 2001 and in Brighton Kemptown in 2005.[3] She was a member of the pro-European Tory Reform Group.[4]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ex Tory MP candidate defects to Labour - Evening Argus
  2. ^ Tory tensions show as George Osborne turns fire on the ‘?odernisers’, The Times, September 27, 2007
  3. ^ Judith Symes, The Guardian
  4. ^ http://trg.org.uk/aaa/reformerarchive/Reformer_Autumn03.pdfPDF (979 KiB), October 2003, page 25
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