Green Party chooses Abi Jackson as by-election candidate
Date published: 15 September 2014
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Abi Jackson, Rochdale Green Party candidate for Heywood & Middleton by-election
Abi Jackson has been chosen as the Rochdale Green Party candidate in the forthcoming Heywood & Middleton by-election.
Abi was brought up in Middleton where she attended Cardinal Langley High School. She has worked since 16 and recently completed a Masters Degree at Huddersfield University. She is proud to remain a resident in Middleton.
The party will present the voters of Heywood & Middleton with an opportunity for a real alternative.
Abi says: “I joined the Green Party because they stand against austerity, and for investment in decent jobs; against fracking and for sustainable forms of power; from the beginning, they have opposed the “bedroom tax”.
"We must stop selling off our public assets like healthcare, education, and infrastructure to the highest bidder.
“Having lived here all my life, I'm in a good position to represent local people. I am delighted have been selected as the Green Party's candidate and would be honoured to represent the people of Heywood & Middleton.”
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