(left to right: Maurice Oram, Jim Campbell, Ivor Coleman, Derek Done, Elaine Funnell and Margaret Done)
Marlow Liberal Democrats are challenging for both District and Town Council seats.
Marlow NW leaflet:Marlow NW.pdf
Marlow SE leaflet:Marlow SE.pdf
(Since the boundary changes, these wards are now part of Beaconsfield constituency – more information on the Beaconsfield Lib Dems website)
Many thanks to everyone who fought for or voted for Ivor Coleman in Greater Marlow. Sadly, yet another Tory councillor was returned to Wycombe District Council by our unfair electoral system – but we are heartened that once again we have shown that Liberal Democrats are now the serious challengers all over the district. Labour’s distant third is making them look increasingly like a spent force in Wycombe and Marlow.
It is sad that the people of Greater Marlow won’t have the benefit of Ivor’s passion and experience as a Wycombe District councillor on this occasion, but he will continue to serve as a Marlow Town councillor with dedication and enthusiasm. Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrat campaign will continue to fight as the real alternative at two more by election which have just been announced.
We are pleased to announce that Marlow Town Councillor Ivor Coleman has agreed to be the Liberal Democrat candidate for the Greater Marlow by election. The by election for the seat on Wycombe District Council takes place on Thursday 2nd March.
IVOR COLEMAN, 63, was born in Marlow. Now widowed, he has 3 daughters, 3 grandsons, 3 granddaughters, and 1 great grandson. Has been a member of Marlow Town Council for 30 years, twice Town Mayor of Marlow in 1996/97 and 2002/3, and Deputy Mayor on 5 occasions. He was a member of Wycombe District Council for 12 years from 1991-2003. Having worked for many years at Marlow Brewery, Ivor now works for T.N.T. Managed Services.
Ivor has been involved in many Marlow organisations for a long time, these organisations cater for many people living in and around Marlow and include Marlow Youth Club, St Johns Ambulance, and the Air Training Corps. He has also been a Governor at Foxes Piece Schools for many years. Ivor is well known locally for organising Classic Cars displays at many local events including the Marlow Bottom Rose Carnival.
Ivor says:
If elected I will strive to serve the residents of Great Marlow in the same way as I have served the residents of Marlow Town for many years. I will work with your elected Independent Councillor Malcolm Blanksby carrying on the good working relationship that existed when I was previously a member of Wycombe District Council.
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