I think you are losing your mind.
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I think yours may have been in doubt from the start!
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Originally Posted by England For Ever:
EFP results 2008

The EFP has maintained its record of defeating the BNP on every occasion when the two parties have clashed, and the party also kept up its record of defeating UKIP, the far left and other minor parties on every occasion. This time the EFP finished ahead of the Greens in Preston, but behind them in Blackburn.


Blackburn with Darwen:

North Turton and Tockholes ward,

Conservatives, 854
Green Party, 346
Labour, 220
EFP - Nick Holt, 173 10.4%
For Darwen, 74


Earcroft ward,

For Darwen, 493
Labour, 390
Conservative, 233
EFP - Mark Waring, 130 9.9%
Liberal Democrat, 65


Oldham:

Chadderton South ward,

Labour, 959
Conservative, 735
EFP - Martin Brierley, 425 18.0%
Liberal Democrat, 236

St. James ward,

Liberal Democrat, 968
Labour, 476
Conservative, 392
EFP - Andrew Clayton, 327 15.1%


Burnley:

Cliviger with Worsthorne ward,

Conservative, 923
Liberal Democat, 486
EFP - Steven Smith, 254 12.5%
Labour, 214
BNP, 149


Milton Keynes:

Eaton Manor ward,

Labour, 776
Conservative, 523
EFP - Barry Taylor, 309 16.4%
UKIP, 138
Liberal Democrat, 143


Preston:

Riversway ward,

Labour, 569
Liberal Democrat, 318
Conservative, 187
EFP - Mark Cotterill, 109 8.0%
Left List, 99
Green, 75


Isle of Wight:

St. Johns West ward - Ryde Parish Council

Independent, 262
Independent, 259
Independent, 181
EFP - Craig Coombs, 108 23.8%

Ha Ha Ha.
I've just cottoned on to who you are.
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Originally Posted by Populist Lee:
"Consterdine" is a fine old English name.

The mods won't like me to post a link to the EFP website; but if you can find it you'll see why Matt O'Connor has had a field day.

KM and others have been warned/advised time and time again not to be blase about links to the EFP.

I traced my paternal line in Sheffield withiout much difficulty from the mid 18c to my dad's generation. Surname was "Constantine" throughout. All English (I should say Yorkshire) metal bashers. Sorry to disappoint.
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Can trace mine to late-14th Century Lancashire.

It's a Lancastrian/Cheshire version of Considine - - a real Old English name; in fact the Old English version of Constantine.

Are you one of my cousins, 27 times removed?
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Originally Posted by Andrew Constantine:
I traced my paternal line in Sheffield withiout much difficulty from the mid 18c to my dad's generation. Surname was "Constantine" throughout. All English (I should say Yorkshire) metal bashers. Sorry to disappoint.

That's a relief! There seems to be so much about you which is Greek.


:-)


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Though wasn't Constantine a very significant Roman emperor?
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Originally Posted by Andrew Constantine:
I traced my paternal line in Sheffield withiout much difficulty from the mid 18c to my dad's generation. Surname was "Constantine" throughout. All English (I should say Yorkshire) metal bashers. Sorry to disappoint.

Actually Andrew, the Constantine surname shows English, Irish and French origins. I checked on the family history pages. Check it out, you have a most impressive crest.:-)
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England First Party had two councillors in Blackburn with Darwen. Michael Johnson was one of them, but he defected to a new party called For Darwen Party which now has five councillors. The other EFP councillor, Mark Cotterill did not seek re-election.

For Darwen Party
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Originally Posted by Populist Lee:
"Consterdine" is a fine old English name.

The mods won't like me to post a link to the EFP website; but if you can find it you'll see why Matt O'Connor has had a field day.

KM and others have been warned/advised time and time again not to be blase about links to the EFP.

Matt O'Connor is a mixed up guy, both shaken and stirred.

English Democrats have spoken to over 20 Political Parties, including ALL English Nationalist Parties.

We've also spoken to the Liberal Party, they have a large number of Gay people in their party, this does not make ME or any English Democrat GAY just because we have spoken to the Liberal Party.

Hopefully you can understand the logic here.
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