Christian Mahne chosen as Weybridge Conservative Candidate for Surrey County Council

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Christian Mahne, Conservative Candidate for Weybridge & St. George's Hill

Getting the Borough and County aligned, working together in the interests of local residents, is my highest priority if elected. I believe that the energy and fresh ideas of this new generation of candidates will renew our connection with voters

Weybridge, Surrey (PRWEB UK) 31 January 2013

39 year old local business owner Christian Mahne has been selected to contest the Surrey County Council division of Weybridge & St. George’s Hill in the forthcoming election on May 2nd.

He was chosen at a well-attended joint meeting of the Weybridge & St. George’s Hill Conservative branches at St. James’ Church Hall, Weybridge last night, clinching the nomination after a hard-fought two horse race.

Accepting the nomination with thanks, Christian Mahne said -

“Getting the Borough and County aligned, working together in the interests of local residents, is my highest priority if elected. I believe that the energy and fresh ideas of this new generation of candidates coming through will renew our connection with voters.

“We must run Surrey like a business, with absolute clarity and focus on providing the services, support and solutions which local people and enterprises need. I look forward to discussing this with voters on the doorstep.”

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Biographical information
Christian Mahne is co-owner of communications consultancy Vetch Mahne. Prior to this was on the board of Lansons Communications in London.
He was a financial news journalist for 10 years for the BBC and CNN with a background in financial analysis from Cazenove & Co.
A graduate of Oxford University, he earned a Rowing blue in the 1994 Boat Race.

Contact Details
Christian Mahne
Tel: 01932 645000, Email: scc-wey(at)mahne(dot)com
Website: http://www.christianmahne.com

Promoted by Andrew Barrand on behalf of Runnymede and Weybridge Conservatives at 55 Cherry Orchard, Staines, Middlesex, TW18 2DQ

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