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written by: Lewes Labour - Campaign team

To every one that voted for me, I would like to offer my thanks and assure you that I and the Labour Party in Lewes will continue to campaign on the areas that matter and we can always be contacted to fight shoulder to shoulder with you on your concerns. Please contact us here via the contact button at the top of the page or on 01273 474312…regards Jonathan Spencer

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