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Cannock Chase Labour select Janos Toth to take on Aidan Burley

September 8, 2012 4:47 pm

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Today Cannock Chase Labour Party selected Janos Toth to takes on Aiden Burley (you remember him) at the next election.

Janos is the Deputy Leader of Cannock Chase Council. He works for Macmillan Cancer Support as an Area Fundraising Manager, and has been a Labour Party member for over thirty years.

Congratulations to Janos and commiserations to the other shortlisted candidate.

And of course if you want to help Janos say Bye Bye Burley – you can donate here.

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  • aprhys77

    I am a member of the Cannock Chase Labour party and have supported Mark Davis from the start, but now this is over I would like to congratulate Janos,  It’s good that we have a local candidate and cant wait to get cracking on our campaign to defeat Aiden. 

  • MarkHoulbrook

    Well done Janos. After many parliamentary candidate selections we now at last have a candidate that is local, respected, experienced and worthy of being elected, whose roots are firmly in the community in which he serves.

    Its a start but still not enough

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrea-Parma/578831001 Andrea Parma

    Other selections that took place during the weekend:

    Burton:  Jon WhealeHigh Peak: Caitlin BisknellPeterborough: Lisa Forbes

  • CPIDGEON

    Janos is a fabulous guy- he will make a brilliant Labour MP. Good luck to all  Cannock Chase Constituency Labour Party Members- great people, great constituency. 

    Cheryl Pidgeon

  • Brumanuensis

    Congratulations to Janos Toth and all the best for the campaign against Aidan ‘Multi-cultural leftie crap’ Burley.

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