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Correspondence and memoranda concerning the Birmingham Northfield by-election, 28/10/1982

CCO 20/55/79

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Title

Correspondence and memoranda concerning the Birmingham Northfield by-election, 28/10/1982

Shelfmark

CCO 20/55/79

Summary

Includes:-

Minutes of meetings concerning the election held at Conservative Central Office and chaired by Cecil Parkinson, Party Chairman, on 10/08/1982 and 29/09/1982

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Correspondence concerning the defeat and decision of the parliamentary candidate not to stand again, Oct 1982-Feb 1983

Date

Aug 1982-Oct 1983

Language

English

Physical extent

1 file

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Collection contents

Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office

Campaigning and Elections

By-elections

Correspondence and memoranda concerning the Birmingham Northfield by-election, 28/10/1982

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