PLP to Host Warwick Public Meeting
[Updated] The Progressive Labour Party [PLP] will be holding a Public Meeting for the Warwick Community this coming Thursday [Dec 9] at Warwick Holiness Church, 96 Spice Hill Road, Warwick.
The featured speaker for this meeting will be the PLP Candidate for Constituency 26, Warwick South Central, Mr. Marc Bean. The by-election, to fill the seat vacated by former Premier Dr Ewart Brown, is scheduled to take place on December 15th. Mr Bean will contest the seat, along with Sylvan Richards [BDA] and Devrae Noel-Simmons [UBP].
Also on the panel will be the Premier & Minister of Finance Paula Cox, Deputy Premier & Minister of Public Works Derrick Burgess, Minister of National Security Lt. Col. David Burch, and Minister of Economy, Trade & Industry Kim Wilson. The meeting begins at 7:30pm and lasts until 9:00pm.
The PLP said “Members and residents of Constituency 26 and the wider Warwick community are invited and encouraged to attend this public meeting.”
[Dec 8: Location changed from St. Mary's Church Hall]
If this is Mark’s idea of seeing the voter’s of Warwick….He may be in trouble^^
Graeme Outerbridge,
With due respect, to all of your previous good intentions, you certainly have enough personal experiences to advise others on how to win at the polls. Is public meetings a part of the electorial process that also includes door to door canvassing. What’s your point?
To Bernews,
Do you have any information regarding the UBP’s AGM which was held last evening?
The public should not have to wait for news regarding any changes they may have made until the The Royal Gazette prints their version tomorrow (December 9th.).
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Unfortunately no, not through lack of trying.
For example today we heard a radio report that the UBP had invited media to a press conference, so we called/emailed five times attempting to also get an invite, however unfortunately we were never notified despite our best efforts to attend.
Thanks Again,
Your effort is commendable.It is quite easy to understand their reasons for not inviting Bernews. Bernews gains traction in their print while the UBP are still operating in the past and feel quite comfortable providing an orchestrated news conference to a media where questions are not asked and anwers is not expected on air or print. That is their version of transparency.
Keep up the good work and good luck.
Same goes to the PLP as far as “orchestrated news conference to a media” but thanks for the……….
LOL