Editorial Staff
07/01/25 11:10

Editorial Staff
07/01/25 11:10

St Peters By-election: Wickham believes seat will go to the ABLP

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Peter Wickham

Over the weekend, both parties ramped up campaign efforts with the ABLP’s Rawdon Turner conducting walkthroughs in Parham Town on Saturday.

The release of his manifesto has also highlighted a few areas he wants to improve in the constituency like business hubs and marina development in Parham, healthcare accessibility and youth employment.

On Thursday, a rally will be held for the ABLP hopeful.

Meanwhile, the UPP has centred its campaign on the lack of prior investment in the constituency by the ABLP.

The seat became vacant after the untimely death of MP Asot Michael last November.

Michael who has been the Parliamentary Representative in St. Peters for more than two decades was killed in his Dry Hill home sending shock waves across the country, region, and international waters.

A man has since confessed to the crime.

3 Comments

  1. Stone

    I believe so too , but that doesn’t mean it’s going to happen

    Reply
    • Donna

      The Constituency of St Peters do not vote for country, they vote for political party that can give them ham, turkey, pocket money, refrigerator, etc… It is not about country development for those people. They don’t care about the infrastructure of the constituency, especially the roads, constant running water in their pipes, reviving the first town in community as a tourist attraction, would employment and small businesses opportunities for the people, etc…

      Reply
  2. Cheryl

    What do you expect Peter “work for my money” Wickham to say? The man is clearly an ABLP paid minion. Who can believe anything that he says?
    Remember Harold Lovell said longtime that Peter works for his money

    Reply

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