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Kay Barnett
(Not standing on North East Scotland list) |
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| Labour |
Kay Barnett moved to the north east in 1980 and lives and teaches in Fraserburgh. She is married with two children and is a member of the National Council of the EIS and is currently elected convener of the Professional Standards Committee of the professional regulatory body for teachers in Scotland, the General Teaching Council (Scotland). She has been a candidate in local government elections in the area.
Recent electoral experience
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Cllr Alison McInnes
(Also number 3 on North East Scotland list) |
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| Liberal Democrat |
Cllr Alison McInnes is retiring from Aberdeenshire Council in 2007. She has represented the Ythan ward on the council since 1995 and was the District Councillor for Ellon in Gordon from 1992 until 1996. She has been the chair of the Infrastructure Services Committee since 1999. She set up a Media Production Company with Husband 5 years ago and was an East Areas Board Member of Scottish Natural Heritage from 1999 to 2005. Her interests range from theatre, architecture and design, visual arts to contemporary dance, gardening and reading.
Recent electoral experience
2003 Aberdeenshire Council election, Ythan, 710 votes (59.31 %) (elected)
1999 Aberdeenshire Council election, Ythan, 796 votes (48.01 %) (elected)
1995 Aberdeenshire Council election, Ythan, 688 votes (42.21 %) (elected)
1992 Gordon District Council election, Ellon, 566 votes (46.70 %) (elected)
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Stewart Stevenson MSP
(Not standing on North East Scotland list) |
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| Scottish National Party |
Stewart Stevenson was born in Edinburgh on the 15 th October 1946 and educated at Bell Baxter Schhol in Cupar and Aberdeen University where he graduated with an MA in Mathematics. He worked as a psychiatric nurse and then for the Bank of Scotland from 1969 until 1888, first as a trainee computer programmer, and eventualy as Director of Technology Innovation. He was also a lecturer in the Department of Business Studies at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and Director of Business for Scotland from 1998 until his election in 2001. He contested Linlithgow in 1999 and won Banff & Buchan in the 2001 by-election when Alex Salmond stood down from the Scottish Parliament. He did not stand on the regional lists in either the 1999 or 2003 elctions. In the parliament he is Deputy Convener of the Justice 1 Committee and Deputy Convener of the Cross-Party Group on Visual Impairment. He is a former champion Scottish digny sailor and is a member of Edinburgh Flying Club, North East Aviators group, Banff Town and County Club and an Affiliate Member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers.
Shadow Ministerial positions
May 2003 - September 2004 - Shadow Deputy Minister for Health & Social Justice
September 2004 - September 2005 - Shadow Deputy Minister for Drugs Policy & Prisons
September 2005 - Shadow Deputy Minister for Justice
Recent electoral experience
2003 Scottish Parliament election, Banff & Buchan, 13,827 votes (52.88 %) (elected)
2001 Scottish Parliament by-election, Banff & Buchan, 15,386 votes (49.61 %) (elected)
1999 Scottish Parliament election, Linlithgow, 12,319 votes (36.47 %)
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Geordie Burnett Stuart
(Also number 5 on North East Scotland list) |
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| Conservative & Unionist |
Geordie Burnett Stuart is from Stuartfield. In September 2006 he said "Like him or loathe him, Mr Blair is right when he talks of an interdependent world. Mr Brown says he is proud to be British and of British values. Neither of them share the current bizarre fashion of anti-Americanism espoused by many in the SNP."
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