Ed's Campaign Launch to be Your Next MP

Today, we held our official campaign launch for our brilliant candidate Ed McGuinness who is standing to be your next Member of Parliament for Surrey Heath.

Commenting, Ed said:

"Absolutely brilliant turnout from Surrey Heath Conservative Association and neighbours and friends this morning for my campaign launch event for the 2024 General Election on 4th July!

"Twelve years ago I commissioned from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and am now honoured to have the opportunity to represent the same Parliamentary seat of Surrey Heath. Vote Ed on 4th July!"

 

Pictured, friends, family and supporters of Ed McGuiness

 

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