David Kirwan | Prospective Independent MP for Wirral West.

Prospective Wirral West MP hails ‘unique opportunity’

David Kirwan has revealed he wants to help restore faith in the image of MPs after publishing his election manifesto.
The Prospective Independent member of parliament for Wirral West has recorded an exclusive podcast calling for a ‘bonfire of bureaucracy’ in schools and hospitals, a safe withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and has also vowed to [...]

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Prospective MP backs changes over MPs expenses

David Kirwan, the Prospective Independent MP for Wirral West, insists the lucrative gravy train for MPs has finally been derailed, following the latest move to clean up politics.

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Speaking after today’s (MON) announcement that MPs will be barred from claiming expenses for second homes and will be limited to employing no [...]

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David Kirwan Features On BBC Politics Show

Prospective Independent MP for Wirral West David Kirwan featured on the BBC’s Politics Show on Sunday. David was interviewed along with two other Independent candidates explaining why they are standing and why they believe they are a genuine alternative to the traditional parties at the General Election.

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Wirral West Independent Candidate Launches Manifesto

PROSPECTIVE Independent MP for Wirral West David Kirwan has unveiled his manifesto for the General Election.

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Sleaze Issue Refuses To Go Away As Ministers Are Accused In “Cash For Access” Scandal

The Prospective Independent MP for Wirral West claimed tonight that sleaze remained high on voters’ agendas.
David Kirwan was the first Independent candidate to announce he was standing in the wake of last year’s Expenses Scandal.
Yesterday’s revelations that leading Ministers including former Transport Secretary Stephen Byers may have been involved in a “cash for access” scandal [...]

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Call for a “bonfire of political correctness”

Sir,
The mystery surrounding Jon Venables and the unprecedented steps by the Prime Minister downwards to justify a cloak of anonymity has taken the operation of the Human Rights Act to indefensible lengths. The Act was originally trumpeted as the new Bill of Rights. However, the resultant wave of human rights cases in the Courts has [...]

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Tories and Labour can’t buy seats at Election.

Sir,
Amidst all the media attention on Lord ‘nom-dom’ Ashcroft and his donations to the Tory Party speculation has now focussed on the outcome of his expenditure on the so called marginal seats which the Tories need to win if they hare to seize power from Labour. Perhaps we should give some thought to the electorate [...]

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