Tories Win Blyth Valley

Wikipedia doesn’t say when Blyth Valley, last elected a Tory MP. But it was before 1950.

The Green Party seemed to have polled more votes than was expected.

It has been suggested that the railways through the area, which were closed in the 1960s, when Harold Wilson was Prime Minister, be reopened.

Did this have an effect?

If I was Boris, I’d make sure the railway lines in the area were reopened.

December 13, 2019 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel, World | Blyth, General Election 2019, Harold Wilson, Politics

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