NFU Election update
2 February 2000
NFU Election update
About the election
THE first officeholders election of the new millennium is the first time a sitting president of the NFU has seen his post challenged.
The candidates:
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Ben Gill Tony Pexton |
Tim Bennett Richard Haddock Tony Pexton
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Tim Bennett Richard Haddock Rad Thomas Richard Watson Jones |
Michael Lambert John Lampitt Peter Limb Adrian Peck
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