Local broadcaster to stand for Douglas East seat in general election

Monday, 22 August 2011 01:00

As part of his campaign he said he would be utilising video & social networks to get his policies across

Another candidate has come forward standing for the Douglas East seat.

Local broadcaster Paul Moulton announced his intention to stand over the weekend saying he wants to do his bit to help keep the Isle of Man PLC on track in the difficult times ahead.

As part of his campaign he said he would be utilising video & social networks to get his policies across.

He’ll be up against current MHK’s Brenda Cannell and Chris Robertshaw aswell as newcomers Geraldine O’Neil and Richard Kissack.

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