Labour link: 2017 committee election results

The results of the Labour Link election are now available – elected members of the committee will take office immediately

UNISON sign at the union's centre in London

The results of the 2017 election for the Labour Link national committee  are now available and these members will take office immediately.

Region                                               Candidate elected

Eastern                                                Tracy Grant
East Midlands                                      Gary Ransford
Greater London                                   Andrew Berry
Northern                                              Linda Hobson
North West                                          Patrick McDonagh
Scotland                                              George McIrvine
South East                                           Steve Milford
South West                                          Neil Guild
Wales/Cymru                                       Mark Fisher
West Midlands                                     Katrina Gilman
Yorkshire and Humberside                  Ken Curran

 

A full copy of the scrutineer’s report is available to members of UNISON on request. Telephone UNISONdirect on 0800 0 857 857 to obtain a copy. Lines are open 6am – midnight Monday – Friday and 9am – 4pm on Saturdays.

Any query regarding this information or this election should be directed to the member liaison unit at the UNISON Centre. Telephone 020 7121 5399. Fax 020 7121 5196. Email elections@unison.co.uk

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