Visits to Cornwall since the election was called on 6th April, according to the Â鶹Éç's News Analysis & Research people.
David Cameron, South East Cornwall, 21st April and St Austell & Newquay, 2nd May.
Nick Clegg, Camborne & Redruth, 21st April.
Gordon Brown's adventures into the South West got as far as Bristol and South Dorset.
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Comment number 1.
At 5th May 2010, AccurateChronometer wrote:Strange comments there,Graham,for a Â鶹Éç Radio CORNWALL(?) 'Political Editor'. One has to wonder where your head is at. The Leader of Cornwall's ONLY National Party, Dick Cole, has been in Cornwall all the time apart from visiting England to conduct his very impressive interview with Andrew Neil on Â鶹Éç 2.
Yet no mention of Mr Cole's dedicated level of focus on and attention to his Cornish electorate from 'our' Graham.
Your stance is yet more evidence of blinkered Â鶹Éç London-centric imposition on Cornwall by the LibLabConÂ鶹Éç cabal of political matrices that don't apply.
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