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Boris in Bexley: In pictures

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14:26, 03 April 2008
Conservative candidate for London Mayor Boris Johnson MP giving a speech to launch his mini-manifesto for Bexley and BromleyConservative candidate for London Mayor Boris Johnson MP giving a speech to launch his mini-manifesto for Bexley and BromleyConservative candidate for London Mayor Boris Johnson MP giving a speech to launch his mini-manifesto for Bexley and BromleyConservative candidate for London Mayor Boris Johnson MP giving a speech to launch his mini-manifesto for Bexley and BromleyConservative candidate for London Mayor Boris Johnson MP giving a speech to launch his mini-manifesto for Bexley and Bromley
Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

LONDON mayoral candidate Boris Johnson visited Bexley this week and spoke to journalists and the public on his vision.

He promised a rethink on the Thames Gateway Bridge and to improve transport should he get elected.

The Conservative candidate is running for Mayor of London and currently leads the polls for the vote on May 1.

The 44-year-old spoke at the Boys' Brigade Hall in Bexleyheath.

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