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Wessexman at 14:56, 7 July 2024

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	'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.		'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
	In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>~~. He stood again for Labour in the 2024 General Election polling 14,482 (28.5% of votes cast) in North West Hampshire~~.		In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast). He stood again for Labour in the 2024 General Election polling 14,482 (28.5% of votes cast) in North West Hampshire: the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.
	Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]		Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]

Wessexman: second in General Election 2024 in Hampshire North West.

2024-07-07T14:53:28Z

second in General Election 2024 in Hampshire North West.

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	'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.		'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
	In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>. He stood again for Labour in the 2024 General Election.		In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>. He stood again for Labour in the 2024 General Election polling 14,482 (28.5% of votes cast) in North West Hampshire.
	Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]		Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]

Wessexman at 12:22, 12 June 2024

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	'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.		'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
	In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.		In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>. He stood again for Labour in the 2024 General Election.
	Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]		Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]

Wessexman at 17:52, 24 February 2023

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Wessexman: photo

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	'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.		'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
	In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.		In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.
	Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>.		Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>. [[File:AndyFitchetMethodist.jpg\|thumb\|\|right\| Andy Fitchet photo on Kennet and Test Valley Methodist Circuit website.]]

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Wessexman: external websites links in reference

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external websites links in reference

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	'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.		'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
	In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.		In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.
			Fitchet has a facebook page and a website <ref> https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/adfitchet </ref>.

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Wessexman: new article

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'''Andy Fitchet''' is a vicar in [[Andover]], [[Hampshire]]. He had to leave the Baptist Church when he came out as gay. He now preaches at the Methodist Church in Bridge Street, Andover.
In 2017 he stood as a Labour candidate in the General Election for the North West Hampshire constituency. He was second, polling 13,792 votes (23.5 % of votes cast): the highest Labour vote in the constituency since it was created in 1983 <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_West_Hampshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency) </ref>.

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