Clydesdale South 2014 by-election: Donna Hood (Cons)

Lesmahagow business woman Donna Hood has been selected to stand as the Conservative candidate in the Clydesdale South by-election.
By Ross Thomson
Published 20th Apr 2014, 14:00 BST
Selection...Donna Hood, who will stand for the Conservative party, with Clydesdale MP David Mundell at her family owned and operated business Cairn Lodge Services (Submitted pic)Selection...Donna Hood, who will stand for the Conservative party, with Clydesdale MP David Mundell at her family owned and operated business Cairn Lodge Services (Submitted pic)
Selection...Donna Hood, who will stand for the Conservative party, with Clydesdale MP David Mundell at her family owned and operated business Cairn Lodge Services (Submitted pic)

The by-election will take place on Thursday, June 5, following the resignation of SNP Councillor Archie Manson.

Living in Lesmahagow with her young family and with deep roots in the community, Donna promises to be a strong voice for local people on South Lanarkshire Council.

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She grew up in Douglas where she went to primary school, before her family moved to Lesmahagow.

Speaking following her selection, Donna said: “I am delighted to have been selected and I am really looking forward to running a positive local campaign.”

For the full interview, pick up a copy of this week’s Carluke and Lanark Gazette which is out now.

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