Altany Craik

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Fife Labour Party
– January 31, 2012Posted in: Candidates

Altany Craik

I have worked across a number of sectors before joining Adam Smith College as a lecturer some 7 years ago.  I lecture in strategy, accounting and economics teaching at all levels up to Honours Degree level.  Returning to education was one of the best decisions I have made as it opened up new opportunities for me.

I have spent a large part of my working life in manufacturing with Tullis Russell, Babygro and Sun Microsystems before moving on to work in outbound sales with local call centres.

I joined the Labour Party after the 2010 General Election because I could no longer ‘sit back and do nothing’.   I believe politics is local and as such we should focus all our efforts on delivering better services for our communities.  It is for this reason that I am standing for election.

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The Fife Labour Party continue to fight for local communities throughout the Kingdom of Fife by raising issues of concern and conducting campaigns on behalf of the local communities we serve. All our work is carried out at local, Scottish, UK and European levels. Within the UK Parliament we have former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Lindsay Roy and Thomas Docherty representing your interests. The Scottish Parliament is represented by Claire Baker, Helen Eadie and John Park. Also serving local constituents is local councillors Alex Rowley and Mark Hood.