60 seconds with: Buckingham's Lib Dem candidate
Published by Dan Gooding at 5:44am 2nd December 2019. (Updated at 7:24am 9th December 2019)
The Liberal Democrat hoping to be Buckingham's new MP says he will promote the need for proper local services and development.
Stephen Dorrell, who was Health Secretary under John Major's Tory government, was given 60 seconds to tell us about himself.
Here is what he had to say:
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