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David Cameron and Gordon Brown meet at Blakemere Craft Centre
May 6 2010 by Ben Coulbeck, Chester Chronicle
TODAY Gordon Brown will be voting Conservative while David Cameron is likely to favour the Labour Party.
Fortunately for each party’s supporters, the duo are merely namesakes of the prospective Prime Ministers who were paying a visit to Blakemere Craft Centre in Sandiway.
Mr Brown, 75, left, of Gordon Brown and Sons Builders and Property Repairs, said: “I’m going to vote Conservative. I often wonder if my name has lost me business over the years?”
Mr Cameron, 47, right, an artist based at Blakemere, said: “I usually vote Labour. I do get the odd e-mail from people thinking I’m the other David Cameron.”
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