Lurline Champagnie
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Lurline Champagnie is a Conservative Party
Conservative Party (UK)
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 councillor in the London Borough of Harrow
London Borough of Harrow
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, England
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, past Mayor of Harrow, and a candidate for the Conservative Party nomination for Mayor of London
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. She is a member of the Conservative Harrow Cabinet Local Government.

In 1992, when Champagnie stood for election to Parliament
Parliament of the United Kingdom
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 in Islington North
Islington North
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, she became the first black woman to stand as a parliamentary candidate for the Conservatives.

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