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'''George Keith Spence''' (b. 15 September [[1914]], Reafirth, [[Yell]], d. 12 October [[1971]], Scalloway) was a hotel proprietor and [[County Councillor]], representing [[Yell South (Constituency)|Yell South]] between [[1949]] and [[1950]], then [[Tingwall (Constituency)|Tingwall]] from [[1950]] until [[1964]]. | '''George Keith Spence''' (b. 15 September [[1914]], Reafirth, [[Yell]], d. 12 October [[1971]], Scalloway) was a hotel proprietor and [[County Councillor]], representing [[Yell South (Constituency)|Yell South]] between [[1949]] and [[1950]], then [[Tingwall (Constituency)|Tingwall]] from [[1950]] until [[1964]]. | ||
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*[[County Council Election May 1949]] | *[[County Council Election May 1949]] |
Latest revision as of 20:02, 14 January 2025
George Keith Spence (b. 15 September 1914, Reafirth, Yell, d. 12 October 1971, Scalloway) was a hotel proprietor and County Councillor, representing Yell South between 1949 and 1950, then Tingwall from 1950 until 1964.
Biography
George was the proprietor of the Scalloway Hotel, acquiring the re-opening the premises in August 1948 after its requisition for war time use in WWII. He remained the owner of the hotel until his death.
Political Career
- County Council Election May 1949
- Tingwall County Council By-Election August 1950
- County Council Election May 1952
- County Council Election May 1955
- County Council Election May 1961
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Zetland County Council | ||
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Preceded by John Williamson |
Member for Yell South 1949-1950 |
Succeeded by John Williamson |
Preceded by George Ross |
Member for Tingwall 1950-1964 |
Succeeded by Andrew Irvine |