Letter: Party fun

Sunday 11 May 1997 23:02 BST

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Sir: You report that the Conservative Party leadership candidate John Redwood wishes to restore a sense of "fun in Conservative politics" ("Fun-seeking Redwood goes in quest of converts", 7 May).

I would like to set his mind at rest. Millions of British citizens derived immense fun from the performance of the Conservative Party on 1 May. I look forward to seeing the Conservative Party, whether under John Redwood or not, providing similar pleasure at the next general election.

BRIAN TUTT

London EC2

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