Rose Tatto singer to run for council
He many have once been a bad boy for love but the diminutive
tattooed rocker Angry Anderson thinks he would be good for the
people of Warringah.
Gary "Angry" Anderson is one of 87 people standing for Warringah
Council at the September 13 local government elections, including
12 who would like to wear the mayoral robes.
He said he was not lining up with any political party and although
he had supported Labor in the past, these days he made decisions
about issues on their merits rather than political allegiance.
Anderson said big issues facing the area were the Spit Bridge,
preserving the environment, improving policing, and looking after
local schools and hospitals.
(Story courtesy of The Sydney Morning Herald.)
He many have once been a bad boy for love but the diminutive
tattooed rocker Angry Anderson thinks he would be good for the
people of Warringah.
Gary "Angry" Anderson is one of 87 people standing for Warringah
Council at the September 13 local government elections, including
12 who would like to wear the mayoral robes.
He said he was not lining up with any political party and although
he had supported Labor in the past, these days he made decisions
about issues on their merits rather than political allegiance.
Anderson said big issues facing the area were the Spit Bridge,
preserving the environment, improving policing, and looking after
local schools and hospitals.
(Story courtesy of The Sydney Morning Herald.)