Former England Test cricketer Neal Radford has announced his intention to stand for UKIP in the local elections.
Having played professional cricket since 1979, Mr. Radford eventually settled in Worcestershire and currently has family there. He has been involved with Business Consultancy work for many years and currently runs a Sports related business. He is involved in clubs, schools and charity work with the Lord's Taveners, as well as sitting on the Board of Worcestershire County Cricket Club. His career saw him represent England at international level in both Test matches and One Day Internationals.
Having played professional cricket since 1979, Mr. Radford eventually settled in Worcestershire and currently has family there. He has been involved with Business Consultancy work for many years and currently runs a Sports related business. He is involved in clubs, schools and charity work with the Lord's Taveners, as well as sitting on the Board of Worcestershire County Cricket Club. His career saw him represent England at international level in both Test matches and One Day Internationals.
Neal Radford said: "I was getting increasingly frustrated as a dissatisfied voter and as such and wanted to do something about the situation - so I joined UKIP. I have been approached to stand in Fladbury for the local elections and it is something I intend to do."
Nigel Farage said: "He was one of the hardest working and gutsy bowlers in first class cricket and I know that he will apply that work ethic to his campaigning with us."
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