Evalie A. Bradley

Anguillian politician and assembly member

Evalie A. Bradley - Anguillian politician and assembly member
Born

October 12th, 1954
70 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Anguilla

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A prominent Anguillian politician served in the House of Assembly of Anguilla. Elected multiple times, played a key role in local governance and policy-making. Engaged in discussions surrounding development and social issues affecting the territory. Involved with various committees addressing community needs and legislative processes.

Served in the House of Assembly of Anguilla

Engaged in local governance and policy-making

Participated in community development initiatives

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