Its not often Irlam forms part of a national political agenda. Probably the last time Irlam got a mention on BBC National News, was when the decision to close the Steelworks was announced back in the 1970s (unless you dismiss Richard Branson's visit to the town to launch a national cleanup campaign). And so the William '14 pints' Hague was wheeled to lend his support to local election candidates.
Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague dropped in to Irlam & Cadishead yesterday to lend his support to Conservative candidates Stephen Fitzsimmons and Lyn Bramer-Kelly and talk to shoppers and staff outside Tesco Irlam about the effect of Labour’s 10p tax bomb for hard-working local people. William and local activists spoke and handed out flyers to hundreds of local residents in Irlam & Cadishead and received an excellent response. 
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