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This is me
editHello. Just came across this today. I am the Fred Carver. I'm flattered, don't know if I deserve it but I suppose it's not for me to say.
I understand editing your own page is frowned upon and the done thing is to make a comment on the Talk page. With that in mind:
- I never went to Eton, the idea's pretty funny. My alma mater is All Saints Roman Catholic School, York
- I did actually leave UNA-UK in 2020, full CV on my website
- Full name Frédéric Hugh Carver
- I didn't know about youngest councillor in Camden history, I suppose it's possible. I was 21 and about 10 months. The News of the World and Independent reported that I was the youngest councillor in the UK (cannot find online but the articles were titled "Lib Dem lad's mugging hell" and "Britain's youngest ..... politician" respectively), but it later came out that there was a younger one in Kingston, and a couple of years later the age limit was dropped from 21 to 18 so I would be surprised if there hasn't been a younger Camden councillor since.
Thanks a lot!
Fred