Bryan Robson
Born in 1940, Robson lived in Moorends all his life and worked at first Thorn, then Hickleton, and then Hatfield collieries. The Secretary of Thorne Tenants Association, he studied one day a week at Sheffield University. Robson became charged with replacing Bill Carr as the party’s main electoral candidate and stood unsuccessfully for the South Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council.
Source: Contemporary election leaflets
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