Councillor Marsh lives in Hoghton and represents Lostock Hall and Bamber Bridge on the county council and Coupe Green and Gregson Lane on the borough council.
Source/Credit: Lancashire Evening Post
By Web Desk | September 20, 2017
A Lancashire county councillor has been suspended from his party following anti-Islamic comments he is alleged to have made on social media.
Conservative Jim Marsh, who is also a South Ribble Borough councillor, is at the centre of an investigation by party bosses.
The action centres around a Facebook message from two years ago that has just surfaced.
In March, 2015, councillor Marsh signed an online petition in support of Pakistan Christian mother, Asian Bibi, sentenced to death in 2010 for blasphemy.
Along with the petition he signed was a comment allegedly denigrating Islam.
Councillor Marsh lives in Hoghton and represents Lostock Hall and Bamber Bridge on the county council and Coupe Green and Gregson Lane on the borough council. He is a former Mayor of South Ribble.
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