Possible conflict of interest

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It seems like you are only editing Sandy Martin, and a lot of your edits seem to suggest a conflict of interest. For example, you have added unsourced information about Martin's personal interests for example: He sings when asked, and often when not asked. He also enjoys long walks, takes part in Park Runs in Ipswich although not as often as he should, and regularly cycles. You also strangely changed changed many instances of "Martin" to "Mr Martin" which goes against the manual of style (MOS:MR). If you don't have a conflict of interest, I suggest taking a look at WP:BETTER and WP:CONPOL so that your edits won't be construed as presenting a conflict of interest.  Bait30  Talk? 01:02, 14 November 2019 (UTC)Reply