Mark Croucher, is a former Director of Communications for the UK Independence Party (2001-2007), and was an elected member of the national council of the Chartered Institute of Journalists from 2002 until 2006. He remains a member of the CIoJ, and is currently a freelance journalist. He was in charge of media strategy during the party's successful 2004 European Election campaign, when the party gained 16.8% of the national vote and returned 12 MEPs, beating the Liberal Democrats into 4th place.

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  • Mark Croucher, is a former Director of Communications for the UK Independence Party (2001-2007), and was an elected member of the national council of the Chartered Institute of Journalists from 2002 until 2006. He remains a member of the CIoJ, and is currently a freelance journalist. He was in charge of media strategy during the party's successful 2004 European Election campaign, when the party gained 16.8% of the national vote and returned 12 MEPs, beating the Liberal Democrats into 4th place. He was a parliamentary candidate for the UK Independence Party in the Dartford (UK Parliament constituency) constituency in 2001 and 2005, coming fourth both times with 989 votes (2.2%) and 1407 votes (3.01%) respectively. He is a former Merchant Navy radio officer and pub landlord.
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  • Mark Croucher, is a former Director of Communications for the UK Independence Party (2001-2007), and was an elected member of the national council of the Chartered Institute of Journalists from 2002 until 2006. He remains a member of the CIoJ, and is currently a freelance journalist. He was in charge of media strategy during the party's successful 2004 European Election campaign, when the party gained 16.8% of the national vote and returned 12 MEPs, beating the Liberal Democrats into 4th place.
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  • Mark Croucher
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