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Andrew Michael Humphreys (Born 16th August 1992) is a British politician who was the Conservative party candidate for Northgate in Crawley during the 2018 elections, having lost to the leader of Crawley Borough Council, Peter Lamb, who won by 98 votes. Andrew previously served in the British Army for 2 years until he sustained a shoulder injury which lead to him being discharged from service, after which he lived in The Republic of Korea for 6 and a half years. Whilst in Korea, Andrew studied Global Studies at Pusan National University, becoming fluent in the Korean language, and graduating with a GPA of 3.1 (UK 2:1)

Andrew was born in Hanley, Staffordshire to Stuart Gordon Humphreys, and Beverley Jane May, Andrew's father was a member of The Royal Air Force (RAF), and so lived in different parts of the country during his youth,