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From: Aidan Burley MP [email protected]
Subject: News Bulletin from Aidan Burley MP #81
Date: 26 March 2014 13:28
To: [email protected]
In this edition:
Aidan Burley MPs DiaryWebsite of the week:Staffordshire's Police
andCrime Commissioner,Matthew EllisCannock Chase Hospitalhas a
secure future thanksto statementIt is now clear that only
theConservatives can deliver areferendum on EuropeNew apprentices
give a3.1 million boost tobusinesses in CannockChasePhoto news:More
Cannock residentsjoin Aidan at Westminsterfor Parliament tourAidan
in Parliament:Aidan speaks in Commonsdebate on the
FrancisReportPhoto news:Commonwealth Day 2014
Extra help with childcarecosts is great news forparents in
Cannock ChaseBurley backs call for inquiryinto Sharia LawAidan
welcomes newmeasures to back saversand businesses in
CannockChaseAidan in the papers:New farmers marketreturns
Free Parliamentary trainingopportunity for teachers inCannock
ChaseReminder:Aidan offers unique chancefor local people to
attendPrime Ministers QuestionsHow to contactAidan Burley MP
Issue 81 - Wednesday 26th March 2014
Since the last edition, Aidan has:
Spoken in a debate in the House of Commons on the 'Francis
Report'. See below for a video of the debate.
Responded to the decision by Secretary of State for Health,
Jeremy Hunt MP to dissolve Mid Staffordshire NHS
Foundation Trust(MSFT).
Attended a Delegated Legislation Committee to discuss the
Draft Immigration and Nationality (Fees) Regulations2014.
Joined in celebrations for Commonwealth Day 2014at the Sri
Lanka High Commission in London.Questioned the Environment
Minister about flood prevention
measures in Cannock Chase and Staffordshire. *
Welcomed three more groups of Cannock South residents
to Westminster for a tour of the Houses of Parliament and a
question and answer session. Aidan has now had the
opportunity to welcome over 600 constituents to Houses of
Parliament since June 2013.
Questioned the Work and Pensions Secretary about the
number of benefit sanctions issued in Cannock Chase in the
last five years. *
Supported a Backbench Motion calling on Ministers to abandon
the Badger Cull(One of only 18 Conservatives to do so).
Questioned the Health Secretary about the number of
incidents
of self-harmthere have been by people under the age of 18 in
Staffordshire and Cannock Chase over the last five years. *
Sent his congratulations to St Peter's Primary School in
Hednesford who have successfully navigated their way out of
'special measures' to now being rated as good by Ofsted.
Welcomed news that 10 Start-Up Loansworth 65,424 have
been drawn down in Cannock Chase since 2012.
Questioned the Health Secretary about the level of NHS
spending in Cannock Chasesince 2006.*
*You can view the answers to Aidan's questions to Ministers
here.
Website of the week:
www.matthewellis.cc
The website of Staffordshire's Police and Crime
Commissioner,Matthew Ellis. Visit the site for information on what
he's doing tocut crime locally and sign up for regular news
bulletins by email.
Cannock Chase Hospital has a secure
future thanks to statement
The Secretary of State for Health,Jeremy Hunt MP, has published
hisdecision on the proposal to dissolvethe Mid Staffordshire
NHSFoundation Trust (MSFT).Commenting on the day of thestatement
Aidan said: "Today's
announcement by the Secretary ofState represents the
successfulconclusion of our two yearcampaign to save Cannock
ChaseHospital. Thanks to today'sdecision, ownership of our
local
hospital will be transferred to The Royal Wolverhampton NHS
Trust,which will fully utilise the facility that currently lies
half empty. Betterthan that, it will be refurbished and improved,
and more services willbe provided from it. Never again will Cannock
Chase Hospital beneglected to the point of closure, as it was so
shamefully under themanagement of Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation
Trust (MSFT) withthe tacit acceptance of local Labour
politicians.
"Today's decision is also good news for the people of Rugeley,
whowere initially faced with proposals that would have seen
Stafford'sA&E, Maternity and Intensive Care all closed. We have
moved a longway since then and I welcome the Secretary of State's
decision to askNHS England to look again at whether consultant-led
maternity cansafely be retained at Stafford. I would like to take
this opportunity topay tribute to all the staff at both Cannock and
Stafford Hospitals fortheir patience during this very testing time
and hope that now thisdecision has been made we can begin to look
forward toward abrighter and more sustainable future for our two
local hospitals."No one should shed a tear about the dissolution of
a horribly failingNHS Trust, which allowed hundreds of patients to
die needlessly and
buildings such as Cannock Hospital to decay and decline to the
pointof near closure. The last Government's decision to grant
FoundationTrust status to Mid Staffs in 2009, when the Trust was
clearly failing,was politically motivated and incomprehensible, and
they should nowapologise to the people of Staffordshire. Their
disastrous decisiondirectly led to the situation we have today."The
Secretary of State has recognised the importance of thesechanges
being enacted as soon as possible and, for the sake of thepatients
and the loyal staff, that must now happen without delay. I
lookforward to working with the new management to ensure a
smoothtransfer."
It is now clear that only the Conservativescan deliver a
referendum on Europe
Ed Miliband has effectively confirmed that if Labour are in
government
after the next election they will not give the British people a
say on ourmembership of the European Union.This admission shows
that the only way to get an in-out referendum onBritain's EU
membership is by electing a Conservative government.Only the
Conservatives can deliver real change in Europe.Commenting Aidan
said: "Our relationship with Europe isn't workingand it needs to
change, and it is clear from speaking with local people,of
whichever party and whether they are for or against the EU,
thatthey want to be able to have another vote."David Cameron has
set out a plan to seek a new settlement for Britainin Europe, and
will then let the British people decide in an in-outreferendum by
the end of 2017. Yesterday Ed Miliband said that therewon't be a
referendum under Labour. The Liberal Democrats won'thave one either
and UKIP can't deliver on their promises."There's now no doubt that
the only way people in Cannock Chase canget a say on Britain's
membership of the EU is by votingConservative."Prime Minister David
Cameron said: "Ed Miliband has made hisposition crystal clear there
will be no referendum under Labour. Onlythe Conservatives will
guarantee and deliver that referendum. It willonly happen if I am
Prime Minister."
New apprentices give a 3.1 million boostto businesses in Cannock
ChaseAidan is calling for more localbusinesses to take on an
apprentice,after new research revealed the extentof the benefits
involved.Every time a local company hires anapprentice, their
bottom line gets an
average boost of 2,207. This happensimmediately, while the
apprentice is being trained, and represents thebenefit after
typical wage and training costs for the West Midlands
arededucted.Last year, 1,410 people started an apprenticeship in
Cannock Chase.This means that new apprentices alone provided a
local boost ofaround 3,112,000 in 2012/13.The number of apprentices
has been increasing rapidly. Despite this,surveys show that 60% of
small businesses are missing out becausethey don't know enough
about how apprenticeships work. Manyassume that they are difficult
to administer and will involve a short-termcost.
The new research was commissioned by the Association
ofAccounting Technicians (AAT), which has pioneered apprenticeships
inaccounting. Non-traditional areas like accounting now make up
themajority of apprenticeships, demonstrating the huge expansion in
therange and types available.Commenting Aidan said: "If they don't
have one already, every localbusiness in Cannock Chase should
consider employing an apprentice."By giving young people a chance,
they will also be boosting theirbottom line. The benefit here of
3.1m has made a real difference tothe local economy, and that's
just from apprentices who began last
year."Apprenticeship numbers have now doubled, with the
Governmentmaking it a key priority. It's great news for each local
apprentice, greatfor our businesses and great for growth."The Chief
Executive of AAT, Jane Scott Paul added: "I am delightedthat Aidan
Burley MP is encouraging more companies to employ anapprentice. Far
from being a cost, apprentices bring benefits straightaway."It's
really important that employers know there are apprenticeships
forall shapes and sizes, including those in non-traditional sectors
likeaccounting and law. That's how apprentices boosted UK firms by
1.8billion last year."
Photo news:
More Cannock Chase residents join Aidanat Westminster for
Parliament tour
Aidan Burley MP with a group of CannockSouth residents in
the
House of Commons. Aidan has now had the opportunity towelcome
over 600 constituents to Houses of Parliament since
June 2013.
Aidan in Parliament:
Aidan speaks in Commons debateon the Francis ReportWednesday 5th
March 2014
Click on the image above to watch Aidan's speech.
The full text of the speech was as follows:Mr Aidan Burley
(Cannock Chase, Conservative):It is a pleasure tofollow the right
hon. Member for Cynon Valley (Ann Clwyd). I, too, paytribute to her
work in championing patients. The calm silence withwhich the House
listened to her speech speaks volumes, as do themany nods of heads
of colleagues around the Chamber.I declare an interest, as my local
hospital, Cannock Chase, is the other
hospital in the Mid Staffs trust, so my constituents, like those
of myhon. Friend the Member for Stafford (Jeremy Lefroy), have
beendeeply affected by the fall-out from Mid Staffs and the Francis
report. Iecho some the comments that have been made: I would not
wish apublic inquiry or trust special administration on any Member
ofParliament, as it is an horrendously long drawn-out process
andincredibly stressful for everyone involved, not least the
patients whouse the hospitals affected and the staff who work in
them. However,the outcome is worth it, as todays debate shows it
was, if we learn theright lessons,.I praise the staff at both
Stafford and Cannock Chase hospitals forgetting on with the job
even when they are not sure what the future willbe. I urge the
Minister once more to move to the new organisationalstructure, with
Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust runningCannock Chase and
University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHSTrust running
Stafford, as soon as possible to end the insecurity thatthe staff
at both hospitals have suffered for too long.Andy Burnham (Leigh,
Labour):I am grateful to the hon. Gentlemanfor giving way so early
in his speech, to which I am listening carefully.He says that the
TSA process was worth it. May I press him on that?Does he really
think that that was ever going to deliver a fair outcomefor his
local hospital, given that it followed a three-year public
inquiryand the hospital lost patients and staff as a result? In the
spirit of thecall made by the hon. Member for Stafford (Jeremy
Lefroy), should wenot all unite to recognise the exceptional
circumstances that the local
trust has been through? Is it not the case that a TSA process
couldnever capture the exceptional nature of what has happened to
thelocal health economy and, in fact, it looked narrowly at the
trustsfinances and sustainability? Should we not call on the
Government tolook at that?Mr Burley:The right hon. Gentleman asks a
number of questions. Iam still not clear about his position and
whether he thinks that thepublic inquiry was the right decision or
not. The inquiry led torecommendations and the improvements we have
seen. To answer hisquestion about whether the TSA process was worth
itthat was thephrase he usedas we speak in the Chamber today, my
local hospitalis 50% empty. Cannock Chase hospital was run down by
the
management of Mid Staffs to near closure, and half of it lies
empty.Any building that is half empty has a sword of
Damocleshanging over it, and no one from the Opposition complained
locally asservices were slowly stripped out by stealth over the
past 10 years. Asa result of the TSA process, Royal Wolverhampton
Hospitals NHSTrust will take over running of Cannock hospital,
increase utilisationfrom 50% to 100%, and invest 20 million in
refurbishing it. Thatshows that the TSA process has been fantastic
from a Cannock Chaseperspective, even though it has been a
stressful and drawn-outprocess.I praise my hon. Friend the Member
for Stafford for his tireless work onthis issue and for his
technical and clinical knowledge of local services,
which is second to none in the House. His campaigning has led us
along way from the point at which A and E, maternity and
paediatricswould all be closed, which is a hell of a legacy of
public service to thepeople of Stafford who, I am sure, will return
him at the next electionfor a second termone which I hope is not
dominated by the issue ofStafford hospital, as his first term has
been.As we know, the Government introduced measures in the Care
Bill astheir legislative response to the Francis inquiry. Those
measuresinclude the introduction of Ofsted-style ratings for
hospitals and carehomes, creating a single regime to deal with
financial and care failuresat NHS hospitals, introducing a duty of
candour, and making it acriminal offence for care providers to give
false and misleading
information about their performance. It may surprise many that
thosemeasures do not already exist. Local parents in my
constituency sendtheir children to schools in Cannock that have an
Ofsted rating, andthey can speak to teachers about any documented
problems in theschool. Those same parents take their elderly
relatives to Staffordhospital and are surprised when they receive
appalling careindeed,some even die suddenlybecause there is simply
no clear ranking ofhow that hospital is performing as there is for
their childrens school.Worse still, nursing management and staff
had actively been coveringup the problems. As we have seen locally,
the events at Mid Staffsclearly demonstrate that a culture had been
allowed to develop in theNHS in which defensiveness and secrecy
were put ahead of patient
care. Think about that for a moment: they were put ahead of
patientcare. In the 21st century, is that not a damning indictment
of aninstitution that was set up to improve the health of its
people, but hasbeen encouraged over the years to protect itself and
its reputationmore than the people it exists to serve? I think that
all Members shouldreflect on that before rushing to defend the
reputation of the NHS. Weshould remember why the NHS exists: to
serve the patients, not itselfor any political party.In the time
available, I want to talk about two things: prioritising thepatient
experience and the TSA process. Before doing so, I think that itis
worth remembering how we got to this point today. MacmillanCancer
Supports briefing for this debate, which the hon. Member
forStoke-on-Trent South (Robert Flello) has already quoted, gets it
spot
on:
The failure at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust to
putpatients and their priorities at the centre of their work was
akey finding from Robert Francis report! In particular, thereport
found that the trust prioritised its finances andFoundation Trust
application over providing a high quality ofcare that put patients
first.
To quote a source that we on the Government side of the House
allread regularly, the World Socialist Web Site:
Under the 1997-2010 Labour government, Stafford was
pressured to transform into a Foundation Trustan initiativeaimed
at making hospitals semi-independent of theDepartment of Health by
freeing them to find private fundingsources. In the process, 10
million was cut from the Trustsbudget and 150 jobs lost, leading to
nursing staff shortages,overwork and the inability to provide a
high-quality service tovulnerable patients. Any excess deaths at
the hospital must beattributed to this shift.
Mr Cash (Stone, Conservative):Does my hon. Friend recallit
mightbe difficult for him as he was not a Member of the House at
the time,but perhaps he can refer to previous documentsthat when
themeeting on granting trust status took place, the then head of
Monitor,William Moyes, asked the trust a series of 48 questions, of
which 39were about finance? In other words, that was the priority
at the time.That is where things were going badly wrong.Mr Burley:I
am grateful to my hon. Friend, who has a longer history inthis
House than I do, and indeed a longer future. He is right
thatfinance was put far above patient care. People in Staffordshire
are stillastonished that the trust was ever granted FT status. I
asked RobertFrancis himself, and he said that he had no idea how,
in the climatemy hon. Friend has just described, that failing
trust, which wasbankrupt at the time, was able to shed staff for no
clinical reason at allin order to achieve FT status, and that FT
status was granted while allthose problems were lurking beneath the
surface. I would welcomeany intervention from an Opposition Member
to say why that was
signed off.The Conservatives are not alone in saying that Labour
created aculture of targets in the NHS that led to thousands of
unnecessarydeaths at Mid Staffordshire hospital. It is also being
said by the WorldSocialist Web Site and by independent charities
such as MacmillanCancer Support, which says that the trust
prioritised its FT applicationover providing high-quality care that
put patients first. Let us be clearwhat that means. The management
of the Mid Staffs trust shed 150nurses, many of them my
constituents; it sacked them from their jobs,which were clearly
vital, given the appalling care that followed, simplyin order to
hit financial targets. Those financial targets were not due
tobudget constraintsto be fair to the previous Labour
Government,
they did not reduce the NHS budget in Staffordshire. The job
cuts weremade deliberately to meet an aspirational organisational
form. What astrange position to arrive at in the 21st century,
where managementthink that it is acceptable to shed necessary
nursing jobs simply toachieve an organisational form, as though
that is in some way moreimportant than serving the health needs of
patients.The Francis report is so important because it states for
the first time:that the patient, not a foundation trust
application,should come first;that there should be a statutory duty
of candour, rather than a cultureof cover-up; that feedback from
patients should be valued and listenedto, not ignored, as was the
case in Stafford; and that hospitals shouldbe rated, as Ofsted
rates schools, and publicly assessed so thatpatients can make
informed choices about their care.The figures show that NHS care
has changed for the better just oneyear on from the Francis
inquiry. The 14 hospitals now in specialmeasures are slowly being
turned around, with 650 extra nurses andnursing assistants hired,
strong leaders installed and 49 board-levelmanagers replaced. Some
2,400 extra hospital nurses have beenhired. Since May 2010, 3,300
more nurses and 6,000 more clinicalstaff are working on NHS
hospital wards overall andthis is the crucialfigurenearly 1.6
million patients have given direct feedback on whatthey thought
about their treatment through the friends and family test.There is
clearly a shift of priorities going on within the NHS, which is
tobe welcomed, but it would never have happened were it not for
the
Francis inquiryan inquiry, of course, that would never
havehappened under the previous Government. I repeat my earlier
pointabout the importance of not protecting the reputation of the
NHS as aninstitution, but above all else focusing on the care of
the patients that itexists to serve.
Photo news:
Commonwealth Day 2014
Aidan Burley MP at Commonwealth Day 2014 celebrations at theSri
Lanka High Commission in London.
Extra help with childcare costs is great
news for parents in Cannock ChaseAidan has welcomed a major
newchildcare package unveiled by the
Prime Minister today which will help310,000 families in the
WestMidlands and Staffordshire.The Governments' new
Tax-FreeChildcare scheme will provide 20per cent support on
childcare costsup to 10,000 per year for eachchild via a new simple
online system. The limit had previously been setat 6,000. This now
means support of up to 2,000 per child per year.In addition, to
help more families move off of benefits and intoemployment, the
Government also announced that it will cover the 85per cent of
childcare costs for around 300,000 families receivingUniversal
Credit, making sure work always pays.Commenting Aidan said: "For
too long it has been very difficult formany families to find good,
affordable childcare."This announcement is great news for children
and families inCannock Chase. As part of our long-term economic
plan, thesemeasures will help parents provide more financial
security for theirfamilies, while directing extra support to those
children fromdisadvantaged backgrounds."Prime Minister, David
Cameron said: "Tax free childcare is animportant part of our
long-term economic plan. It will help millions of
hard-pressed families with their childcare costs and provide
financialsecurity for the future."
Burley backs call for inquiry intoSharia LawAidan has backed
calls for a Parliamentary Inquiry to be held into thescale of
Islamic law in the UK. His call follows recent guidance issuedby
the Law Society which effectively enshrines Islamic Law in
theBritish legal system.Under new guidance produced by The Law
Society, which would berecognised by the British Courts, solicitors
will be able to composeIslamic wills that refuse women an equal
share of inheritances anddiscount non-believers entirely. The
recommendations can alsoprevent illegitimate children, as well as
those who have been adopted,from being included in an
inheritance.At present, Sharia law has no jurisdiction in England
and Wales,however Aidan fears this new guidance may be seen as
another steptowards a parallel legal system in Britain.Commenting
Aidan said: "I am deeply concerned by this new guidancepublished by
the Law Society. We are already seeing a worrying rise in
the number of Sharia Courts across the country and this guidance
maybe seen as another step towards the legitimisation of a parallel
legalsystem for Britain's Muslim communities."The Law Society
should withdraw this guidance immediately and aparliamentary
inquiry should be set up to see how widespread the useof Sharia Law
has become."Our society rightly welcomes diversity, however this
should not meanadopting legal practices that unapologetically
discriminate againstwomen, homosexuals and so called 'unbelievers'.
Britain's legalsystem should be a single system of law that applies
to everyone. Thisis the most fundamental principle of British
justice and one which we
must do all we can to protect."
Aidan welcomes new measures to back
savers and businesses in Cannock ChaseAidan has welcomed
measuresannounced in the Budget for savers,pensioners and
businesses acrossCannock Chase.The Budget will help those people
who
want to save for a home, save for theirfamily or save for their
retirement by:
Merging the cash ISA and stocks & shares ISA into a
single
New ISA with an annual limit of 15,000 this will make saving
simpler and more flexible. 513,000 ISA holders in the West
Midlands could benefit from the New ISA.
Abolishing the 10p starting rate of tax for savings income
the
10p band will become a zero rate band and will be extended
to
the first 5,000 of savings income. This will benefit 1.5
million
low income savers.
Creating a new pensioner bond that will offer a return that
is
better than anything pensioners can get now helping
pensioners who have worked hard and saved.
The Budget also unveiled radical changes to the way people will
beable to access their retirement income and the biggest shake-up
to thetaxation of pensions in almost a century. This will mean:
! No one will have to buy an annuity if they don't want to.There
will be no punitive 55 per cent tax rate if you try and take
more than your tax free lump sum.
Everyone who retires on these schemes will now be offered
free, impartial, face-to-face advice.
Measures announced in the Budget to support businesses
include:
Cutting the cost of manufacturing by cutting the cost of
energy
bills for manufacturers, with targeted support for energy
intensive industries.
Doubling the Annual Investment Allowance to 500,000 -
meaning almost every business will pay no tax upfront when
they invest in the future.
Delivering the most competitive export finance in Europe by
doubling the government lending available to exporters to 3
billion and cutting the typical interest rate on it by a
third.
Commenting Aidan said: "I welcome the announcements in
theChancellor's budget today that will help businesses and
enablepensioners to take control of their pensions."Savers have had
an especially hard time in recent years and it's timeBritain helped
them out. That's why whether you want to save for ahome, save for
your family or save for your retirement this is a Budgetfor you.
The radical changes announced today will help boosteconomic
security for people who work hard and save hard andshow that the
Conservative Party is on your side."Manufacturers and businesses
across Cannock Chase looking toinvest and export will welcome
measures to cut energy bills, doublethe tax allowance for investing
and boost support for exporters.Backing businesses is a central
part of the Conservatives' long-termeconomic plan to secure a
better future for Britain. This Budget willbuild a resilient
economy and deliver more economic security."
ADVERTRISEMENT:
Aidan in the papers:
New farmers market returnsExpress & StarMonday 10th March
2014A new farmers market inRugeley which includestraders selling
from canalboats will take place in the
town for the second time this month.Organised by entrepreneur
Sue Pettitt, Rugeley Arts, Crafts andFarmers Market will take place
on March 22 after it launched lastmonth.Ms Pettitt said: This is
the start of exciting times for Rugeley. TheMarket bought many
people into the town, both locals and new faces.MP Aidan Burley
came along to show his support to the market.The market needs time
to grow, hopefully with everybodys supportwe can create a real
special day for Rugeley.
Free Parliamentary training opportunity for
teachers in Cannock ChaseTeachers Institute 2014: 30th June 4th
July
Aidan Burley is calling on all localteachers to take part in a
fantasticfree training opportunity.Parliaments Education Service
willbe hosting the annual Teachers
Institute residential course in Westminster this summer, from
30th June
4th July, and applications are now open.The Teachers Institute
is a unique professional developmentopportunity, allowing teachers
a chance to experience Parliament inaction during an informative,
interactive and unforgettable week basedat the Houses of
Parliament. Transport and accommodation costs arecovered for all
delegates and applications are welcome from acrossthe UK, for
teachers and other professionals working with childrenaged 7-18
across Citizenship, Politics, Law, History and other
relatedsubjects.This free course offers delegates an opportunity to
share theirexpertise and knowledge with teaching colleagues, and
time to explore
new and exciting teaching ideas for the classroom. Delegates
willexperience a variety of events during the week, including
Q&Asessions with Members of both Houses of Parliament,
insightful talksfrom subject specialists, workshops devoted to key
aspects of the workof Parliament linked to the new National
Curriculum and detailedresources for use in the classroom.Previous
delegates have rated the course highly. A 2014 delegatesaid: Thank
you so much. In 27 years of teaching this is without doubtthe most
interesting, useful, enjoyable and thoroughly decent course Ihave
been on.The deadline for applications is 08:00 Monday 31st March
2014.
For more information call Nicola Peacock on 0207 219 1152 or
visitwww.parliament.uk/education/in-your-school/teachers-institute/.
Reminder:
Aidan offers unique chance for local
people to attend Prime MinistersQuestions
Chase MP Aidan Burley is offering four
lucky constituents in Cannock Chase aonce-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to seePrime Ministers Questions in person atthe House
of Commons.Aidan receives just three confirmedpairs of gallery
tickets each calendar
year to the parliamentary show piece event and so as to
ensureabsolute fairness to all his constituents, has this year
decided to hold aballot a few weeks before each date which will be
drawn from allreceived entries.The ballot for the most sought-after
parliamentary tickets is open to all
his Cannock Chase constituents and will be held in good time to
notifywinners so they can make the necessary arrangements.The dates
Aidan has been allocated for 2014 are: Wednesday 25 June2014 and
Wednesday 26 November 2014.Commenting Aidan said:"I have been
determined to make Parliamentmore real and more accessible to the
people in Cannock Chase. Ihave been organising tours, which have
been packed out and feel thenext step is to let people see what the
House of Commons is likeduring its most prestigious event.
Parliament is always buzzing on aWednesday so I can promise a
really interesting and exciting trip toWestminster for those who
are successful."
Constituents who would like to be entered into the draw for
any/all ofthe above dates can do so online via Aidans website
atwww.aidanburleymp.org/pmqs.Alternatively constituents can apply
in writing at: Aidan Burley MP,House of Commons, Westminster,
London, SW1A 0AA where theyshould include their full name, postal
address, contact telephonenumber and the dates they would like to
be entered for.
ADVERTRISEMENT:
5 ways to contact Aidan Burley MP:
By Phone: 01543 502 447
By email: [email protected]
By post: Aidan Burley MP6 High Green Court,
Newhall StreetCannock, WS11 1GR
In person: Click here for details of how tobook an appointment
at AidanBurley MPs regular help andadvice surgeries.
www.aidanburleymp.org
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