Are you fed up with being let down by politicians?
Vote Yes! 5th May
Every MP will have to work hard to earn and keep the
support of electors. That's because each MP will
need to win more than half of the votes to be elected.
A stronger voice for you
Ranking candidates in order of preference (1,2,3...)
give you more say - in who wins and who doesn't. If
your favourite doesn't win, you can still have a say.
Tackle MPs' 'jobs for life'
Too many MPs have their "safe seats" for life. Fairer
votes will force complacent politicians to sit up and
listen, and reach out to the communities they are
seeking to represent.
Save our cheques
The Lib Dem MP for Bradford East, David Ward has
launched a national campaign to save our cheque
following the decision by the banks to abolish the
cheque in 2018.
In December 2009 the Payments Council, a group made up from 28 of the big banks and financial companies announced plans to phase out the cheque.
Charities and vulnerable people will suffer the most Many national organisations have joined the Lib Dem campaign
including Age UK, Which, RNIB, and The Federation of Small Businesses. All have grave concerns that the banks' decision will hurt the most vulnerable including
the disabled, elderly, housebound, charities and many small businesses who rely on cheques. On November 2nd 2010 David Ward MP put forward a bill in
Parliament to make the banks continue offering cheques for as long as customers want them. Local Lib Dem Cllr Liz Phillips said "It is disgusting that a group
with such vested interests in getting rid of cheques should be entrusted with this decision. I hope this bilL will force the banks to listen to the very serious concerns
that many people have about this decision". If you support our campaign to save our cheques please sign the petition below and send to Liz at
53 Sansom Road, Leytonstone, London E11 3HD
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Lib Dem Councillors
Surgery
2nd & 4th Saturday every month
(except bank holidays)
between 10.00am and 12.00 noon at:
Buxton Primary Phase School,
(formerly Cann Hall School)
corner Woodhouse Road/Cann Hall Road
New Cann Hall Ward Forum
After the axing of the very popular Community Councils, a new forum was establised combining two wards together Cann Hall & Cathall. The first meeting took
place on the 29th March 2011 at the Epicentre. Approximately 50 residents attended and listened to presentations about the through school called Chobham
Academy which will take its first pupils fromSeptember 2013. Focus will inform you when the next Forum is taking place and the venue.
The Safer Neighbourhood Police were there to answer any questions and Keith Hanshaw, Head of Street Services from the Council's Environmental Department was
also present.
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