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60Second Survey SECOND 60SURVEY Dear Resident With NORTH LEAMINGTON Please take a minute to fill out this survey and touch inNorth Leamington Conservatives, PO Box 6237, Warwick CV34 9PX return it to the FREEPOST address opposite so Tel: 01926 485045 Email: [email protected] that we can stay in touch about issues that are Freepost plus Rtct-bshe-CUEK www.warwickandleamingtonconservatives.org Spring 2014 important to you and your family. North Leamington Conservative Action Team Yours sincerely PO Box 6237 North Leamington Conservative Action Team Warwick CV34 9PX THE LOCAL PLAN – OUR VIEWS Name Address Email Home/Mobile no 1 Do you have any local or national issues or concerns that you would like to raise with us? As your Conservative Action Team in North Leamington and easy option of development on green fields. There are large Milverton we are pleased that we helped to protect the areas within the urban areas of Warwick and Leamington green belt north of our area from development under the which would benefit from revitalisation with new homes and proposed Local Plan for Warwick District. We believe in urban businesses. Town Councillor Amanda Stevens says “Building We rely on volunteers to help with Thinking about the economy for a moment, please say how regeneration and the need to prioritise future development on brownfield sites boosts the vitality of our town and takes the strongly you agree or disagree with the statement that campaigning. Can you do any of 2 the following to help us: on brownfield sites within our towns rather than taking the pressure off the green belt and green fields.” “Dealing with Britain’s deficit and debt is the only way to get back to a strong economy” on a scale of 0-10, where 0 means o I can deliver leaflets We are here to listen to your views and help you to make contact with the various levels you disagree strongly and 10 means you agree strongly. o I can display a poster at of local government in North Leamington and Milverton. We have a strong local team, election time here to help, so please get in touch. Disagree 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Agree o I would like a postal vote Peter Bold - Peter lives in North Martin Foley - Martin lives in North o I would like to make a Leamington with his wife, Margaret. Since Leamington with his wife and young family. He Putting party politics aside and thinking about them as donation retiring from the manufacturing sector he has is involved with his local church and various 3 individuals, which of the two main leaders would you prefer as become a swimming instructor and enjoys charities within the town. He worked with Prime Minister? o I would like to stand for working in his garden. He is keen to bring more Hayley to preserve the Green Belt around North Council jobs to Leamington Spa and work with local Leamington and Milverton David Cameron Ed Miliband businesses to make this happen. o I would like to sign up for 01926 485045 email updates 01926 485045 [email protected] Thinking ahead to the next General Election in 2015, as things [email protected] 4 stand today, what are the chances of you voting for each of the How we use your information following parties—on a scale of 0-10, where 0 means there The data you provide will be retained by the Conservative Party Hayley Grainger - Hayley lives Cllr Amanda Stevens - Amanda and Warwick & Leamington Conservatives (“the data holders”) in and works in Milverton Ward, she is active is a Town Councillor representing Manor Ward. would be no chance of you voting for the party and 10 means accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and in her local community and was part of the She serves on the Cultural & Community and related legislation. By providing your data to us, you are consenting to you would be absolutely certain to vote for the party? the data holders making contact with you in the future by telephone, Conservative Action Team who worked hard to Planning Committees and is also a member of text or other means, even though you may be registered with the save the Green Belt north of Leamington. She WDC’s Leamington Christmas Lights Working Conservative 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Telephone Preference Service. Your data will not be sold or given to enjoys sport and can often be seen out and Party. She has lived in Leamington Spa for anyone not connected to the Conservative Party. If you do not want the about on her bike or running. more than 20 years with her husband and information you give to us to be used in this way, or for us to contact family, she volunteers for a local charity that Liberal Democrat 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 you, please indicate by ticking the relevant boxes: Post Email SMS Phone 01926 485045 supports the elderly. [email protected] Labour 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 01926 833242 [email protected] UKIP 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Promoted by Clare Sawdon on behalf of Warwick & Leamington Conservatives both of 2 The Green, Hatton, Warwick CV35 7EX and Printed by The Printing Shed, 70 Station Street, Atherstone CV9 1BU Promoted by Clare Sawdon on behalf of Warwick & Leamington Conservatives both of 2 The Green, Hatton, Warwick CV35 7EX and Printed by The Printing Shed, 70 Station Street, Atherstone CV9 1BU Conservatives working for North Leamington all year round! OUT AND ABOUT IN NORTH LEAMINGTON AND MILVERTON YOUR NORTH LEAMINGTON AND MILVERTON CONSERVATIVE TEAM HAS 10 Conservative BEEN BUSY WORKING ON YOUR BEHALF ON VARIOUS MATTERS achievements Amanda Stevens and Peter Bold have been Deficit cut by a third out and about with the local police on their walkabout sessions. “I believe it is vital that local 1.3 million new jobs created in the BOOST FOR FUTURE private sector residents feel safe in our parks and open spaces” said Amanda. “I have campaigned to ensure that more police are out and about in North TOURISM 250,000 more small businesses Leamington. Now that the evenings are getting longer it is even more important for the police to be Cllr Amanda Stevens has A record number of apprenticeships started seen, so that local people are reassured that they worked hard with Leamington – half a million last year alone are safe on our streets.” Town Council to secure additional funding for The Pump Average tax cut of £600 for 24 million Rooms Restoration Project. people and 2.2 million people taken out “The Pump Room Gardens are of tax altogether a great asset to our wonderful town. I look forward to the Helped freeze council tax for three years work being completed on this in a row ambitious project, improving the gardens will benefit local people as well as boosting our Energy companies being forced to put tourist business” she said after customers on the lowest tariff a recent meeting. Benefits capped – so no out-of-work household can claim more than the average working family earns BOWLS ENglaND AND WARWICK A cut in the EU budget and a treaty vetoed DISTRICT COUNCIL WELCOMe Men’S because it wasn’t in Britain’s national interest Amanda and Martin Foley are keen to see action taken to stop speeding BOWLS TO ROYAL LEAMINGTON Spa Crime down by more than 10% traffic in our residential streets. Peter Bold and Hayley great news for our town to have year, but to welcome the men is Grainger, who are both keen this prestigious tournament come very exciting, not only for sport on sport, are delighted that to Royal Leamington Spa this but also for the sake of our local One Stop Shop the Men’s National Bowls summer” Hayley commented. “We businesses” added Peter. Support Tournament is now coming to already have the Ladies National Leamington this summer. “It is Tournament in our town every “It makes good sense to share resources and deliver public services under one roof” HOW TO CONtact commented Amanda Stevens. “Lillington has COME AND MEET CHRIS WHITE MP WITH been able to retain its library, employment club YOUR LOCAL CONSERVatiVE TEAM CHRIS WHITE MP and other facilities for the use of local people Tel: 01926 315888 due to the joined up working of Conservative Saturday 10th May at Binswood Street Email: [email protected] controlled Warwickshire County and Warwick Website: www.ChrisWhiteMP.com District Councils” she added. Shops at 10.30am – 11.30am Mail: Chris White MP, 43a Clemens Street, Leamington Spa CV31 2DP CONSERVATIVES FIGHTING FOR A CLEANER, GREENER AND SAFER NORTH LEAMINGTON AND MILVERTON AREA.
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