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A NEW RECYCLING SERVICE for YIEWSLEY RESIDENTS a Message from Cllr intouch www.hillingdonconservatives.org If you have a problem or concern call us on 07716 282307 Promoted by Dominic Gilham on behalf of Hillingdon CONTACT DETAILS FOR YOUR Conservatives, both of 36 Harefield Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1PH. Printed by Scubaprint Ltd, Linsford Business Park, YIEWSLEY TEAM TELL US WHAT YOU THINK Linsford Lane, Mytchett, Camberley, GU16 6DJ Let us know if you have any issues of concern: CAN YOU HELP US? Please give us your contact details so we can keep in touch with you about the issues you have raised: I will be supporting Yiewsley Conservatives at the Local Elections Name ■ Ian Edwards Deliver leaflets in my road Address Display a poster at election time ■ Shehryar Wallana Attend social events ■ Peter Davis Join Hillingdon Conservatives Vote by post Telephone: 07716 282307 Home/Mobile No Please return to: Email: Freepost RSTB-LHZG-AYJG [email protected] Email Yiewsley Conservatives Write to us: 36 Harefield Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1PH Freepost RSTB-LHZG-AYJG How we use your information The data you provide will be retained by the Conservative Party and Hayes & Harlington Conservative Association in accordance with the provisions of the Data Yiewsley Conservatives Protection Act 1998 and related legislation. By providing your data to us, you are consenting to the data holders making contact with you in the future by telephone, text or other means, even though you may be registered with the Telephone Preference Service. Your data will not be sold or given to anyone not connected to the Conservative Party. If you do not want the information you give to us to 36 Harefield Road, Uxbridge, be used in this way, or for us to contact you, please indicate by ticking the relevant boxes: Post Email SMS Phone UB8 1PH A NEW RECYCLING SERVICE FOR YIEWSLEY RESIDENTS A message from Cllr. Ray Puddifoot MBE ■ Conservative run Hillingdon introduce improved recycling service Hillingdon residents have always enjoyed weekly refuse and recycling collections and now we are improving the service further. Unlike neighbouring Labour run Ealing council, we don’t charge you extra for your garden waste collection and we have in fact increased that collection to weekly. Now in just a short space of time over 16,000 residents have signed up for the new Food waste collection service. You get a Current Yiewsley Councillor ’fox proof’ outdoor bin and a kitchen caddy Dominic Gilham has been se- free of charge along with a roll of lected to stand as a Conserva- biodegradable bags. tive Candidate in his home ward If you would like to sign up for this service of West Drayton in May 2014. above: Shehryar with the new food waste bins please use the contact details above and we I am delighted that Shehryar will do the rest! Wallana has been selected to stand as a Conservative Candi- IMPROVED PARKING FOR date in Yiewsley in May 2014, together with Ian Edwards and YIEWSLEY RESIDENTS Peter Davis. The map opposite is of the increased I am confident that all three will area to the popular Y1 Parking be first class Councillors ena- scheme. Conservative candidate Ian bling you to have both a strong Edwards said “This scheme will bring and active team in Yiewsley and real benefits to residents and retailers, an effective voice in a Con- with, not only the first permit free but servative Administration in the an increase in the amount of pay and Civic Centre. display bays too. All can stop and shop at the cheapest rate of in London. It again demonstrates how Conservative Hillingdon is putting it residents first.” YIEWSLEY CONSERVATIVES PUTTING RESIDENTS FIRST Promoted by Dominic Gilham, on behalf of Hillingdon Conservatives, both of 36 Harefield Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1PH. Printed by Scubaprint Ltd, Linsford Business Park, Linsford Lane, Mytchett, Camberley, GU16 .
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