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Stanwell on the Up! out & About the Stanwell New Start Project Was Initiated by Local Conservatives How to contact us 55 Cherry Orchard, Staines-upon-Thames TW18 2DQ 01784 453544 [email protected] inSpelthornetouch Conservatives working for Stanwell From Richard Barratt, Kevin Flurry, Joshua Jogo and Kwasi Kwarteng Election day is 7th May Kwasi Kwarteng Stanwell on the up! out & about The Stanwell New Start project was initiated by local Conservatives. It ■ Kwasi (our Member of is regenerating parts of Stanwell to ensure that all properties are of the Parliament) recently visited highest standard. The first three phases of the project are nearly complete. the Stanwell Rose Community An extra 44 homes for the elderly, Centre. The centre has already 18 shared ownership and 145 proved to be a significant private homes have now been addition to the area and it is built. Play areas for children fantastic to see the impact it is and young people have been having on the local community. improved. Residents have been very Spelthorne Conservatives positive, and the centre’s many supported calls for the events and sessions are already implementation of CCTV to make reaching out to a wide variety of Stanwell a safer place. Cameras people in Stanwell. have now been put in place at a number of key locations; they ■ Stanwell New Start welcomed recorded 129 incidents between Kwasi to the Stanwell Sure Start Kwasi visits the Stanwell Rose Community Centre November 2013 and November Children’s Centre in Hadrian 2014. Way, which is run by the Surrey Health and Care Trust in partnership with Community Centre Surrey County Council. Kwasi popped along to hear about Spelthorne Conservatives worked what is going on at the centre with Surrey County Council and to chat to the staff. and medical professionals to replace the old health centre and Photos (top to bottom) underused Stanwell Day Centre James Brokenshire, Minister for with something more attuned to Immigration and Security visits Clare Road the needs of the community. A Kwasi at BA’s World Cargo Centre brand new state of the art health and community centre opened in Hadrian Way in 2011. It provides many services to the local community, including specialist services for women, the obese, and other special health needs groups. The medical practice has now expanded to 12 doctors. There is a library facility and community health services are provided on site. HEATHROW AIRPORT Heathrow is strongly connected to the Borough. While we support the airport whenever we can, Spelthorne Conservatives are very mindful that nothing should harm the quality of life here. We opposed the idea of building a new southern runway at our border. We objected to Heathrow’s proposal to build an energy-from-waste plant in Stanwell. Heathrow listened and abandoned these ideas. We achieved these outcomes through the good relationship we have built up with the airport over many years. www.spelthorneconservatives.org.uk intouch YOUR StaNWELL North COUNCIL caNDIDates Richard Barratt Kevin Flurry Joshua Jogo 07747 157972 07914 289882 07448 522120 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] “I have lived and worked locally “Some of you might recognise “I am a proud resident of all my life. I am a 53-year-old the name Flurry. That might Stanwell, where I have lived for family man with three sons. I be because Bob Flurry, my over 12 years. I am married currently work at Heathrow as grandfather, lived in Southern with three children, including a maintenance manager, and Cottages on the Horton Road. I 16-year-old twins, who were all have considerable experience grew up locally and moved back educated at local schools. I am working in the engineering here when I left the army. I have a certified travel consultant and and service industries. I know now been married for 34 years have considerable experience that many local residents work and have two grandchildren. in business, so I know what it at Heathrow, and I intend to I have represented local takes to get things done. I want support the airport whenever residents before, working hard to make a difference to the local I can. I believe that our local to protect Stanwell’s interests. area. I have established a team economy can be strengthened I worked with the Community of local volunteers who regularly and jobs created with the Payback team to carry out jobs visit and provide support and construction of a 3rd runway to to improve the area, cleaning assistance to elderly residents. the north of the airport. I am footpaths and painting the I am committed to supporting also very conscious about local Village Hall. I hope that I can local job creation, improving issues and it is my priority to work on your behalf as a the quality of our schools and keep Stanwell secure, safe and Councillor and I believe that we tackling anti-social behaviour.” tidy.” can achieve so much together.” A message from Kwasi Kwarteng Spelthorne is a wonderful and unique place, and I have felt very welcome here. We are well positioned alongside the River Thames and next to Heathrow. Community spirit is a great strength. People are enterprising and forward looking, but also proud of local history and tradition. The community, businesses and local representatives support one another; I value this spirit and I hope to be able to build on it to ensure a prosperous future for everyone in the Borough. CARING AND CAMPAIGNING FOR THE COMMUNITY Promoted by Kim Joyce, on behalf of the Spelthorne Conservative Association, both of 55 Cherry Orchard, Staines, Middlesex, TW18 2DQ. Printed by Vale Press Ltd, Unit 6, Willersey Business Park, Broadway, WR127RR.
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