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Chris Whiteside's Blog
Chris Whiteside is the Conservative parliamentary candidate for the Copeland constituency, and was elected in May 2007 as one of the three councillors for Bransty ward in Copeland. He lives in the constituency with his wife and young family. Following Boundary changes the Conservatives need a swing of just over 6% to win the Copeland constituency.
Monday, June 15, 2009
About Me
- Name: Chris Whiteside
- Location: Whitehaven, Cumbria, United Kingdom
My top priorities in Copeland include: 1) Defending local hospitals 2) Economic regeneration to provide more jobs 3) A balanced energy policy including a new generation of safe, environmentally-friendly nuclear power 4) Improving local transport links, to keep jobs in the area - I regret Labour's terrible decision to de-trunk the A595 5) Improving education facilities to attract "knowledge based" industries of the future: I welcome the new University campus at Westlakes CONTACT ME: Residents of Copeland with a local issue can contact me on chris4copeland@btinternet.com
Previous Posts
- A Song for Millom (I will survive)
- A second Bransty landmark to close ?
- Update on Whitehaven Golf Course
- Conservatives outpoll Labour in Copeland in Euros
- More planning problems at Whitehaven Golf Course
- FULL COUNTY RESULTS IN COPELAND
- Conservatives outpoll Labour in Copeland
- Six reasons to vote Conservative today
- Sun backs Tories in Thursday's Euro-poll
- Cameron in Keswick
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Do you honestly belive you"re in with a chance ?
A Tory millionaire claimed more than £50,000 of taxpayers’ money to rent a flat from his own company, it was disclosed last night.
Brian Binley, the MP for Northampton South, broke Commons rules which ban MPs from paying themselves or their businesses rent.
He maintained the dubious arrangement, pocketing £1,500 a month for more than three years even after he was told that the claims were not allowed.
1) It is up to the electorate, but yes. We outpolled Labour in the Copeland constituency on 4th June.
2) There has been disgraceful behaviour by some MPs of all parties.
I don't defend it, whoever does it, and the people responsible should be brought to book.
David Cameron has been far more effective than Gordon Brown in taking action about the problem.
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