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The headline says it all!
A couple of month ago we said that our most important challenge was a campaign
to get rid of Ken Livinstone. It turned out to be even more successful for Conservatives.
We can now celebrate not only the first Conservative Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, but
also a brilliant result in local government elections across the whole country, where
we gained over 250 seats and 44% of the national vote.
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Our local candidate, Richard Barnes, has more than doubled his
majority and is now enjoying a new office as the Deputy Mayor.
I have now stepped down from the London Assembly after serving for eight years as the member
for West Central to dedicate even more time to Ealing Central and Acton. It is very important
that I get to know the constituency and everyone who lives here even better and I shall commit
myself to working for residents and local businesses to help them with issues to the best of
my abilities.
I believe that our future looks much more positive with a new administration at City Hall.
I would like to congratulate Boris Johnson and Richard Barnes on stunning results in the
London elections. We are all looking forward to positive changes coming from City Hall,
which will improve the lives of all of us.
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Angie Bray
Conservative Parliamentary Candidate
Ealing Central & Acton
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Angie
Bray is very willing to provide help and advice for all
Ealing Central & Acton residents. If you
have any issue you wish to take up with Angie
please send her an email and she will do all
she can to take up your issue and find the
right person to deal with it on your
behalf.
Please
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updates.
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Opposition to Heathrow Expansion
Post Office petition
Boris Johnson comes to Ealing
Angie works with Network Rail
Is "The Leaf" sustainable?
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Angie interviewed on new issues
Each month, Angie Bray sends out an email bulletin
to keep local residents informed of her activities in
Ealing Central and Acton.
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Post Office Closure announced
Post Office Ltd has announced on 7th May,
after a 6 weeks consultation programme, that 5 out of 6 branches ear-marked
in the original consultation, will actually close and they are:
1. The Avenue, 22 The Avenue, West Ealing
2. Boileau Parade, 2 Boileau Parade, Ealing
3. Churchfied Road, 24 Churchfield Road, Acton
4. Haven Green, 2 Madeley Road, Haven Green, Ealing
5. Park Parade, 6 Park Parade, Gunnersbury Avenue, Acton
One branch has been submitted for further review by Postwatch, which is the Post
Office in Bollo Bridge Road in Acton.
It is a real slap in the face for Ealing and Acton and proved that the consultation
process was a sham. Angie said: "We have done a lot of campaigning against the closure,
with leaflets and thousands of signatures on dozens of petitions. This announcement
only proves the point that Gordon Brown does not listen to the public and has learnt
nothing from the appalling Labour local election results.
For mothers with young children, the elderly, the disabled and other vulnerable groups,
the closures announced today will have a very real and serious effect. But what really
sticks in people's throats is the sight of Labour Cabinet Ministers and MPs, including
our own local MP, scurrying around their constituencies telling us they support their
Post Offices, before going back to Westminster and voting for their closure!"
This fight does not quite stop here. Angie will be talking to our Conservative - led
Council to see if there is anything they can yet come up with, which may help to keep
even some of these Post Offices going.
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This year, a new constituency called Ealing Central
and Acton was formed out of the old Ealing, Acton and
Shepherds Bush seat, following a review of all
constituencies across the country by the Boundaries Commission.
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To see a map of the new constituency
CLICK HERE
Map image produced from the Ordnance Survey Election-Map service. Image
reproduced with permission of Ordnance Survey.
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