Sentences with phrase «constituency surgeries»

Does he hold constituency surgeries these days I wonder?

Oh and attending a weekend constituency surgery doesn't count.

Diligent politicians certainly learn a lot from Saturday morning chats at constituency surgeries or on the doorstep.

Dr Cable said today: «I feel quite angry and strongly about this, I've had constituency surgeries now for 13 years every week, that's well over 600.

Labour MP Angela Eagle has accused party leader Jeremy Corbyn of «stirring» things after she cancelled constituency surgeries because of abuse.

About six months ago, Webb organised a campaign by Green bloggers to get people to turn up in MP constituency surgeries to cajole their MP into wanting an 80 % cut.

Angela Eagle hit out at the veteran leftie after she was forced to cancel constituency surgeries due to attacks against he and her staff.

He pointed to examples of work he said he had done in his constituency this week, including helping Cheshire schools «get a fairer deal out of the proposed new funding formula», opening a new road, speaking at a fundraising dinner and holding his regular constituency surgery.

Tadpole and Taper must have known they were being a bit fly, just as reporters who record private lunches with doddery old ex-ministers or Vince Cable's constituency surgery boasting about Rupert Murdoch know they are being fly.

Not issues that regularly come up at constituency surgeries, but at least I knew where most of the places were during the Iraq war including the ziggurats Saddam Hussein had used to shield his fighter planes.

It knows MPs hold constituency surgeries.

«I feel quite angry and strongly about this, I've had constituency surgeries now for 13 years every week, that's well over 600.

If 26th June is not possible, you could arrange an appointment with your MP at a constituency surgery.

Initially I tried to arrange to see him at his constituency surgery but, as it turned out, it was more convenient for him to come to my house.

all of our constituency surgeries are full of people dealing with this incompetence,» he declared.

[126] His constituency surgeries proved popular, and he involved himself in local campaigns to save Townlands Hospital and the local air ambulance from closure, as well as to keep Brakspear as an independent brewer.

The journalists hunting for stories, or the MPs with their constituency surgeries?

The MP also revealed that he had been forced to have a police presence at his constituency surgeries last weekend after a group of people accessed his office building «under false pretences and filmed themselves protesting outside the door of my office».

Mrs Cox, who was married with two children, was about to attend a constituency surgery when she was killed.

She is said to have been a close friend of Cox, who was brutally killed outside a constituency surgery in June.

The married mother - of - two was attacked at her constituency surgery at a library in Birstall, near Leeds, this lunchtime.

«On a basic level, the frustrations I see in my constituency surgery are as much about the state, which people feel has let them down.

[8][9] The following year, the Daily Mail claimed that long - term sitting MP Bell had not held a constituency surgery since 1997.

When Harriet has to deal with a sobbing mum at a constituency surgery whose life has become harder because she has three kids, will that woman be comforted by bland assertions that «we could not offer blanket opposition» or that «we didn't win the election ``?

Or, even better, go and see your MP at one of her / his constituency surgeries.

At his constituency surgeries he still makes time to deal with his constituents» problems with benefits, housing and other social welfare law issues.

MPs of all parties are now seeing their constituency surgeries flooded with requests for legal help because there is perceived to be nowhere else to go.