Sentences with phrase «people in the constituency»

A lot of people in the constituency are disappointed that she has resigned.

I remember just after the referendum result receiving a text from a young person in my constituency who had been subjected to abuse in the street for the first time and who was afraid.

He spoke to people in his constituency about the Question Time programme.

She is north country Labour with a single minded desire to represent working people in her constituency and maintain a Labour government.

During the last elections, some neutral party persons in the constituency worked so hard for the victory of the party.

«The places for the registration exercise have been grouped into zones and this will help majority of people in constituency to register», she added.

It's an issue for people in my constituency.»

Time is the issue and we need as many people in the constituency as we can possibly get to help deliver leaflets and knock on doors in these next few weeks.

The Hull North MP has also been consulting with people in her constituency.

Glenn said people in his constituency are shocked that something like this could happen in their area.

Labour's John Mann says when people in his constituency voted for Brexit, one of the advantages was the government would be able to renationalise the railways.

Having spent the last few days consulting with local people in my constituency and considering in detail the evidence and proposals from the Government I am very saddened to have received the following message from someone who says they are a Labour Party member but not clear where from.

Fortunately, the inspector was a card carrying member of the Labour Party and recognised my MP — which is strange because not many people in his constituency even know who he is.

Adrian Bailey says it is «vital for improving the educational prospects of young people in my constituency».

A Commons debate on the need for a cumulative impact assessment of welfare reforms saw MPs from across the country sharing stories of how the changes affected people in their constituencies.

Digital technology has opened up markets to people who used to have no access to them, from the African farmer to the small business people in my constituency.

The Daily Mirror newspaper now reports that the Richmond MP has been dropped as a patron of the charity — which provides support to disabled people in his constituency.

I suspected the MP was going to be a caricature of a New Labour leftover but, as it worked backwards in time, you saw that the position he was in was a result of being tired of losing, being fed up with not being able to help people in his constituency.

Despite this, the Labour Party continues to fight a very negative campaign based on frightening some of the most vulnerable people in our constituency into voting for them.

And if we think that many people across the country are passionate about voting reform, does it seem plausible to be able to find one person in each constituency who would be prepared to do this?

CLPs should (possibly post election since it'll be time consuming) visit as many people in the constituency and talk to them about what issues concern them and what Labour would do about them.

Miliband, for example, it was reported, bequeathed South Shields a voter contact rate (the percentage of people in the constituency for whom the party has a record of voting preference) as low as 0.2 % — or roughly 100 people.

A lot of people have been there for a long time and get involved in all sorts, but I want to concentrate on creating an outstanding service for the people in my constituency — individuals and businesses.

Delivering his victory speech, the newly elected Eric Afful promised to continue to work to better the lives of the people in his constituency.

Apart from the roads and temporary structures at the market, my interaction with the people in this constituency also showed their developmental challenges go beyond these.

«Many people in my constituency are fed up with working hard and doing their best, and seeing others who make little or no effort being better off because of the vagaries of the benefits system.

I have worked and continue to work with a lot of people in this constituency and before nomination was opened for candidates to pick their forms to contest the primary, where ever I went in the constituency, the clarion call of the people was change.

The elected representatives have to walk a tightrope taking decisions so as to satisfy the maximum number of people in their constituencies.

All the people in my constituency, down to the last councillor, are for Sheriff.

Of course I will work with a Tory if it is going to benefit the people in my constituency, my point was that I have not intention of being their friends.

«But there are some people in this constituency who are members of my party who have taken offense and for that reason; a number of the NDC women who were planning to attend the debate had worn funeral clothes as a sign of protest,» she said.

Not only are those Labour MPs indulging in the circus of destabilizing Corbyn letting down people in the constituencies they were elected to serve, and failing to act to promote stability which is their duty in the national interest; they are utterly deluded that there is any alternative leader waiting in the wings that has the stature or appeal to solve Labour's problems.

In Mark Ferguson's excellent expose of «community campaigning» in South Shields under David Miliband's watch, he reveals that the voter contact rate (the percentage of people in the constituency for whom the party has a record of voting preference) in the constituency was as low as 0.2 %.

Both the Conservative party and the Lib Dems are fielding candidates which should leave the people in that constituency about as confused as they can get.

More than one in five people in her constituency are claiming JSA.

West Aberdeenshire, held by Robert Smith, has 511 people claiming JSA — amounting to one out of 100 people in his constituency — and this has fallen by 20 since a year ago.

People in my constituency have benefited from foreign travel which, 40 years ago, the middle classes took for granted.»

In the art of persuasion, I'm not convinced that saying to people in my constituency, who are able to do something, and go to places that their parents could not have dreamed of, that that's all got to end overnight is realistic.