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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Save Bombardier Factory in Derby and 1400 jobs", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Chris Williamson MP has started a Parliamentary petition can you please download it then send it to him before the 15th July as he is presenting it on the floor of the House .
http://t.co/Spzoirs
contact me if you need reagrding this. Thanks
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Save Bombardier Factory in Derby and 1400 jobs
Concern:
At least 1400 jobs to go at the Bombardier Factory in Derby as a result of the Thameslink contract going to Siemens (Germany). Potential 20,000 jobs to go from Bombardier suppliers within the UK.
Solution:
Full independent review and full transparency given to the public in all areas. Cancel the contract with Siemens and allow Bombardier (with support from government) to reapply to help save UK jobs.
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Business and industry
UK supporters
in UK
Started 98 weeks 4 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Stop proposed high-speed rail link at £30 billion", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Stop proposed high-speed rail link at £30 billion
Concern:
Stop the spending of £30+ billion on a high-speed rail system, it will not improve regional development in the UK. The winner if a high-speed rail line was built would only be London and the rich.
Solution:
The money would be better spent on schools, skills and technology, housing and green technologies. In times of austerity measures this is a poor scheme to improve the UK economy and regions.
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Transport
UK supporters
in UK
Started 97 weeks 3 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Cornish Devolution Now", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Cornish Devolution Now
Concern:
50,000 people signed a petition in 2002 calling for Cornish devolution. I am concerned by the lack of democratic representation for the Celtic nation and constitutional Duchy of Cornwall.
Solution:
The solution is a Cornish assembly now. Full details on the Cornish assembly campaign can be found here: http://www.cornishassembly.org/
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Democracy
UK supporters
in UK
Started 110 weeks 4 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Eric Pickles! Save our libraries, not our bins!", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Eric Pickles! Save our libraries, not our bins!
Concern:
Suddenly the government has found £250,000,000.00 to spend on weekly bin collections while our services are cut!
Solution:
Instead save our jobs, libraries, universities, soldiers + sailors + pilots, leisure centres, social services, coastguards, Policemen, youth centres, lollipop people, pothole repairs and road gritting
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Council Services
UK supporters
in UK
Started 86 weeks 1 day ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Durham Green Belt campaign", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Durham Green Belt campaign
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The proposal to build thousands of new houses in the Green Belt around Durham City. The Green Belt is supposed to be permanent protection for the unique setting of our World Heritage Site.
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The solution is to use the brownfield sites within the city and build the rest of the new houses in the surrounding villages so as help regenerate and sustain their facilities.
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Local Environment
UK supporters
in UK
Started 102 weeks 0 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "NO to Pinkham Way", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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The current work on improvements to the A406 and New Southgate area will mean that some of the most neglected parts of my constituency can look forward to being the most regenerated. However the plans to build Britain's biggest waste management site at Pinkham Way threatens this optimistic outlook.
The prospect of hundreds of waste trucks delivering North London's waste to the doorstep of this area is of great concern. For too long the N11 part of my constituency has been the victim of being at the back end of three boroughs. The proposal for the waste facility takes advantage of this location with a site in "no mans land" where planning responsibility and land ownership is divided. The scale of the Pinkham Way waste facility will take us in the wrong direction at the wrong time.
We have all fought too long and too hard for the improvements to the North Circular Road and New Southgate only to see the area dumped upon. I am pleased that other politicians like Andy Hemsted (the GLA candidate for Enfield and Haringey), Lynne Featherstone MP and Theresa Villiers MP are also opposing the plans.
Please support my Enfield campaign to say 'NO to Pinkham Way' by:
- Supporting my campaign on this website
- Attending the public meeting at 7:00pm on Friday 17th June taking place at Broomfield School
- Signing the online petition that can be found on my website (www.davidburrowes.com)
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NO to Pinkham Way
Concern:
The plans to build Britain's biggest waste management site at Pinkham Way will lead to hundreds of trucks delivering North London's waste to our doorstep.
Solution:
We need to show the North London Waste Authority and local Councillors that residents are against these plans and will not accept the positioning of this site.
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Waste
UK supporters
in UK
Started 104 weeks 3 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Save the NHS, stop the government's privatisation", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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These are some of the messages we want to tell our MPs
Not to split up our health service and hand it to private healthcare companies, that are only interested in profit not service
Listen to the the experts and those that work in the NHS and know how it functions- doctors, nurses and patients - when they give warnings about these plans take note as they know what they are talking about.
Always test changes in pilot areas to see the effect before changing an entire system that 60 million people rely on
Protect patient care and the quality of the services - don't cut beds, wards, doctors or nurses.
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Save the NHS, stop the government's privatisation
Concern:
Government plans changes in our health service which will privatise the NHS. Funding squeezes mean wards are closing and doctors and nurses are being laid off.
Solution:
We want this NHS reform stopped now!
Support this campaign and let all the MPs and David Cameron know that we won't let them privatise the NHS and save our health service for future generations.
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Health and Care
UK supporters
in UK
Started 106 weeks 2 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Save Public Sector Pensions from Government attack", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Save Public Sector Pensions from Government attack
Concern:
The average public sector pension is only £5,600 a year. The government is wanting public workers to pay more, work longer and receive less as a pension. This is an attack on all government workers.
Solution:
The government should safeguard the current pension scheme and tackle Tax avoidance by Multi-national companies and cancel defence contracts such as Trident before attacking public sector pensions.
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Public Government
UK supporters
in UK
Started 78 weeks 1 day ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Flood recovery and future flood prevention.", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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We don't want to see a repeat of all the financial loss, heartache and grief that comes with a flooding event.
I am trying to raise the profile of the subject to get solutions that fit the needs not just the available budget.
The good works put in place since the latest tragedy are all of help and I know the community is grateful but they do not provide flood prevention on the scale needed.
This is not a one off event, one property has been flooded four times in the last three years. Six months later, some people are still not back in their homes.
Effective flood prevention is possible, it just needs the will and commitment of those with the power and money to make it happen.
David Cameron and Prince Charles visited St Blazey and other affected areas after the flooding in November and promised to help, let's make it happen!
Please forward this message to enable your friends to support the campaign as well.
Thank you Roy
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Flood recovery and future flood prevention.
Concern:
Flooding
Solution:
Solutions that meet the need, not just measures that fit an available budget.
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Local Environment
UK supporters
in UK
Started 106 weeks 3 days ago
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Dear Official,
I live in "your local area" and I have just supported the !Change, "Support Helen Michael", on www.digitaldemocracy.org.uk. I'd really like to hear your views on the issue and would be grateful if you could you comment.
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Support Helen Michael
Concern:
Nick Wakely at Barnet Council is the instigator of a complaint against Helen Michaels for her role in opposing the council's parking policy. This political harassment is unacceptable in a democracy.
Solution:
Please show your support here by demanding that the cabinet instruct Nick Wakely withdrawn his complaint. and to call upon Scotland Yard to drop their investigation of Ms Michaels.
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Democracy
UK supporters
in UK
Started 45 weeks 6 days ago
