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My “candidate’s contract”

If elected to serve the people of Broxtowe as your MP

1. I will publish my Parliamentary expense claims on my web site every year and then hold a public meeting

2. I will not employ any member of my family, councillor or political activist using tax payers money

3. I will only claim for accommodation in London, utility and council tax bills.

4. I will not “flip” homes and will pay taxes just like everyone else.

5. I will keep all or any claims to a minimum never forgetting that as your MP I am funded by your money.

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Welcome to our web site and please use it to learn more about me and why I hope to be elected as Broxtowes next MP.

2009 will be one of the toughest years ever for many families in Broxtowe as the recession deepens. Labour's solution is to borrow even more money, and to keep on imposing centralised big government-knows-best ideas that bankrupted Britain the last time they were in power in the 1970's.

There is now a clear choice between the policies of the past and the Conservative vision of the future.

Throughout 2009 I will continue to campaign to save Broxtowe's Green Belt from development and oppose car parking charges in the Borough.

If I can help you in any way please contact me. I look forward to hearing from you.

Anna Soubry

Parliamentary Candidate for Broxtowe

Election success in Broxtowe; 28 years of Labour rule ended

In the recent County Elections Conservatives gained Labours only seat of Beeston South and Attenborough in Broxtowe with a swing of 7.5%.

Labour came third in the elections but in Beauvale they came bottom of the poll having come second in 2005. The Conservatives retained the seat with Cllr David Taylor increasing his majority from 27 to 834.

“It all bodes well for the General Election but we are taking nothing for granted” said Anna. Conservatives won control of Notts County Council for the first time in 28 years.