Jeremy's Week: 28th November to 4th December

Monday, 5th December 2005

Standing Committee

This week I was invited to attend the Standing Committee that considered the Legal Aid (Northern Ireland) Order 2005. I also attended the Constitutional Affairs Committee.

Meetings in Westminster This Week

This week I had the pleasure of meeting the Guide Dogs Association where I signed up to their rethink Rehab Campaign. For further information please click on http://www.jeremywright.co.uk/newsstory.php?newsid=68

I also attended my first meeting of the Enterprise Forum, an organisation that was set up to promote a 2 way channel of communication between the Conservative Party and the business community, with the aim of producing better informed policies and legislation. At this meeting we discussed ‘How Achievable are Targets?’.

Constituency Events This Week

Friday was a very busy day, I started bright and early at Rugby Railway Station where I met with senior representatives of Network Rail to discuss the redevelopment of Rugby station as well as other issues such as graffiti and vandalism, anti-social behaviour at the station, pigeon droppings, and the recent 20% increase in the daily car parking charge. For further information click on http://www.jeremywright.co.uk/newsstory.php?newsid=73

From there, I went to Tesco in Rugby for an Awards Ceremony, to present 5 Rugby Schools with computers, as part of their computers for schools campaign.

I also met the local PPI Forum, Patient and Public Involvement with Health, to discuss the merger of local ambulance services.

Then, in the evening, dressed as Sherlock Holmes I joined Kenilworth Mayor, Councillor Norman Vincett at the 2nd Christmas Lights Switch on. For further information click on http://www.jeremywright.co.uk/newsstory.php?newsid=76

Surgeries

This week I held a rural surgery in Long Lawford.

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Updated on Monday, 5th December 2005