10 reasons to vote conservative
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From: Conor Burns [email protected]: 10 Reasons to vote Conservative
Date: 28 April 2015 13:49To: [email protected]
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The campaign I am running asking people to re-elect me at the Member of Parliament for BournemouthWest is an entirely positive one. There is no mention of other parties in my leaflets. That is deliberate. People on the door steps are telling me they are fed up with negative campaigning, personal attacksand parties attacking other parties. So I have decided to use Twitter to send out two positive reasons aday why to vote Conservative on May 7th. Here are the first 10. Feel free to forward this email to any of your friends and family who live locally. Best wishes,
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10 REASONS TO VOTE CONSERVATIVE:!
!1) 859 fewer people claiming Job Seeker’s Allowance in Bournemouth West
since 2010. 47% down. Reason to vote Conservative.
2) 2 million new private sector jobs created since 2010. Bournemouth West
residents feeling benefit. Reason to vote Conservative.
Conor Burns and Cllr John Beesley at Westbourne Butchers celebrating thecontribution of small enterprises to our communities on Small Business Saturday.
3) 5 years of frozen Council Tax bills in Bournemouth. Council delivering on
promises. Reason to vote Conservative.
4) Average of £10 a tank saved on fuel by cancelling Labour’s planned fuel duty
rises since 2010. Reason to vote Conservative.
5) £9,904.249 of funding secured to rebuild the Bourne Academy. Now judged
good by Ofsted. Reason to vote Conservative.
Conor Burns celebrating the first birthday of the Bourne Academy with former-principal Jackie Steel.
6) 88,000 families across the UK helped to buy their own home with Help to Buy.
Reason to vote Conservative.
7) A 2.5% guaranteed minimum yearly increase in the state pension. Reason to
vote Conservative.
Conor Burns speaking to residents at Sunrise Senior Living.
8) A 212% increase in Bournemouth’s digital start-ups from 2010-13. The fastest
in the UK. Reason to vote Conservative.
Conor Burns with Culture Secretary Sajid Javid at Bournemouth University.
9) 2,880 local children benefiting from the Pupil Premium – bringing an extra
£2.7m to our town. Reason to vote Conservative.
Conor Burns speaking to pupils at Moordown St John’s School.
10) 3,860 new apprenticeships started in Bournemouth West since 2010. Reason
to vote Conservative.
Conor with trainee chefs at Bournemouth & Poole College.
Three ways to contact Conor Burns:
By Phone: 01202 534 888By email: [email protected] By post: Conor Burns
135 Hankinson RoadBournemouth BH9 1HR
www.conorburns.com
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Promoted by Anthea Bailey on behalf of Conor Burns, both of 135 Hankinson Road, Bournemouth, BH9 1HR