news bulletin from aidan burley mp #34
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8/3/2019 News Bulletin from Aidan Burley MP #34
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Subject: NewsBulletinfromAidanBurleyMP#34
Date: Thursday,23February201215:06:46UnitedKingdomTime
From: AidanBurleyMP
In this edition:
Aidan Burley MPs DiaryWebsite of the Week:www.chusedesign.co.ukJob opportunity of theweek: The Fairy MopMotherAidan gets craftySecretary of State
for Work & Pensionsvisits Cannock ChaseThe Queens DiamondJubilee what are youdoing to celebrate?CORRECTION:The Tour de NockHow to contactAidan Burley MP
Issue 34 Thursday 23rd February 2012
Since the last edition, Aidan has:
Welcomed the Secretary of State for Work & Pensions theRt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP to Cannock Chase, where theymet with representatives from the Newlife Foundation,Richmond Fellowship and the Cannock Branch ofPertemps People Development Group.
Spent the afternoon at Norton Canes Library with the CraftyCreations Group run by Friends of Norton Canes.
Helped out with Norton Canes Community Partnerships
afternoon tea and held an hour session answering residentsquestions on local issues. Norton Canes CommunityPartnership is a registered charity and was set up to helpsupport local groups and residents of Norton.
Conducted a walk around Norton Canes with localCouncillor John Beddows, where they met with manytraders and residents, finding several new projects to getinvolved with.
Opened the Memory Room at the Heathers Nursing Homeat Heath Hayes. During the visit Aidan met residents of thenursing home and cut the ribbon to the new room which isaimed at helping people with Alzheimers and memory loss.
The event was in partnership with the British Legion.
Attended the Thanksgiving Service to mark the 60thAnniversary of the Accession of Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II at Lichfield Cathedral on Sunday 19th February.The event was hosted by The Lord-Lieutenant ofStaffordshire Sir James Hawley KCVO TD JP and TheChairman of Staffordshire County Councillor Frank LewisMBE JP and in the presence of Their Royal Highnesses TheDuke and Duchess of Gloucester.
Sponsored PCSO Neil Griffiths to run the Stafford halfmarathon in aid of Norton Cema park project. Sponsorforms available in the MP Help Zone for anyone else wanting
to sponsor Neil. Been interviewed on BBC Radio regarding trade union
reform.
Conducted a help and advice surgery for local residents inNorton Canes.
Website of the Week:
www.chusedesign.co.uk
The website of Chuse Design is a graphic designand marketing studio based in Cannock. They specialisein all things branding, print, web and online marketing.
Job opportunity of the week:
The Fairy Mop Mother
Due to continued expansion and the winning ofnew contracts, The Fairy Mop Mother islooking for new members to join her already wellestablished and experienced team.
As a domestic cleaner you will be working with apartner and travelling in a pair to clean thehomes of customers within an approx 10 mileradius of Cannock. Applicants with experienceare preferred, however training will be providedto ensure you are brought up to the exacting standards required bycustomers when cleaning their homes. You will be carrying out allaspects of domestic cleaning duties, from dusting to mopping,vacuum cleaning etc. You should have the ability to provide your owntransport as you will be travelling between places of work (mileageexpenses will be provided), be able to provide excellent references,and be willing to undergo CRB disclosure checks.How to apply
You can apply for this job by sending a CV/written application toSteph Dykta at Fairy Mop Mother The,[email protected].
Aidan gets crafty
Aidan alongside Norton Canes Councillor John Beddows (left)at the Crafts session at Norton Canes Library.
Aidan recently spent the afternoon at Norton Canes Library with theCrafty Creations Group run by Friends of Norton Canes. The groupmeets every Friday to take part in craft work and is also a great wayfor local people to meet each week and chat in a relaxed environment.
Later in the afternoon Aidan was on hand to serve tea and coffee atan afternoon tea organised the Norton Canes Community Partnershipwhich supports local people and groups and helps promote localevents in the area.Aidan then held a 90 minute Q&A session with local residents hostedby Norton Canes Community Partnership, during which a multitude ofissues were discussed, including speed limits on local roads, thequality of teaching in local schools, Ofsted inspections and green beltdevelopment. Aidan was joined throughout the afternoon and at theQ&A session by local Norton Canes Councillor and Chairman ofCannock Chase District Council John Beddows and County CouncillorJohn Rowley as well as local Police Community Support Officer Neil
Griffiths.Commenting Aidan said: I was very pleased to be able to attendNorton Canes library for this crafts session and afternoon tea. A bigthanks must go to Tracey Gould for organising the day and forallowing me to make the tea and coffee, and most importantly of all,
providing the biscuits!Tracey Gould, Community Development Officer at Norton CanesCommunity Partnership added: Norton Canes CommunityPartnership was delighted that Aidan could attend our Afternoon Teaevent at Norton Canes Library. Everyone enjoyed the discussionsand was pleased that he volunteered to make the teas and coffees."
Secretary of State for Work & Pensions
visits Cannock Chase
Aidan Burley MP with Secretary of State for Work &Pensions the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith during his
visit to Cannock Chase recently.
Aidan recently welcomed Work and Pensions Secretary Iain DuncanSmith MP to Cannock Chase to speak with local charities andstakeholders.During his visit the former Conservative Party leader met withrepresentatives from the Newlife Foundation, Richmond Fellowshipand the Cannock Branch of Pertemps People Development Groupamong others.Commenting Aidan said: "I was delighted to welcome Iain to Cannockto speak with some key local stakeholders here in Cannock Chase.It's not every day a Secretary of State visits our town, so I took the
opportunity to speak with him about the government's Welfare Reformprogramme and the need to press ahead with changes to the benefitsystem to ensure work always pays."Newlife CEO Sheila Brown, OBE, said: "Newlife welcomed theinvitation to meet the Minister and to discuss aspects of legislationthat directly affect disabled children, in particular why we arecampaigning for the Disability Living Allowance mobility component tobe extended to the under-threes. We want families of very youngdisabled children to have the same opportunities to get out into theircommunities as anyone else."The meeting also gave us a platform to talk about what the charity
does locally in relation to providing volunteering and job opportunitiesfor disabled adults in the area."
The Queens Diamond Jubilee what are you doing to celebrate?
Monday 6th February marked TheQueens Accession date the
beginning of Her Majestys 60th year onthe throne and the start of the Diamond
Jubilee Year.As part of celebrating this historicoccasion, last week Aidan attended a
Thanksgiving Service to mark the 60thAnniversary of the Accession of HerMajesty Queen Elizabeth II at LichfieldCathedral. He is also looking forwardto the many events which will takeplace later this year both in Cannockand around the UK.There are also many ways individuals can get involved in celebrating
The Queens Diamond Jubilee. One of them is to organise or attend aBig Jubilee Lunch. With Government support, Big Lunches will take
place around the UK on 3rd June 2012 and across the maincelebration weekend that culminates in an extra Bank Holiday on
Tuesday 5th June 2012.
Some 10 million people came out in sunny 1977 to celebrate theSilver Jubilee and organisers hope a large number of people will takepart in The Big Lunch for the first time in 2012 - joining the best part of2 million people that have been doing it for the last 3 years! Thebeauty of The Big Lunch is that people themselves decide everythingabout their own event. The venue can be wherever you want or havespace, the theme whatever you fancy - food and people are the key
ingredients. Quite simply The Big Lunch is about getting as manypeople as possible to sit down and have lunch with their neighbours.You can find out more about organising a Big Lunch in your street orneighbourhood here. And also find out about other ways to celebratethe Diamond Jubilee here.
CORRECTION:
The Tour de NockIn the last edition the article on the Tour de Nock cycle raceincorrectly stated the event had been organised by MammouthLifestyle Ltd (who had provided Aidan with a cycle and otherequipment to take part in the event).
In fact the Tour de Nock was organised by Neil Scriven and MattWilliams of Cycle Shack, under the banner of Cycle ShackEvents and sponsored by Chuse Design & Cycle Shack. Thefigure raised for the Hibbs Lupus Trust was 1744.94.Aidan Burley MP would like to apologise for this inaccuracy,particularly to Neil Scriven and Matt Williams who put in so muchhard work to make this event possible.
5 ways to contact Aidan Burley MP:
By Phone: 01543 502 447
By email: [email protected]
By post: Aidan Burley MP6 High Green Court,Newhall StreetCannock, WS11 1GR
In person: Click here for details of how tobook an appointment at Aidan
Burley MPs regular help andadvice surgeries.
www.aidanburleymp.org
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