news bulletin from aidan burley mp #76

8/13/2019 News Bulletin from Aidan Burley MP #76

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In this edition:

Aidan Burley MPs DiaryAidan awards prizes for

fourth annual Christmascard competitionBurley calls for additionalRugeley rail servicesAidan in Parliament:Burley calls for benefit capto reflect Chase realitiesAidan in Parliament:MP seeks to reduce burdenof overseas aid onCannock Chase taxpayers

Burley welcomesChancellors long-termeconomic plan to helphardworking people inCannock ChaseAidan offers unique chancefor local people to attendPrime Ministers QuestionsAidan in Parliament:Burley questions EnergySecretary on switching gasand electricity suppliers

MP backs campaign to getlocal school children talkingand learning about moneyAidan in Parliament:Aidan questions EducationSecretary on trade unionprotectionism of failingteachersAidan in the papers:Stafford Hospital staff aresuspended as health trustcriticised for failing to revealdetailsBurley warns of deadlycarbon monoxide riskAidan in Parliament:Aidan questions ForeignSecretary on concern overan air defence identificationzone in the East China seaParkinsons Chase GroupHow to contactAidan Burley MP

Issue 76 Thursday 5thDecember 2013

Since the last edition, Aidan has:

Challenged the Deputy Prime Minister to lower the benefits

cap.

Called on the Secretary of State for International

Developmentto dramatically reduce aid spending.

Visited Pye Green Valley Primary School to present the

prizes for the winner and runner up of his fourth annual

Christmas card competition.

Called on London Midlandto carry out a study into extending

late night and introducing early morning Chase Line services

in Rugeley.

Questioned the Secretary of State for Education on trade

union protectionism of failing teachers.

Sponsored cross party Early Day Motion (EDM) 794 aimed at

raising awareness of brain tumoursand supporting the Brain

Tumour Research campaign for better funding for research.

Aidan is also Patron of local charity Trudys Trust.

Questioned the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate

Change on switching energy suppliers.

Signed EDMs on African Elephantsand the Ivory Tradeand

thePilot Badger Culls

. You can see a list of all the EDMs

Aidan has signed here.

Questioned the Foreign Secretary on concern over an air

defence identification zone set up by China in the East

China Sea.

Organised a third Chase Line Electrification Drop-in eventat

Hednesford Tesco, in cooperation with Network Rail. The

meeting was to enable more local people to question Network

Rail about the plans for the Chase Line and to find out about

the impact of electrification.

Aidan awards prizes for fourth annual

Christmas card competition

Aidan with MPs Christmas Card Competition winner ArchieRaybould, runner up Isabelle Bracebridge-Henderson,Pertemps

representative Lesley Beresford and pupils from Pye GreenValley Primary School.

Chase MP Aidan Burley today met with students from Pye GreenValley Primary School and Lesley Beresford from Pertemps PeopleDevelopment Group (PPDG) to award prizes for his fourth annualChristmas card competition.Aidan received hundreds of entries from pupils across Cannock Chaseeach hoping to have their design selected to appear on the front of

Aidan's official MP Christmas card, of which 500 copies are sent tolocal organisations and individuals across Cannock Chase, as well asto the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street.Aidan's Christmas cards have been kindly sponsored once again byPertemps People Development Group (PPDG) who have workedalongside the MP Help Zone since his election; helping and supportingthe long term unemployed back into work, and working with Aidan oncommunity initiatives.The theme for this year's competition was 'Winter Wildlife of CannockChase' and, as with previous years, the winning design was chosen byAidan and his team. This years winning design was penned by ArchieRaybould, Aged 8, from Pye Green Valley Primary School inHednesford.Archies name, age and school is printed on the inside front page ofthe card and he has also received a framed copy of his winning card.This year Aidan selected two runners-up whose designs will appear onthe back of the card. They were Maddy French, Aged 10 fromGorsemoor Primary School and Isabelle Bracebridge-Henderson,Aged 9 from Pye Green Valley Primary School.

Commenting Aidan said: "I would like to thank all those students whotook part in this years competition. The standard of entries were onceagain of a very high standard. Congratulations must go to Archie,Maddy and Isabelle, whose brilliant designs made it onto my official2013 MP Christmas CardI am very pleased to hold this annual Christmas Card competition togive local students the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent andhave their design transformed from a drawing on a piece of paper atschool to a professionally printed card sent to 500 people - includingthe Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street.

He added: "This competition simply wouldnt be possible without thehelp of Pertemps People Development Group, so I would like pass onmy sincere thanks to them for their continuing support.

Burley calls for additional Rugeley rail

servicesAidan has called on London

Midland to carry out a study intoextending late night and introducingearly morning Chase Line servicesin Rugeley.At present, the last weekday ChaseLine service from Birmingham NewStreet only operates to Hednesford,meaning local people living inRugeley who want to go to thetheatre, cinema, restaurants or late night shopping in the city centreeither have to leave early as the last train to Rugeley from Birmingham

currently leaves at 10.17pm, or they have to drive to Hednesford to getback on the last train, assuming they have a car.Aidan also understands that the first two trains from Rugeley toBirmingham in the morning operate as 'ghost trains' from Stafford,even though they are fully staffed.In a letter to London Midland Managing Director Patrick Verwer, Aidanhas requested that the company, who operate services on the line,look at the feasibility of extending the last train from Birmingham at11.18pm to Rugeley, and including the two early morning servicesfrom Stafford in the Rugeley timetable.

Commenting Aidan said: "For many years my Rugeley constituentshave complained that they cannot get back from Birmingham late atnight as the last train from New Street station at 11.18pm, onlyoperates to Hednesford. I have therefore asked London Midland tolook at the feasibility of extending the last train from Birmingham at11.18pm to Rugeley."In the past, mention has been made of the signal boxes at Rugeleyand Hednesford having to close by midnight to fit in with shift patternsor engineering work on the track. However, now that the Chase Line isoperated by electric signals throughout from the centralised West

Midlands Signalling Centre at Birmingham, this should no longer be anexcuse."Another issue that was raised by a constituent this year is the lack ofthrough services to Stafford. I understand that the first two services ofthe day start from Stafford but run empty to Rugeley Trent Valleybefore becoming public trains. While I appreciate these are earlymorning services at 5.40am and 6.20am, with the nature of shiftworking at major local employers on the adjacent Towers BusinessPark, it seems a waste that these services are not included in thetimetable when they could be operated at no additional cost to thetaxpayer."

Aidan in Parliament:

Burley calls for benefit cap to reflect

Chase realities

Wednesday 4thDecember 2013

Click on the image above to watch Aidans question in the Houseof Commons.

At Prime Ministers Questions (PMQs) yesterday, Chase MP AidanBurley directly called on Nick Clegg and the Government to lower theoverall benefits cap to mirror the post-tax amount of an average earnerin Cannock Chase.The Government has recently introduced a 26,000 nationwide cap onout-of-work benefits so that no out-of-work household can claim more

in benefits than the average family takes home by going out to work.However, Aidan feels that this cap of 26,000 (the equivalent of ahousehold earning 35,000 before tax) while a welcome step in theright direction is still seen as far too generous for many across thecountry earning much less than this.Speaking directly to the Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg MPyesterday at Prime Ministers Questions Aidan said: The people ofCannock Chase welcome the Governments brave decision tointroduce a cap on benefits, but when their average earnings are23,900 a year before tax and the cap is set at the equivalent of anannual salary of 35,000 a year, they understandably still feel that

people can be better off on benefits than in work. Will my right hon.Friend look at lowering the overall benefits cap or regionalising it, sothat it always pays to work, wherever someone lives?Responding the Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Leadersaid he was sure that the vast majority of people in the country wouldthink the current cap, set at a national average of 26,000 after tax, orthe equivalent of 35,000 before tax was fair, however Aidandisagrees.Speaking after the exchange Aidan said: While any benefit cap isbetter than none at all, many local people I speak to here in Cannock

Chase do not feel that setting the cap at 26,000 goes far enough,particularly as the average salary in Cannock Chase is much less thanthis. I believe it should either be lowered nationally to reflect actualaverage earnings, or regionalised so that in places like CannockChase you are always better off in work.Aidan has already met with Work and Pensions Secretary Iain DuncanSmith MP in Westminster to discuss this issue and lobbied him tomake this cap lower and has said he will continue to do in the future.

Aidan in Parliament:MP seeks to reduce burden of overseas aid

on Cannock Chase taxpayers

Wednesday 4thDecember 2013


Aidan has directly called on the Secretary of State for InternationalDevelopment to abandon the government's "arbitrary" target ofspending 0.7% of Britain's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) onOverseas Aid. Aidan says this is equivalent to an increase of 100 ayear for every family in Cannock Chase.Speaking during International Development Questions on Wednesday

4thDecember, the Chase MP said that many local people in CannockChase were "concerned"that we still had an aid policy "judged by howmuch we spend, and not by what that money delivers". He also

welcomed the decision by the Government to end aid to India by 2015- a country which has more billionaires than Britain, and its own SpaceProgramme.Speaking in the Commons, Aidan said: "Many of my constituents areconcerned that we still have an Aid policy judged by how much wespend, not by what the money delivers. Whilst welcoming theSecretary of State's decision to finally end Aid to India by 2015 - acountry which has more BILLIONAIRES than Britain - will she gofurther and abandon the arbitrary 0.7% GDP target, which isequivalent to an increase of 100 a year for every family in CannockChase?"

Commenting after the exchanges Aidan said: "All our aid programmesshould be evaluated by the outcomes they produce, rather than by thegovernment setting an arbitrary budget and then throwing as muchmoney as possible at the world's problems."

Burley welcomes Chancellors long-term

economic plan to help hardworking people

in Cannock ChaseChase MP Aidan Burley has todaywelcomed the Autumn Statement,which sets out the next steps in theGovernments long-term economic plan.He has also welcomed measures in theAutumn Statement to help hardworkingpeople in Cannock Chase.Commenting Aidan said: There is good news for people in Cannock

Chase in the Autumn Statement today the jobs tax on all youngpeople under 21 abolished, real help for the high street, energy billsdown, fuel duty frozen, and rail fare increases frozen.This is all welcome support, but as the Chancellor said the job is notdone.We are only able to help hardworking people because we have takendifficult decisions to control spending. We are building a responsiblerecovery and our plan is working, but we need to keep going.

Aidan offers unique chance for local

people to attend Prime Ministers

Questions

Chase MP Aidan Burley is offering six luckyconstituents in Cannock Chase a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Prime MinistersQuestions in person at the House ofCommons.Aidan receives just three confirmed pairs of

gallery tickets each calendar year to the parliamentary show pieceevent and so as to ensure absolute fairness to all his constituents, hasthis year decided to hold a ballot a few weeks before eachdate whichwill be drawn from all received entries.The ballot for the most sought-after parliamentary tickets is open to allhis Cannock Chase constituents and will be held in good time to notifywinners so they can make the necessary arrangements.The three dates Aidan has been allocated for 2014 are: Wednesday19 March 2014, Wednesday 25 June 2014 and Wednesday 26November 2014.Commenting Aidan said:"I have been determined to make Parliamentmore real and more accessible to the people in Cannock Chase. Ihave been organising tours, which have been packed out and feel thenext step is to let people see what the House of Commons is likeduring its most prestigious event. Parliament is always buzzing on aWednesday so I can promise a really interesting and exciting trip toWestminster for those who are successful."Constituents who would like to be entered into the draw for any/all of

the above dates can do so online via Aidans website atwww.aidanburleymp.org/pmqs .Alternatively constituents can apply in writing at: Aidan Burley MP,House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA where theyshould include their full name, postal address, contact telephonenumber and the dates they would like to be entered for.


Burley questions Energy Secretary onswitching gas and electricity suppliers

Thursday 28thNovember 2013


The full text of the exchange was as follows:

Aidan Burley (Cannock Chase, Conservative): Nine out of 10consumers agree they could get a better deal on their gas andelectricity supply if switching could be speeded up, and a third ofpeople would be more likely to change providers if the process werequicker and simpler. What is the Minister doing to force energycompanies to reduce the time it takes to switch providers, and whencan my constituents in Cannock Chase expect to see the new rules inplace?Edward Davey (The Secretary of State for Energy and ClimateChange; Kingston and Surbiton, Liberal Democrat): I am grateful

to my hon. Friend for that question, and he will know that in the annualenergy statement I challenged the industry to come forward withproposals on how the process could be speeded up withoutcompromising quality of services or consumer rights, or putting upconsumer bills. The industry has started to put forward proposals. Imet industry representatives early in November and was encouragedby the discussion, and I hope to make some announcements in thenew year.

MP backs campaign to get local schoolchildren talking and learning about money

Cannock Chase schools urged to take part in

charity's free new scheme

Aidan has called for local schools to get theirpupils talking and learning about money, aspart of a charity's new campaign to helpimprove the financial capability of youngpeople. Every primary and secondary school

in Cannock Chase has been sent free 'GetMoney Smart' posters and teachingmaterials by national charity pfeg (PersonalFinance Education Group), which wants toget children talking about money in theclassroom.The charity's 'Get Money Smart' posters for children aged up to seven, 11, 14 and 16 are designed to encourage classroom

discussions about things children can do to learn more about moneyand personal finance. Ideas for different ages include checking your

change, estimating the cost of a weekly shop, comparing mobilephone tariffs and planning and budgeting for a trip.Schools in Cannock Chase are being encouraged to hold discussionswith their pupils over 4 things the posters suggest they cando to learnabout money with the 5th being left up to each class to decide. Ideasfor the 5th activity can then be shared with other classes across thecountry on Twitter using the #5thingstodo hashtag.Aidan has thrown his weight behind the effort as a way of helpingyoung people in Cannock Chase to gain the vital skills and knowledgethey will need to manage their personal finances throughout their lives.

The move follows news that after years of campaigning by the AllParty Parliamentary Group on Financial Education for Young People,pfeg and MoneySavingExpert.com's Martin Lewis, financial educationwill be taught in secondary schools as part of the National Curriculumfrom September 2014.Commenting Aidan said: "It is vital that young people learn about theimportance of things like budgeting and protecting your money, andthis excellent campaign is a fun and exciting way for them to do this."Tracey Bleakley, chief executive of pfeg (Personal Finance EducationGroup), said: "We are thrilled to have the support of Aidan for this free

new scheme for primary and secondary schools in Cannock Chase. Ihope all local schools will seize the opportunity to use their Get MoneySmart posters to bring money to life in the classroom. This is a crucialtopic that every young person should learn. Getting pupils talkingabout money and the financial decisions they will face in the future is agreat way to start."The campaign has been made possible through a personal donation topfeg from MoneySavingExpert.com's Martin Lewis, which has enabledthe charity to send free copies of the Get Money Smart posters andteaching resources to primary and secondary schools in the CannockChase area and across the country.


Aidan questions Education Secretary on

trade union protectionism of failing

teachers

Tuesday 3rdDecember 2013

Click on the image above to watch Aidans question.The full text of the exchange was as follows:Aidan Burley (Cannock Chase, Conservative): The Secretary ofState said that a common feature of high-performing schools is theirability to remove underperforming teachers, but between 2001 and2011 only 17 of Englands 400,000 teachers were judged to beincompetent by the General Teaching Council. What can he do to fight

trade union protectionism of failing teachers, and root out all the deadwood?Michael Gove (The Secretary of State for Education; SurreyHeath, Conservative): My hon. Friend is absolutely right. We haveintroduced a system of more effective performance management andperformance-related pay. I hope that the Labour party will support it inthe interests of all students.

Aidan in the papers:Stafford Hospital staff are suspended as

health trust criticised for failing to reveal

detailsExpress & Star

Tuesday 26thNovember 2013Three members of staffhave been suspended atStafford Hospital it hasemerged but bosses are refusing to reveal why.Health chiefs will only confirm that the workers have been suspendedafter an alleged breach of discipline on November 15 and that aninvestigation is now under way.The nature of events is not known nor what department the staffwork in and the trust was today criticised for not making theinformation public.It comes as the Trust Special Administrators draw up plans for the

future of the hospital in the wake of the Francis Report which madescores of recomendations for reform of the NHS in light of alarmingfailings over several years at Stafford.Hundreds of preventable deaths were recorded there between 2005and 2009.Cannock Chase MP Aidan Burley said: Given the appalling standardsof care in the past the hospital must now be as open and transparentas possible in order to rebuild public confidence. For that reason thetrust must immediately explain why these staff have been suspended.

Stafford MP Jeremy Lefroy said: Anything like this is concerning and itis obviously a concern to the trust, as action is being taken.Cure the NHS member Gillian Peacham, 73, who was forced to movehouse after falling into financial hardship when her husband, Arthur,died in Stafford Hospital after being admitted for back pain, saidbosses should be up front about the incident.She said: I think this is very underhanded in view of what has goneon. The public needs to know what has gone on.Jeff Crawshaw, director of human resources at Mid Staffordshire NHS

Foundation Trust: As a result of an incident on November 15, threemembers of staff have been suspended whilst an investigation iscarried out.Trust spokeswoman Claire Hall today said no further comment wouldbe made and no details would be released while the investigation wasongoing.

Burley warns of deadly carbon monoxide

riskChase MP Aidan Burley has urged localresidents to protect themselves againstthe deadly threat of Carbon Monoxidepoisoning. New research from theCarbon Monoxide Be Alarmed!campaign has found that 35 millionhouseholds in the UK could be at risk ofpoisoning they dont have an alarm intheir home which will warn them of the poisonous gas.

As carbon monoxide has no smell, colour or taste, installing an audiblealarm that sounds when the gas is present is the only way to makesure you are protected. It can be produced by any fuel-burningappliance such as a boiler, cooker or fire which is faulty or doesnthave adequate ventilation.According to the Department of Health, around 50 people die fromcarbon monoxide poisoning each year, and more than 4,000 peopleend up in hospital, but the true figures are likely to be significantlyhigher.Aidan is supporting the Carbon Monoxide Be Alarmed! campaign

which encourages people to ensure they have an audible CarbonMonoxide alarm and that they have all fuel-burning appliancesserviced annually by a registered and qualified engineer.Commenting Aidan said: Carbon Monoxide is a deadly gas that youcant see, smell or taste. Too many people are dying or sufferingneedlessly from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Thats why I am urgingevery resident in Cannock Chase to make sure they and their lovedones are protected by installing an audible carbon monoxide alarm.Lawrence Slade, Carbon Monoxide Be Alarmed! spokesperson,said: Our campaign aims to raise awareness of the dangers ofcarbon monoxide poisoning and we are urging people to protectthemselves by purchasing an audible alarm. They are available atsupermarkets, DIY stores high street shops or directly from energysuppliers. Importantly, they save lives.The Carbon Monoxide Be Alarmed! campaign recommends foursimple steps to keep households safe:

Fit an audible carbon monoxide alarm. It should meet European

standard EN50291 (you can find this on the alarm and/or

packaging). Carbon Monoxide alarms are a similar size to

smoke alarms and only take a few minutes to fit.Have fuel-burning appliances serviced annually by an

appropriately qualified and registered engineer.

Don't block ventilation and have chimneys swept at least once a

year.

Know the main symptoms: headaches, dizziness, nausea,

breathlessness, collapsing and loss of consciousness and

watch out for soot or yellow/brown staining on or around your

appliance or pilot lights that blow out frequently.


Aidan questions Foreign Secretary on

concern over an air defence identification

zone in the East China sea

Tuesday 3rdDecember 2013

Click on the image above to watch Aidans question.The full text of the exchange was as follows:Aidan Burley (Cannock Chase, Conservative): Given the PrimeMinisters current visit to China, does the Secretary of State share theUS Vice-Presidents deep concern about the new air defenceidentification zone that China has unilaterally set up over the Senkaku-Diaoyu islands?

William Hague (The Secretary of State for Foreign andCommonwealth Affairs; Richmond (Yorks), Conservative): Incommon with the rest of the European Union, we note with concernthat China has established an air defence identification zone in theEast China sea. The UK, as my hon. Friend knows, does not take aposition on the underlying sovereignty issues, but we urge all parties towork together to reduce tensions and to resolve issues peacefully, inline with international law.

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