Greg Smith MP has welcomed news that Thames Valley will receive an extra £31.9 million to tackle crime and keep our streets safe – an increase of 7.5 per cent from last year.
Buckingham Conservative MP Greg Smith has called for Milton Keynes Council to rethink a strategy plan which proposes extensive housing development in North Buckinghamshire and Winslow.
Greg visited PK Kids Zone in Buckingham on Saturday 11th January 2020, where he chatted to owner Kerri and staff about how the government and our councils can better support them.
Greg was joined by his three year old son, who gave the play centre a big thumbs up too!
Greg was delighted to meet with Superintendent Michael Loebenberg on Friday 10th January 2020. Superintendent Loebenberg serves as local Police Commander for Thames Valley Police across Aylesbury Vale.
On Friday 10th January 2020, Greg Smith MP joined other Buckinghamshire MPs Rob Butler, Steve Baker and Joy Morrissey, as well as Earl Howe at Stoke Mandeville Hospital to meet with Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, Buckinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group and Oxford Health NHS Trust.
Official independent jobs figures show that in the South East, there are now 4,657,861 people in work – meaning that, under the Conservatives, 465,522 more people have the security of a job and a wage.
Greg was delighted to be declared the new Member of Parliament for Buckingham in the early hours of Friday 13th December, securing 37,035 votes (58% of the vote).
Greg Smith has branded Labour’s plans to renationalise the energy system as an “ideological crusade that will leave people worse off”, in the light of new research showing that billpayers in the South East will be left with higher bills to pick up the tab.
