A week ahead of polling day the Conservatives have unveiled their plan of action for the first 100 days of a majority Government – contrasting it with the gridlock and uncertainty that would follow the election of a hung parliament on the 12th December.
The Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, announced today (20/11/2019) that, if elected, a majority Conservative government will review as a priority the Oxford to Milton Keynes and M1 section of the proposed Oxford-Cambridge Expressway.
New independent analysis has revealed the cost of a Corbyn government on the NHS would lead to 426 people living in Buckingham constituency having their NHS operations cancelled every year.
Official ONS figures show that the Conservative’s economic management means that the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in nearly half a century.
Greg Smith’s top priority is fighting the environmentally destructive, costly and unnecessary projects threatening Buckinghamshire: HS2 and the Oxford to Cambridge Expressway.
The Health Secretary, Matt Hancock MP, has announced Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust will receive state-of-the-art MRI, CT and mammography screening machines, so our brilliant NHS staff have the tools they need to quickly diagnose cancer and boost survival rates.
Official ONS figures show that in the South East of England, there are now 4,661,421 people in work – meaning that, under the Conservatives, 469,082 more people have been able to access the security of a job.
The Conservartive Parliamentary Candidate for Buckingham, Greg Smith, has joined calls from The Royal British Legion for the Government to abolish visa fees for Commonwealth servicemen and women.
More children being educated in schools across the Buckingham constituency will be able to access a world-class education thanks to a major funding boost.
