Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29 November - December 2012
Redcar MP Ian Swales working for you
Lest We Forget
enjoy firework displays. I had a great tour round the Scream Factory in Kirkleatham woods recently – quite a terrifying evening! However, it’s also important to use this
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t this time of year, it’s great fun to get involved with Hallowe’en festivities and
time of year as an opportunity to reflect on the extraordinary efforts and sacrifices of our servicemen and women, across the generations and wars of the past and present. As usual I will be attending as many remembrance events as I can and will also place a wreath at the war memorials where I am unable to attend the service.
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Ian at the Scream Factory Fighting for Veterans
deserve for the valuable parts they have played in conflicts. Veterans of the Arctic Convoy who took supplies to Russian soldiers fighting the Nazis on the Eastern Front in the Second World War, have been promised the prestigious Medal of Ushakov by Moscow but the British Government has refused the award. It’s really important that the seamen who braved horrendous, subzero conditions
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’m committed to ensuring our armed forces receive the recognition they
to help the war effort, are rewarded for their contribution. I asked a question at Prime Minister’s Questions recently on behalf of a local veteran John Ramsey. John served our country well and, as one of a dwindling number of Arctic Convoy veterans, he deserves to receive this medal and get a proper campaign medal from the UK Government. I will continue to fight for him and those like him across Britain.
be able to report again, that there have been some fantastic developments for employment recently. Lib Dem Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change announced at the end of October that the Government have shortlisted the Teesside Low Carbon Project in funding bid processes in both the UK and Europe. The project, as well as providing a solution to the problem of Carbon emissions for our existing industry, would also
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ringing jobs to our area remains my top priority as an MP. And I’m pleased to
make our region a magnet for future investment and make it at a centre of green innovation. Another local company, MGT Power, has made
a great announcement recently too, with a massive deal signed with three Korean businesses to develop the Tees Renewable Energy Plant project on Teesside. Finally, the most recent round of Regional Growth Fund bids has brought more great news for the Northeast – bringing a further £70million of Government investment to Teesside to create or safeguard 4,000 jobs.
Happy Movember!
I’m bringing back the moustache I used to sport in the 1980s! Every year, men support charities
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by growing a moustache throughout November. I’m hoping to see lots more moustaches in Westminster and raising money for this fantastic cause! To donate to this great cause please
go to:
http://uk.movember.com/ mospace/3322521
Ian sporting a great moustache back in the 80’s
o show support for men with prostate and testicular cancer,
Surgery Dates
Saturday 17th November: 10.00-11.00 Marske Library 11.45-12.30 Normanby Methodist Church
Saturday 24th November: 10.00-11.00 Roseberry Library 11:45-12:30 Whale Hill Community Association
Saturday 8th December: 10.00-11.00 Redcar Library 11.45-12.30 South Bank Library
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