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Mark Garnier, Member of Parliament for Wyre Forest, today offers his sympathy to those affected by last week's announcement that Carpets of Kidderminster Ltd will undergo a phase of restructuring that includes 50 job losses.

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17th August 2010

Mark today joined Cllr Nicky Gale and a big local crowd to help tidy up Oldington and Foley Park. The morning was organised by Nicky Gale and Wyre Forest Community Housing, and was joined by over twenty local residents and schoolchildren. Wyre Forest District Council helped support the event. Mark has joined in a number of these events in the past. "I think it is very important that people take an interest in their local community" says Mark, "and these big tidy ups are one way of doing it."

2nd August 2010

Traders on Kidderminster's Comberton Hill have had their livelihoods under threat from unwelcome council plans. As part of plans to redevelop Kidderminster's station, the council wanted to remove a number of 30 minute parking bays outside shops opposite the station entrance, thus depriving the business of passing trade.

1st August 2010

Readers are aware of the cancellation of the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme in Wyre Forest, but e-mails to me suggest there is still some confusion to what is going on and why. The background to all this is the Wyre Forest Schools Review. About ten years ago, the Labour government ordered that Wyre Forest deal with falling standards,

Video

Mark Garnier MP's maiden speech in the House of Commons in full. Recorded on 3rd June 2010. You can find photographs from the speech here and the full text of the speech here.

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