Out & About

24th July 2009

One of the most important jobs for local Conservatives is keeping in touch with our communities and one of the many ways we do that is through our regular newsletters.

9th July 2009

The 22nd annual Bewdley Festival staged its 2009 launch at the Bewdley Ramada hotel on the 10th July, where a great many people came to learn about the programme of events scheduled for this year's festival. 

Mark joined festival director Jenny Paddock at the launch of what promises to be a terrific fortnight in October. Tickets for the festival go on sale from the 25th July.

4th July 2009

The weather held up well for the Wolverley Fete, where record numbers visited the fate. Mark met with fete chairman Charles Sherrey, learning about the success of this much loved annual event.

4th July 2009

Kidderminster was hosting one of its local fetes on Saturday at Borrington Road. The Borrington Bash drew hundreds of local residents to the annual event. Mark Garnier spent some time visiting the stands, chatting to local residents and meeting with Tony Hinton on the Kidderminster Ex-Servicemen, Women and Veterans Trust – an important local organisation that Mark is delighted to support.

27th June 2009

With the summer well under way, villages and towns are having their summer fetes and carnivals. Mark joined Conservative MP for Leominster Bill Wiggin at the Rock Church fete, where Bill was asked to open the fete in his last year as Rock ‘s MP. Rock will be coming under the Wyre Forest constituency at the next election as a result of boundary changes.

25th June 2009

The Bewdley Rotary held its AGM at the Brasserie Restaurant in Kidderminster, with Mark Garnier as the guest speaker. About 60 people and heard Mark speak about his job as the Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman for Wyre Forest and about the importance of the work done by Members of Parliament, currently taking some flak over the expenses scandal.

18th June 2009

Part of being a member of a political party is about helping out all our other members. Accordingly, Mark was very keen to venture up to Shrewsbury to join Shropshire based MPs Daniel Kawchensky, Owen Patterson and Philip Dunne (who was unable to attend) raise money for the MacMillan cancer charity.

12th June 2009

Cllr John Holden held his official Mayor Making celebration at the Stourport Civic Centre to mark the start of his year as Mayor. Mark and many other Conservatives were in attendance to help him celebrate his achievement and to help eat his well known and incredibly good pork pies, something that John is an expert at.

31st May 2009

Local charity Kemp Hospice launched its new fundraising initiative Tea @ Three. The idea is to get people together to raise awareness for Kemps incredibly important local activities, and to help raise funds.

27th May 2009

The Foulkes Forge building on the Stourport Road has been undergoing a renaissance in the last couple of years. Two years ago, local company Lawrence Skip Hire entered into an agreement to buy the site and redevelop it into Europe’s biggest recycling centre. Two years and a severe downturn in the economy later, the recycling centre is open for business.

Promoted by Tracey Onslow on behalf of Mark Garnier, both of the Wyre Forest Conservative Association, 35 Mill Street, Kidderminster, DY11 6XB

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