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Welcome!
Nigel Rock PPC
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The next General Election will be fought on new constituency boundaries. The new constituency of Kenilworth & Southam represents a unique challenge and opportunity for the Liberal Democrats.
There is no sitting M.P.! The Liberal Democrats are the challenge to the Conservatives here. With your help we can win.
Please contact Nigel Rock, our prospective parliamentary candidate, at ppc@kenilworthandsouthamlibdems.org.uk
An Illuminating Project
Mon 22nd Dec 2008
Ageing streetlights have been replaced with cutting edge technology in Henry Street, Kenilworth. Warwickshire County Council has just completed a scheme to replace the lighting columns in Henry Street using the latest lighting technology.
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Lib Dems Force Crack Down on Illegal Immigration at M40 Warwick Services
Tue 16th Dec 2008
After a successful two-year campaign by Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Nigel Rock, authorities concerned with illegal immigration have improved the systems on the M40 in Warwickshire. Now suspected illegal immigrants are detained at once by UKBA, the United Kingdom Border Agency, and processed within the immigration system rather than being released within Warwickshire.
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Steve Webb M.P. Visits South Warwickshire
Sun 14th Dec 2008
Steve Webb M.P., the Liberal Democrats' Shadow Secretary of State for for Climate Change & Energy, visited South Warwickshire recently to meet local Lib Dem prospective parliamentary candidates, councillors and activists, and to speak at the constituency dinner of our neighbours Stratford Liberal Democrats.
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Stratford Tories Abdicating Responsibilities - Nigel Rock
Sun 14th Dec 2008
The debate about the Wellesbourne Leisure Centre, forced by Lib Dem councillors Nigel Rock (Stockton & Napton) and David Close (Wellesbourne) in the face of opposition from the ruling Conservatives on Stratford District Council, was considered by the full Council on Monday last.
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Connect2 Kenilworth - A Year After The Big Lottery Win
Sat 13th Dec 2008
Councillor John Whitehouse (Liberal Democrat, Kenilworth Abbey), chair of the Steering Group of the Connect2 Kenilworth project, has published the first of what will be a regular monthly column in the Kenilworth Weekly News updating local residents on progress on this exciting project.
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Nigel Rock Visits Westminster
Wed 10th Dec 2008
Nigel Rock, the PPC for Kenilworth and Southam recently took the opportunity to see for himself the select committee system of parliament in operation.
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Kenilworth Residents Win Free Parking at Castle
Thu 27th Nov 2008
After a long campaign led by Liberal Democrat town councillor Pat Ryan and subsequently backed by other town councillors, English Heritage has now agreed that parking in the Brays car park at Kenilworth Castle will remain free for Kenilworth residents when charging begins from 1st April 2009.
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Archive of earlier news stories
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"In another anniversary speech [Nick Clegg] outlined some of the ways the £12bn wasted on the cut in VAT could have been spent. His proposals included funding for insulation and energy efficiency and reopening old railway lines. That sounds to me like a better use of fiscal stimulus on the eve of an era where public spending is going to get eyewateringly tight. "
Steve Richards
Opinion column, The Independent - 23 December
"We don't need an inquiry to know where the blame lies for the invasion of Iraq five and a half years ago. The Government voted for this disastrous war, Gordon Brown signed the cheques and the Tories cheered them on. "
Nick Clegg, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
Responding to the statement on withdrawal of troops from Iraq - 18 December
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