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Sam Townend for Bristol North West

Welcome to the website of Sam Townend:

Labour's Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Bristol North West.

Covering – Avonmouth, Shirehampton, Lawrence Weston,

Coombe Dingle, Sea Mills, Brentry,  Henbury, Stoke Bishop,

Westbury on Trym, Henleaze, Horfield, Southmead, and Lockleaze.

 

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Sam's News
  • Secretary of State supports Sam Townend's stand on North Bristol Schools‏
    Sam Townend, Labour's prospective MP for Bristol North West says, "I have discussed the Tory pledge of finding money for two new schools for the North of Bristol with the Secretary of State for Schools, Ed Balls, who agrees with me that it is just pie-in-the-sky politics aimed at trying to buy the electorate just before the General Election." Labour's Schools Secretary Ed Balls: "Sam Townend is right to point out the hidden cost of the Tory new schools proposals for Bristol. Quite apart from funding new schools, the Conservatives have pledged to find £6bn of cuts this financial year...
  • Tory promise on Bristol school- what cost?
    Yesterday Michael Gove came to a poorly attended meeting in the North of Bristol to promise that a Conservative Government will fund a new school on the Stoke Lodge site in North Bristol. "The Conservatives have pledged two new schools for the North of Bristol, but have not set out what the cost will be to our five existing schools. I fear funding cuts and even school closures will come with their proposals." says Sam Townend, Labour's prospective MP for Bristol North West "There will be a funding cost which they have not set out. Even without new schools the...
  • Labour Big Guns help Sam Townend in Bristol North West
    Labour Big Guns help Sam Townend in Bristol North West   Tomorrow, Friday, not one, but two Government ministers are going on the door-step for Sam Townend, parliamentary candidate for Bristol North West. Chris Bryant, Minister of State for Europe, will be door-knocking for Sam in Southmead from 1.30pm Lord Bach, Justice Minister, will be speaking with voters at the door with Sam on Southmead Road, Horfield, from 3.30pm....
  • Bristol dinner ladies call for free school meals for all election pledge
    Bristol dinner ladies call for free school meals for all election pledge On Thursday 1st April a group of dinner ladies and catering staff from Sea Mills Primary School will gather with Sam Townend, Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Bristol North West, to call for universal free school meals for primary schools to be included in every party’s manifesto. Sam says, “Recent Government pilots of free school meals for all in primary schools in Durham and Newham have shown that universal free school meals have had a really beneficial effect in terms of eating habits, making children calmer and concentration levels...
  • Letter to the editor
    Letter to the editorSir, The hundreds of workers at Airbus and GKN at Filton who have been working on the A400M plane deserve congratulations and a pat on the back following the recent successful negotiations between Airbus, the British Government, and the six other European customer nations of the A400M. It has been a very difficult time for many months for these workers - on part-time working and not knowing whether or not they would have a job at all. This has not been helped at all by opposition politicians, such as the Lib Dems' Nick Clegg, saying that we should do without...
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