Aylesbury Conservatives were delighted to unanimously readopt David Lidington as our candidate for the General Election on Thursday 8th June. David has represented the Aylesbury constituency for 25 years and will be out speaking to residents over the next month across the constituency. 

The referendum vote last June was about something more than simply leaving the European Union. It was a vote for change: to make Britain stronger and fairer – restoring national self-determination while becoming even more global and international in action and spirit.

A Public Space Protection Order is now in place in Kingsbury. 

David welcomed submissions from schools across Aylesbury constituency for his official Christmas card competition.

The winning pupils were awarded book tokens in three different age groups (Reception, Year 1 and 2; Year 3 & 4, and Year 5 & 6).

I am deeply disappointed by today’s announcement of the proposed closure of RAF Halton by 2022. This would mean the end of close relationships that have existed for a century between the Royal Air Force and not only Halton Parish, but Aylesbury, Wendover and other local communities.

Local MP David Lidington was joined by local Councillors Steve Bowles and Peter Strachan at The Red Lion in Wendover on Friday 18th November for a pub surgery.

I have evidence to the Lords Committee on 2 November. This is an abbreviated version of what I said.

Wendover is one of the most seriously affected communities along the entire Phase One route. 

Cllr Steven Broadbent will be joining the Wycombe Homeless Connection Big Sleepout 2016 taking place on Friday 18th November in All Saints Churchyard, behind Costa in the centre of Wycombe.

Stokenchurch Community Library recently held a presentation event for the 41 youngsters who had completed the 2016 Summer Reading Challenge. And for this year’s Roald Dahl-themed Big Friendly Read, who better to hand out the certificates and medals than a Big Friendly Giant.

It has just been announced that Prime Minister Theresa May has appointed David Lidington to the role of Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Council.