Following the retirement of David Lidington after 27 years of being the Member of Parliament for the Aylesbury constituency on Saturday the members of Aylesbury Conservatives selected Rob Butler to be our candidate.
Following a conversation with our Association Chairman, Cllr. Steve Broadbent,today Sir David Lidington has formally written to the our Executive Council to announce that he wishes to retire and not seek re-election for Parliament in the next General Election.
In the early hours of Friday morning Rob Butler was elected as the Member of Parliament for the Aylesbury constituency. Rob will take the place of Sir David Lidington in Westminster, following Sir David's retirement.
In the early hours of Friday 13th December Rob Butler was elected as the Member of Parliament for the Aylesbury constituency with 54% share of the vote. You can watch his acceptance speech here.
Aylesbury's Conservative candidate in the General Election, Rob Butler, this morning (Wednesday 20 November, 2019) met the Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, in Stoke Mandeville to discuss HS2.
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