News
West Worcestershire unemployment ticks up again in July
11 August 2009
Harriett Baldwin, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for West Worcestershire today noted a further deterioration in the labour market in West Worcestershire in July 2009.
Call for Advantage West Midlands to support Tenbury Flood Defences
9 August 2009
Harriett Baldwin, Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for West Worcestershire has this week repeated her call to Advantage West Midlands to support Tenbury's bid for flood defences.
Prospective MP encourages participation in Future Countryside debate
6 August 2009
Recently Nick Herbert, Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs announced the launch of Future Countryside.
Honest Food Labelling Campaign at Tenbury Show
2 August 2009
The Conservative Rural Action team took a stand in favour of Honest Food Labelling at Saturday's Tenbury Agricultural Show.
Visit to Regional Job Centre HQ to discuss Tenbury
2 August 2009
Harriett Baldwin, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for West Worcestershire and Dr Ken Pollock, Tenbury's new County Councillor will tomorrow (Tuesday) visit the Job Centre Marches Regional Headquarters in Kidderminster to discuss the Tenbury Job Centre Bus.
South Worcestershire becomes burglary hotspot
28 July 2009
New figures released today by the Conservatives show that South Worcestershire has become the burglary hotspot of the West Mercia Police area.
"Ring-fencing gone mad" - Worcestershire County Council wins bid for "Generations Together" campaign
28 July 2009
This week it was announced that the County Council has successfully bid for £386,800 funding to help 700 volunteers "break down barriers between young people and older people".
Concern raised over Government threat to local high streets and shops
28 July 2009
Government to weaken powers of Worcestershire's Councils to control out-of-town development.
Government cuts Worcestershire County Council's Growth Point infrastructure funding by 43%
23 July 2009
Harriett Baldwin this week welcomed news that the three South Worcestershire councils have asked the Government Office of the West Midlands for permission to extend the SWJCS process by six months.