Campaigns

The seven Welsh Conservative MPs across North Wales are calling for urgent action to ensure the region is not left behind in ensuring adequate capacity to treat Coronavirus patients.

I am very proud to have supported Macmillan Cancer Care at a recent event they held at the House of Commons and to post this photo on the day before my mother’s funeral after her death from lung cancer on 7th January.

Recently I visited residents in The Lodge on Broughton Road to discuss severe problems they are having with speeding cars outside their houses as shown in the video below.

I discussed with Owen Paterson on his recent visit to Chirk the fury that people feel about the decision of Transport for Wales, which is the responsibility of Ken Skates AM and the Welsh Labour government in Cardiff, to cut railway services on the Chester to Shrewsbury line and to renege on the

Our Welsh NHS has been run by the Welsh Labour Government in Cardiff for 20 years. We must make sure that the extra £1.2 billion being provided by Boris Johnson’s government is spent on frontline health services in North Wales.

Like the majority of people in Clwyd South, I voted for Brexit. I support the Prime Minister’s great new deal. We must honour the result of the referendum, get Brexit done and move on to tackle the challenges facing our country.

It is vital we attend our local Library Consultation Meetings organised by Wrexham Council, as I did in Chirk on 17th October, and fill in the consultation form either in hard copy or online at: http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/consultati

I am campaigning in Clwyd South for better mobile signal and faster broadband speeds which are sub-standard in many parts of the constituency.

The Clwyd South Conservatives have been campaigning hard in a wide variety of wards including ones where the Welsh Conservatives are not incumbents such as Bryn Cefn, Llangollen Rural and the Ceiriog Valley.

UPDATE: 29th March 2016

Simon recently spoke at the Welsh Conservative conference in Llangollen, where he brought national attention to the HSBC closures in Chirk and Ruabon.
Simon has also recently sent out another update to all 700 banking survey respondents, informing them of recent developments between himself and HSBC.
In the update, Simon put's forward his analysis of those who returned the banking survey, which highlights to HSBC, the collective concerns such closures will have on our constituency.