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Don Foster - Bath's No.1 Supporter
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THANK YOU!
To e-mail Don Foster please use don@donfoster.co.uk or call 01225 338 973
It is a real honour to be re-elected as the MP for Bath, and especially with an increased majority. Thank you to everyone who voted for me on May 6th.
As your MP I represent everyone in the constituency whether you voted Lib Dem or not. Please get in touch if you have any issues or concerns you want to raise. The contact details are at the top of this page.
I am looking forward to continuing to work hard for Bath and representing you in Parliament.
Don Foster MP
NEWS
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Fri 27th Aug 2010
The coalition government recently announced a drive to get rid of unnecessary signs, railings and advertising hoardings in a bid to make streets tidier and less confusing for motorists and pedestrians and save money. The move to remove "scruffy signs, bossy bollards, patchwork paving and railed off roads" has been backed by Don Foster MP.
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Thu 19th Aug 2010
Campaigners and opposition Councillors have expressed their frustration and disappointment following B&NES Cabinet's decision yesterday evening to continue with the plan to close Culverhay school in Bath.
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Wed 18th Aug 2010
Today, the coalition is a hundred days old. The Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives have, so far, succeeded in working together - but does the fact that it is a coalition government really make any difference?
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Wed 11th Aug 2010
The B&NES Council Cabinet will be forced to meet and reconsider its decision to start the process of closing Culverhay school after a crucial vote on a formal challenge last night.
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| Bath General Election Result |
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Turnout: 47086 (72%)
56.6%
Liberal Democrats: 26651 (+11.2%)
31.4%
Conservative: 14768 (−0.5%)
6.9%
Labour: 3251 (−7.5%)
View the results in detail.
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