Welcome
Hello, and welcome to my web-site.
As the Member of Parliament for Broxbourne, I am here to represent my constituents in the House of Commons to ensure that your voices are heard and that you get a fair deal.
If you live in the Borough of Broxbourne or Northaw and Cuffley ward and have a problem you think I can help with, please do not hesitate to contact my office on 0207 219 0338. You can also visit me at one of my surgeries, which I regularly hold across the constituency. While it is not in my power to instruct people or organisations to act in your favour, I am always ready and willing to make representations on behalf of those who get in touch.
I hope my site will help keep you informed of my actions both in Broxbourne and in Parliament.
Regards,
Charles Walker MP
31st December 2009
Under Parliamentary rules governing the pre-election period, this website will not be updated from 1st January 2010 until the General Election.
Expenses
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Latest from Westminster...
- 8th December 2009Speech
Charles Walker presents one of over 120 petitions opposing the compulsory registration and monitoring of home-educated children.
- 25th November 2009Speech with video
Charles Walker calls for a brave approach to prison reform to cut high reoffending rates by tackling the low educational attainment, addiction rates and mental health problems experienced by a significant proportion of prisoners.
- 9th November 2009Speech with video
Charles Walker leads a debate on mental health services and raises concerns about the disproportionate closure of mental health beds and the need to ensure that bed closures are matched by sufficient new provision of facilities in the community.
- 28th October 2009Speech
Charles Walker calls for the Speaker's Committee for the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority to include some younger MPs.
- 22nd October 2009Speech
Charles Walker welcomes the amended Bill and praises the introduction of Marine Conservation Zones which are critical if we are to achieve healthy fish stocks and a flourishing commercial fishing industry.
