Paul Keetch MP

Working hard for Hereford, Ross-on-Wye, South Herefordshire and the Golden Valley

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Paul Keetch will stand down as MP at the next General Election. This means that Paul stays as MP for the Hereford constituency until the next General Election. His position as MP has not changed. He will still be living in Hereford and have an office here. He can still help his constituents as before. You can contact him via this website or by visiting an advice surgery, details of which are also on this website.

Sarah Carr has been chosen by the Liberal Democrats to succeed Paul and she will be standing at the next General Election. Sarah was Paul's campaign manager when he was first elected in 1997. Sarah will continue to be a strong voice for Hereford, Ross-on-Wye and South Herefordshire in Parliament should she be elected. To find out more about Sarah Carr visit www.sarahcarr.org.uk or follow the links on this website.


Assurance For Keetch Over A465 Speed Limit Reduction

Mon 12th May 2008

Local Lib Dem MP Paul Keetch has recently met with the Highways Agency and campaigners in the form of local residents and Parish Councillors to discuss the reduction of the speed limit on the A465 at Wormbridge from the current national speed limit to 40 mph.

Paul Keetch MP at A465

Keetch's Delight at HUFC Success

Thu 8th May 2008

Hereford's Liberal Democrat MP and keen Hereford United FC fan has tabled an Early Day Motion in support of the club's recent promotion and to honour the work of the team's manager, Graham Turner.

HUFC Crest

Keetch Supports Gurkhas Rights to Remain in UK

Thu 8th May 2008

The Liberal Democrats yesterday presented a Bill in Parliament calling for the amendment of the current immigration rules to allow former Gurkha soldiers to live in Britain after their service in the Army.

Gurkha Soldier

MPs Back Keetch's Call Over Mugabe Knighthood

Fri 2nd May 2008

Fifty MPs have now backed calls by Hereford MP Paul Keetch to strip Robert Mugabe of the honorary knighthood given him by Britain in 1994. Yesterday leads from the Zimbabwean electoral commission suggested that Mugabe came second in his country's Presidential Election, but he still clings on to power.

Keetch calls on all to 'Support our Armed Forces'

Mon 28th Apr 2008

Paul Keetch, Liberal Democrat MP for Hereford, in a letter published in Saturday's Daily Telegraph newspaper, together with the president, patrons and vice presidents of the United Kingdom National Defence Association [UKNDA] has issued an appeal to all to join a recently created campaign to address the issues surrounding the over stretch and underfunding of the UK's Armed Forces.

UK Forces Helicopter

"PEDIKEETCH"

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Even in their own expectations Hereford Pedicabs have grown quickly:

Paul Keetch MP with Pedicabs Team
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Hereford General Election Result

Turnout: 46894 (65%)

43.3%
 
Liberal Democrat: 20285 (+2.4%)
41.2%
 
Conservative: 19323 (+2.5%)
10.2%
 
Labour: 4800 (−4.9%)

View the results in detail.

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Quotes of the Week

"Liberalism in Britain has lost a great champion, the Liberal Democrats, a great advocate and our public life, a great servant."

Lord Paddy Ashdown

In memory of Lord Richard Holme, who died on 5 May

"If the Tories want to claim that they are going to cut corporation tax, they have to come clean about how they are going to pay for it. Cutting the main rate of corporation tax to 25% will cost more than £5bn a year. If David Cameron is to have a hope of sounding credible he must state clearly where the money will come from. Otherwise this will be seen as yet another unfunded tax cut."

Vince Cable - Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor

www.libdems.org.uk - 2 May