Simon Nayyar took the concerns of Hackney residents to the Conservative Conference last week. See the whole speech here.

Published Hackney Gazette, 3 Sep 09: “Following the successful appeal by the Conservative Shadow Home Affairs spokesman Damian Green to have his DNA details removed from the National Database, we should all support the campaign by Diane Abbott – the MP for Hackney North & Stoke Newington – and Liberty, to ensure legal counsel is [...]

David Cameron launches the Conservatives’ new recruitment campaign.

Mossbourne Academy has a simple message. It says to the world that kids from tough backgrounds are not destined to fail. And it says to those kids, this is your school, this is your future, and we’ll do whatever it takes to help you – but one thing we’ll never do is make excuses for you

Come and meet your Conservative candidate for the Greater London Authority, Alexander Ellis, on Saturday 8th March. The event will take place between 10.30am and midday at the Islington Conservatives’ office at 67 Halliford Street, N1 3HF.

If you have an hour or two to spare, please come and help us deliver leaflets on behalf of Boris Johnson and Alexander Ellis.

Hackney’s Labour council, led by Mayor Jules Pipe, has voted to make it even harder for struggling residents to make ends meet – by rejecting a Conservative proposal to cut Council Tax by 2 per cent.

There are presently nine Conservative Councillors in Hackney. Visit this page to find out more.

Hackney’s Conservative councillors hold regular surgeries for residents. If you have any issues or concerns you would like to bring up with a councillor, they will be happy to welcome you.

If, like us, you are sick and tired of the way in which Hackney’s Labour council wastes money on persecuting small businesses, whilst failing to address gang violence; or undermining community pride whilst leaving our amenities to fester; then why not do something about it?

Join the Hackney Conservative Party.

Letter published in Hackney Gazette, 20 August 2009

A recent article in the Hackney Gazette drew attention to the fact that one in ten shops in Dalston now stand empty. This is hardly surprising when – unbelievably during a recession – the local Labour-run Hackney Council ever more zealously enforces shoppers’ car parking regulations, business taxes continue to go up and Gordon Brown’s government burdens local traders with more and more red tape, meaning Hackney’s wealth creators spend more time filling in forms than running their businesses.

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