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amendment of the Law | Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation | Commons debates
Unemployment is an important matter, and it is important that our constituents should have jobs. Is the hon. Gentleman trying to tell us through those statistics that unemployment in his…
Regional Growth Fund | Oral Answers to Questions – Business, Innovation and Skills | Commons debates
The regional growth fund has certainly attracted interest in Wiltshire, with bids from Melksham’s Cooper Tires and the Corsham Institute. Whether it brings sustainable energy solutions or…
Engagements | Oral Answers to Questions – Prime Minister | Commons debates
Whatever further changes the Chancellor announces today, the payslips of ordinary working people will show a tax cut next month as a result of the personal allowance rise that the Liberal…
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Duncan Hames writes… Must we continue to use food for fuel?
The European Union is currently committed to ensuring that 10% of each Member State’s transport energy will come from biofuels by 2020. This originated as a well-intentioned attempt to combat climate change, but time has shown that using food for …
Job Vacancies with Duncan Hames
Duncan Hames, MP for Chippenham, is looking for an enthusiastic and hard-working Parliamentary Assistant to join his busy Westminster Office. In this permanent role you will assist Duncan with research, briefings and supporting constituents in his parliamentary work. Working closely with Duncan and his team, this challenging role offers the opportunity to support the work of a Liberal Democrat MP in Westminster.
Duncan Hames attends Wiltshire Mind’s drop in centre
Chippenham MP, Duncan Hames, visited Wiltshire Mind’s drop in session in Chippenham this week. Duncan listened to local residents as they spoke about difficulties accessing care for mental health patients in Wiltshire. Residents explained how they thought these services could …
