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A personal introduction from Brooks Newmark...
I live in the heart of our constituency with my wife Lucy and our five children. I am an active member of our local community and I am proud to have been elected to represent you at Westminster. Like you, I share a passionate concern for the welfare of our country and our local community.
 I want to see a society where people have greater freedom and more opportunity. In particular, I want to get the Government off people’s backs. This means giving people greater responsibility over their own lives; whilst ensuring that we give greater support to the vulnerable in our society, especially the elderly.
As your MP I will defend the interests of local people and the independence of our country. I will be a strong voice for Braintree. I will be a strong voice for Witham. I will be a strong voice for all our communities.
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2008 London Marathon
Brooks ran the London Marathon in support of PARC
Contacting me
You elected me to serve you and the community.
Your concerns are important to me and you should feel free to contact me anytime.
I hold surgeries regularly and if you want to meet up with me then please either write to my office, e-mail or call.
You should also feel free to contact me regarding any local issues that you feel strongly about.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Write to:
Brooks Newmark, MP
House of Commons
London, SW1A 0AA
Tel:
01376 512 386
Fax:
01376 516 475
email:
newmarkb@parliament.uk
Constituency Office address:
Conservative Office
Avenue Lodge
The Avenue
Witham
Essex, CM8 2DL
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Westminster Report
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Visiting Parliament
Brooks especially welcomes visits to the Houses of Parliament from schools or other constituency groups. If you would like to visit Parliament please call 01376 512 386. To find out more about Parliament, visit Parliament's education website www.explore.parliament.uk.
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Latest news:
Braintree Firestation
15 May 2008 :
Article for Braintree and Witham Times
I recently visited Braintree Firestation to see for myself the invaluable contribution that Essex County Fire and Rescue Service makes to our community.
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Finance Bill: Zero-carbon Homes
29 April 2008 :
Speech
Brooks Newmark considers stamp duty exemptions on zero-carbon homes and calls for graded reliefs for properties that meet intermediate levels but are not strictly zero-carbon as an incentive to builders to invest in new technology.
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Finance Bill: Penalties for errors
29 April 2008 :
Speech
During a debate about penalties imposed for incorrect tax returns, Brooks Newmark raises concerns at the use of a so-called Henry VIII clause in a money Bill which essentially enables legislation to be amended or repealed without Parliamentary scrutiny.
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Finance Bill: Small Companies' Rates
28 April 2008 :
Speech
Brooks Newmark condemns the escalation of the small companies rate and raises his concerns that the increase in the R&D tax credit and the introduction of the Annual Investment Allowance will not be of help to many small businesses.
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Parliamentary Written Questions:
Crimes of Violence: Essex
21 April 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark questions the Home Secretary about the number of violent crimes reported in Braintree in each of the last five years.
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Village Halls: Finance
19 March 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government when she last discussed the funding of village halls with the Secretaries of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Culture Media and Sport.
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Community Centres: Rural Areas
11 March 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark questions the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government about support given to rural communities for the maintenance and improvement of village halls and community centres.
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A12
6 March 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks the Transport Secretary about traffic accident blackspots on the A12 in Essex.
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Dartford River Crossing: Concessions
5 March 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
MP calls for Dartford River Crossing discounts to be extended to all residents of Essex and Kent.
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A12: Injuries
4 March 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
In a written question to the Secretary of State for Transport, Brooks Newmark asks for figures for the number of fatalities and serious injuries on the A12 in Essex.
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Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund: Braintree
28 February 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs which projects in Braintree constituency have been funded by the aggregates levy sustainability fund.
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Village Halls: Repairs and Maintenance
28 February 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs about his Department's support for the maintenance and improvement of village halls and community centres.
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National Lottery: Braintree
27 February 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport which projects were awarded funding by the Big Lottery Fund in Braintree constituency in each of the last five years.
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National Lottery: Braintree
26 February 2008 :
Parliamentary Question
Brooks Newmark asks about projects in the Braintree constituency that received community fund grants.
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