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Date: Friday,1July201112:34:08UnitedKingdomTime
From: GregHandsM.P.
To: [email protected]
In this edition:
Greg Hands M.P.s DiaryWebsite of the Week:District Line
ConsultationLabour refuse to backcampaign to stop SuperSewer
threat
Photo news:Wandsworth BridgeRoad Summer FairHands urges
Fulhamresidents to speak up forextra Wimbledon BranchtrainsHands
joins campaigners inDowning Street to saveRoyal BromptonPhoto
news:Queens Club GardensSummer Garden Party
Greg Hands MP speech onthe anniversary ofthe birth of
Solidarityin PolandPhoto news:Royal Borough ofKensington &
ChelseaCivic Service 2011K&C Council partnerswith Bloomsbury
topromote library usePhoto news:Redcliffe Ward SummerGarden
PartyK&C Leader elected aschairman of the LocalGovernment
AssociationHands in Parliament:Hands on escalatingcost of Super
SewerHands in Parliament:PM agrees with Handson Euro stress
tests
Hands in the papers:Hope for Royal BromptoncampaignersHands in
the papers:F1 chiefs girl mustrevise 56m housemakeover brandedbotox
architectureHow to contactGreg Hands M.P.
Issue 303 Friday 1st July 2011
Since the last edition, Greg:
Handed in a petition at 10, Downing Street, withcampaigners,
calling for child surgery at the RoyalBrompton Hospital (Chelsea)
to be spared, currentlythreatened by an internal NHS review. See
photo and pressreport below.
Addressed a celebration of the work of the Polish Solidarity
trade union, and its key role in ending Communist rule inPoland.
For photo and Gregs speech, see below.
Attended the 175th anniversary celebrations of St JohnsWalham
GreenCE Primary School, with mass led by theBishop of London, Rt
Hon Rt Rev Richard Chartres,including a presentation to retiring
Headmistress PaulineMorazgalska.
Attended the Kensington & Chelsea civic service at StMary
Abbot Church, Knesington, with new mayor Cllr JulieMills.
With the Mayor, Cllr Frances Stainton, opened theWandsworth
Bridge Road summer fair. (see photo).
Attended the summer fete of Lady Margaret School,Parsons
Green.
Attended a Redcliffe Ward Conservatives event inChelsea, with
guest speaker Justine Greening MP.
Took questions from representatives of the Hammersmith
&Fulham Borough Youth Forum at a meeting inHammersmith Town
Hall.
Attended the Hurlingham Clubs summer garden party as aguest of
the Chairman.
Welcomed Bill Browder, founder of Hermitage Capital, to theHouse
of Commons. Bill is spearheading the campaign to
seek justice for murdered Russian lawyerSergei Magnitsky.
Attended the Sulivan School summer fete, Fulham. Was joined for a
day by Russian MP Grigory Fandeev,
through the John Smith Memorial Trust. Greg is a patronof the
Trust, which was set up in memory of former Labourleader, and
brings up-and-coming politicians and otherleaders from the ex-USSR
to Britain to learn about ourdemocratic system.
Attended the summer garden party of the Queens ClubGardens
Residents Association, W14.
Met representatives of Goldman Sachs in Parliament todiscuss
issues surrounding EU regulation of financial
services. Met the new headmaster of the ARK Conway Primary
Academy, Damian McBeath. The new school will open inShepherds
Bush in September.
Attended the St Johns Walham GreenCE School summerfair.
Ran a surgery for residents of Chelsea and Fulham atFulham Town
Hall. Gregs surgeries are generally everyMonday, at either Fulham
Town Hall or Peter Jones, SloaneSquare. To make an appointment,
call 020 7219 5448 orreply to this bulletin.
Website of the Week:
District Line Consultation
The consultation website for improvements to the WimbledonBranch
of the District Line. For extra rush hour trains, make
sure you have your say here before 15th July 2011.
Labour refuse to back campaignto stop Super Sewer
threatConservatives continue fightfor residents
Greg Hands M.P. with Cllr Steve Hamilton supporting RATS,the
Fulham campaign against the Super Sewer.
In an extraordinary move this week, Labour Party Councillors
inHammersmith & Fulham refused to vote in favour of
challengingThames Water's proposals to turn Sands End into an eight
yearconstruction site.Whilst Conservative Sands End Councillors
delivered speechesattacking Thames Water's proposed use of Carnwath
Road as adecade long construction site, as well as pointing out the
flaws in thescheme that will not solve problems of overflows or
local flooding,
Labour politicians seemed to act as spokesmen for Thames
Water.Not only did they ask the council to support the 'Super
Sewer'project in principle, to the shock of Sands End residents in
the publicgallery they then refused to vote to back the
ConservativeAdministration in fighting Thames Water's plans.You can
read Sands End Councillor Steve Hamilton's speech to theCouncil
here and Cllr Ali de Lisle's here.Whilst Labour are playing
politics, Greg Hands M.P. has been busystanding up for Sands End
residents. This week he questionedEnvironment Minister Richard
Benyon in the House of Commons onthe ever rising cost of the Thames
Tideway Tunnel scheme.
Currently estimated to be 3.6 billion, the 'Super Sewer' will
costevery Thames Water bill payer 65 a year. Greg was assured
thatthe cost of any scheme to meet the European Union's
instructions toBritain on the treatment of waste water was at the
forefront ofdiscussions with Thames Water.Greg, along with
Hammersmith & Fulham Conservative Council hasabsolutely opposed
to Carnwath Road being used as a constructionsite for Thames
Water's scheme and are backing local residentsaction group RATS
(Residents Against Thames Sewer). If youhaven't already signed
their petition to save Carnwath Road and theSands End area, you can
do sohere: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/stop-the-stink/ .
Photo news:Wandsworth Bridge Road Summer Fair
Greg Hands M.P. with H&F Mayor Cllr Frances Stainton,opening
the Wandsworth Bridge Road summer fair.
Hands urges Fulhamresidents to speak up for extraWimbledon
Branch trainsAs reported in this bulletin in April, Transport for
London areproposing to make the morning commute for Fulham
residentseasier, with five extra trains on the Wimbledon Branch.The
extra trains will be a welcome relief for Wimbledon Branchusers,
who will also see increased reliability of services, with 24
percent more capacity on the line through the withdrawal of the
under-used Olympia to Earls Court service, which many commuters
havetagged 'the ghost train'.The Olympia service, which accounts
for 10 per cent of trainscoming into Earls Court but carries only
about 0.5 per cent ofpassengers going though the station, will
still operate during theweekend and additional services will be put
on if there is a majorevent at Olympia exhibition centre on a
weekday.
Richard Parry, London Underground director, said: "The District
lineis one of the busiest lines on the Tube network, used by
over700,000 people each day. The new timetable would
providesignificant reliability improvements for the whole line and
in particularmajor benefits to customers who use the Wimbledon
branch duringthe morning."The District line is set to be completely
upgraded with new air-conditioned trains from 2013 and a new
signalling system goes livefrom 2018.In order to ensure these
changes come about it is vital that T fLhears from Fulham residents
in favour of the extra trains. Theconsultation has been extended
and you can have your say here
before 15th July.
Hands joins campaigners in DowningStreet to save Royal
Brompton
Greg Hands M.P. with campaigners in Downing Streethanding in a
35,000 strong petition to save childrens heart
surgery at the Royal Brompton.
Greg Hands M.P. joined children and parents who have
experiencedthe care of the Royal Brompton in Downing Street last
week topresent a 35,000 strong petition to save children's heart
surgery atthe hospital.
As the petition was handed in, Health Minister Simon
Burnsindicated that the Government would be taking a more
flexibleapproach, giving hope to the campaign to keep services at
the RoyalBrompton.Simon Burns said: "The consultation literature
specifically asksconsultees for their views on how many centres it
is best to have inLondon, two or three."If they agree that two is
optimal, they are asked to state which twothey prefer, including
the Royal Brompton."Although the Royal Brompton has not been
included in any of thefour proposed scenarios for child surgery
units, people who aretaking part in the consultation process can
argue its case."The review remains flexible and open-minded as to
the finalnumber, and is happy to listen to all options."Greg said:
"Royal Brompton is recognised as a centre of excellencethat has
pioneered many life-saving techniques."I have been overwhelmed by
the concerns raised by parents andfamilies who cannot understand
why NHS managers are proposingto destroy a world class service that
has transformed many
thousands of lives."I hope that they will listen to people's
concerns now."The Safe and Sustainable review consultation closes
on July 1, afterwhich a decision on the unit will be made.
Photo news:Queens Club Gardens
Summer Garden Party
Greg Hands M.P. with Mrs Erika Lang and Cllr Harry Phibbs atthe
Queen's Club Gardens Residents Association garden party.
Greg Hands MP speech on theanniversary of the birth of
Solidarity inPoland
London, 27th June 2011
Greg Hands M.P. addressing the Conservative Friends of Polandto
celebrate the success of Solidarity, the ground-breaking
independent trade union, which helped bring an end toCommunism
in Eastern Europe.
Your Excellency, ladies and gentlemen,The first of my 10 visits
to Poland was in 1985.
I was on a train from East Berlin to Warsaw, and the change at
theborder wasnt only to swap the Mitropa wagon for a WARSwagon. It
was also the change in peoples spirit. Both countries hadoppressive
regimes, but thanks to Solidarity and the incredible spiritof the
Polish people, one couldnt help but notice the change inpeoples
vivacity.Truth be told, however, in 1985, nobody knew if Solidarity
was, bythen, simply an event in the past. We all know and we can
alltoday give thanks that it was a big part of the future as
well.When Solidarity was born, I was a teenager, and was spellbound
bythe events. It was part of my own political awakening. I had
a
Solidarnosc poster at university.It is an amazing story, which
has been told just now by theAmbassador so eloquently, who lived it
in Gdansk. I wont repeat it,but I will try to draw out three
lasting ramifications of Solidarity.First, it was a worker-led
revolution. This was, of course, contrary tothe Marxist ideology
that gripped the Soviet Empire, and, indeed,some people in the
West. According to Marx and Engels, theworkers were supposed to be
on the other side, not rebelling againstCommunism.Second, and in a
similar vein, was the vital role played by theChurch and by Pope
John Paul II. Again, under Marxist thinking, theChurch was supposed
to be part of the establishment, not the co-leaders of a workers
revolt.And third, we must always recognise the role of world
figures likeMichael Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan in the ending of
the ColdWar. However, Solidarity predated both of them. We must
neverforget that the end of the Cold War was also brought about
fromhome-grown grassroots movements like Solidarity and Charta
77.So, Solidarity was a bottom-up, popular workers revolt, with
churchsupport precisely the opposite of what Marxist doctrine told
us
should be the case!I will also pay tribute at this point to my
former Hammersmithconstituent Giles Hart, who led the Polish
Solidarity Campaign here
in the UK, and who was to die tragically in the 7th July
Londonbombings in 2005, a victim of a different kind of tyranny.But
today is not just about looking back. We should also celebratethe
contribution of todays Poles in the UK. I have said this before,and
I will say it again, that the Poles are Britains most-popular
everset of immigrants, and I have never, in London at least, heard
a badword said about them.
UK Polish links could hardly be stronger. We work closely
togetherin NATO, the EU and in Afghanistan. We in the Conservative
Partyhave particularly strong links. Nor is it just links at the
top. When Ifirst visited in the 1980s there were two flights a day
betweenLondon and Warsaw. Now 10 Polish cities have scheduled air
linksto the UK.So I look forward to the Polish presidency of the
EU. I am sure thatwe have many items of common interest just as we
did 30 yearsago!
Photo news:Royal Borough of Kensington &Chelsea Civic
Service 2011
Greg Hands M.P. at the Royal Borough of Kensington &
Chelsea Civic Service, with from left to right: Dr
CharlesTannock M.E.P., Mayor Cllr Julie Mills, Deputy MayorCllr
Elizabeth Rutherford, Leader of the Council Cllr
Sir Merrick Cockell and Sir Malcolm Rifkind M.P.
K&C Council partners with Bloomsburyto promote library
useThe Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and
BloomsburyPublishing Plc announced plans (Tuesday 28 June) to form
a
working partnership designed to promote reading and to
encouragepeople to visit and use their local libraries.Council
librarians will use their knowledge of the public's
readinginterests to work with the Bloomsbury team to design a
series ofevents that will run throughout the year.The first event
will be a major initiative focussed on London schoolsthis
September. This will be open to teachers and children attendingany
school in Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster orHammersmith &
Fulham. Librarians hope the event will encouragechildren to visit
libraries regularly.This will be followed by a spring festival in
early 2012 for whichBloomsbury will supply a wide range of authors
from across their list.The festival events will be open to all and
events will be held inlibraries across the borough.Cllr Elizabeth
Campbell, Cabinet Member for Libraries said: "Ourlibraries are
highly valued by our residents but we don't want to reston our
laurels and want to do all we can to continue to encourage aculture
of reading by getting more people to visit libraries to
discussbooks with their authors or listen to readings. We hope
our
partnership with Bloomsbury will help promote libraries and
foster alove of reading."
Nigel Newton, Bloomsbury Chief Executive, said:
"Bloomsbury's
partnership with the Royal Borough of Kensington and
Chelseaarises from a call I made at a recent Reading Agency event
for
publishers to use their access to authors to create more
librarybased events to bring books alive in the community. We are
verykeen to support UK Public Libraries. In particular, we look
forward toworking with the Royal Borough on this exciting
partnership and wewill look for others too."
Photo news:Redcliffe Ward Summer Garden Party
Greg Hands M.P. with Cllr Frances Taylor, Cllr
Marie-ThereseRossi, Justine Greening M.P. and Cllr Charles Williams
at the
Redcliffe Ward Conservatives summer garden party.
K&C Leader elected as chairman of theLocal Government
AssociationSir Merrick Cockell has been elected as Chairman of the
LGA,winning a decisive victory over his rival candidate, David
Parsons,the current leader of Leicestershire County Council.Sir
Merrick took some 60 per cent of the votes cast by theelectorate,
which is made up of Conservative councillors.
He takes up his new post this week. It's not the first time Sir
Merrickhas worn two municipal hats: between 2006 and 2010 he
waschairman of London Councils, which is the association for
theLondon boroughs."I'm pleased and honoured to have been elected,"
said Sir Merrick."Local government needs a strong voice right now
and I hope areformed LGA will be able to provide it."
Hands in Parliament:
Hands on escalating cost ofSuper Sewer
Thursday 30th June 2011
Greg Hands (Chelsea and Fulham) (Con): Thames Waters chief
executive said last week that the previous costing of 3.6
billion forthe Thames tideway tunnel was
simply an indicative 2008 price
that would inevitably increase. The Minister will know that
underthe existing pricing, Thames Water bill payers throughout the
regionwill each have to pay 65 per annum in perpetuity for the
tunnel.Will he assure me and 142 other Members of this House that
ourconstituents will get value for money for this project?The
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Environment,Food and
Rural Affairs (Richard Benyon): I canand I am one ofthem. I can
assure my hon. Friend that my constituents and his areabsolutely in
our minds. We meet weekly with officials from Ofwatand Thames
Water, the issue will be discussed at the DEFRAsupervisory board
this afternoon and I shall meet the Londonboroughs and the Greater
London authority next week to discuss theproject. I can assure my
hon. Friend that its price is foremost in ourminds.
Hands in Parliament:PM agrees with Hands on
Euro stress tests
Monday 27th June 2011
Greg Hands (Chelsea and Fulham) (Con): Does the Prime
Ministeragree that in the event of any breakdown in the eurozone,
inassessing the potential banking liabilities in this country and
abroad,by far and away the best thing we can do is ensure that
there is,first, transparency in the banking system and, secondly, a
proper setof stress tests in place so that we know what the
potential liability forUK banks might be in future?The Prime
Minister: I think my hon. Friend is entirely right. TheGovernor of
the Bank of England spoke powerfully about this andhas set out what
the liabilities of British banks are in terms ofGreece. We need the
stress tests to be transparent, and we thenneed them to be acted on
by making sure that those banks that needto build up their reserves
do so. One of the things I wanted to secureat the European Council
was to ensure that the conclusions werevery tough on this, because
at the same time as they are operatingthese stress tests and
arguing for more capital to go into the banks,some European powers
are trying to water down the Baselrequirements. It seems to me to
be completely illogical to try, on theone hand, to strengthen a
banking system to withstand pressure in
the eurozone, and then to start weakening it on the other. I
amthankful that the conclusions are pretty clear on that point.
Hands in the papers:Hope for Royal Brompton campaignersEmma
Heseltine, London Informer
Monday 27th June 2011
Campaigners hoping to save children's heart surgery at the
RoyalBrompton have been given a glimmer of hope by the
government.On Friday, as they took a petition carrying 35,000
signatures toDowning Street, health minister Simon Burns said that
the review ofcardiac centres for youngsters would take a 'flexible
approach,'despite already signalling that the unit at the Chelsea
hospital wouldface the axe.A panel of PCTs had proposed, as part of
the Safe and SustainableReview, that only two of three units should
stay open in London -Great Ormond Street and the Evelina at St
Thomas'.
But Mr Burns told MPs in parliament: "The consultation
literaturespecifically asks consultees for their views on how many
centres it isbest to have in London, two or three."If they agree
that two is optimal, they are asked to state which twothey prefer,
including the Royal Brompton."Although the Royal Brompton has not
been included in any of thefour proposed scenarios for child
surgery units, people who aretaking part in the consultation
process can argue its case."The review remains flexible and
open-minded as to the final
number, and is happy to listen to all options."His comments came
as parents and children who had used theworld renowned unit,
marched on Downing Street to try and save thethreatened
services.Trudy Nickels, from the Brompton Fountain, a charity
supporting thehospital, said: "Children's heart surgery is highly
complex andrequires specialist expertise."The Royal Brompton is a
world class centre and its expert doctorshave saved and transformed
the lives of thousands of children.
"Parents like me can testify to the excellence of its care. We
can'tbegin to understand why NHS managers would want to remove
thisservice and risk seriously undermining the availability of
quality carefor vulnerable children in London."Children and parents
who have experienced the care of the hospitalfirst-hand took the
petition to 10 Downing Street, along with GregHands, MP for
Chelsea, who added: "Royal Brompton is recognisedas a centre of
excellence that has pioneered many life-savingtechniques."I have
been overwhelmed by the concerns raised by parents and
families who cannot understand why NHS managers are proposingto
destroy a world class service that has transformed manythousands of
lives."I hope that they will listen to people's concerns now."The
Safe and Sustainable review consultation closes on July 1,
afterwhich a decision on the unit will be made.
Hands in the papers:
F1 chiefs girl must revise 56mhouse makeover branded
botoxarchitectureEvening Standard
Wednesday 29th June 2011
Petra Ecclestone has been forced to rethink the design plans for
her56million Chelsea house after residents expressed their outrage
atwhat they described as a Botox architectural makeover.
The 22-year-old daughter of Formula 1 mogul Bernie Ecclestone
hasnow withdrawn a planning application to demolish Sloane Lodge,
a19th-century property in her grounds, and then rebuild it.The
6,892 sqft building is next to Sloane House, her Grade
II-listedGeorgian mansion in one of Londons most expensive
streets.The Chelsea Society described the work on the lodge as
extensiveand unwarranted and said the rebuild would create an
ultra-moderninterior behind faades of bland Botox neo-Georgian
architecture.Miss Ecclestones planning consultants, Adrian Salt and
Pang, saidthey were receiving guidance from the local authority on
any newdesign.The original plan submitted said that the lodge
needed to bedemolished to allow trucks and construction equipment
to access theproperty.Planning permission was given in 2009 for a
major basement andsub-basement excavation for a swimming pool and
gym complex,with space for a games and media room and underground
parking.The original intention was then to rebuild Sloane Lodge in
the samestyle apart from the front portico, which was to be
redesigned.
The withdrawal followed conversations with planners about
theextent of demolition and what was likely to be required in terms
ofrestoration in order to win planning permission. Part of the
lodge willstill be demolished under the original 2009
permission.Greg Hands, MP for Chelsea and Fulham and a
vice-president ofthe Chelsea Society, said: I know that basement
excavations can bevery divisive in this area.Although Sloane Lodge
is not listed, the council has applied thesame architectural
standards to it. Sloane House and Sloane Lodgeare thought to have
been built between 1793 and 1805.
Miss Ecclestone intends to move into Sloane House with her
fiancJames Stunt, 28, who she will marry in August. It was bought
for herby her father from Sir Anthony Bamford, the JCB tycoon, last
year.
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