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John writes a fortnightly column for The Weston & Somerset Mercury and articles for local and national publications too. Copies of these articles are below; including those he wrote when he was Shadow Business Minister.

John also writes a blog as Minister for Tourism & Heritage which can be accessed separately on the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s website here.



How much will electricity pylons really cost?

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In his fortnightly column, John explains why he’s pushing National Grid to come clean on the true costs of new electricity pylons for our area.

 

A long time coming...

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In this fortnight's column, John welcomes the shorter summer recess and hopes it will be even shorter in future too

 

Weston’s on a roll with local healthcare

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In his fortnightly column, John welcomes improvements to Weston, Worle and the villages’ healthcare.

 

Small victories

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In his fortnightly column, John explains why small victories can make a big difference to Weston’s Tourism industry.

 

A sign of the times?

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In his fortnightly column, John explains why he thinks the Highways Agency decision against a motorway sign for Weston’s Grand Pier is a missed opportunity.

 

Settling in to a new role

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In his fortnightly column, John talks about settling in to his new role as Tourism & Heritage Minister.

 

'Good afternoon Minister'

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In his fortnightly column, John talks about his first day in the Ministry.

 

‘Good afternoon John, the Prime Minister would like you to join the Government’.

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In his fortnightly column, John talks about the formation of the coalition government and his new post as Tourism Minister.

 

John thanks Weston and the villages

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In an open letter which will appear in The Weston Mercury tomorrow (Thursday, 13th May), John thanks the people of Weston and the villages for their vote of confidence and re-electing him as their representative in Westminster.

 

The end of Parliament

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In his fortnightly column, John talks about the end of the current Parliament and the 'wash up' process.

 
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