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• Dawn Primarolo MP presents 4000 signature bus pass petition

  

  A petition signed by over 4,000 people has been presented to Parliament by Bristol South Labour MP, Dawn Primarolo. The petition declares pensioners’ support for the concessionary bus pass and urges the Government to ensure the bus pass does not become means-tested in future. The petition was started by Judith Brown, Chair of Bristol Older People’s Forum,...

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• Cameron and Osborne's failed policies have plunged us back into recession - Ed Balls

  

  Ed Balls MP, Labour’s Shadow Chancellor, in response to today’s economic growth figures, said: “David Cameron and George Osborne complacently boasted their austerity plan had taken our economy out of the danger zone, but their failed policies have plunged us back into recession. “We consistently warned that their austerity plan was self-defeating and that cutting spending and raising taxes too...

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• Dawn Primarolo MP visits Merchants Academy

  

  Dawn Primarolo, Labour MP for Bristol South, visited the Merchants Academy in Withywood this morning to meet teachers and pupils and find out about the school’s current projects and future plans. The school received a “Good” Ofsted report last year and its GCSE results have been improving year on year. During her visit Dawn met with members of the...

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Dawn Primarolo has been the Labour MP for Bristol South since 1987. She is an active and vocal advocate for her Bristol constituents both here in Bristol and in Westminster.

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27 April 2012

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