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Cirencester Beer Festival
The Big Yellow Bus project based in Cirencester
Sir Geoffrey leads a discussion on British-Chinese relations.
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown visits Cirencester College
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown visits Badger Wood, Forest School Kindergarten
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown visits Edwardstow Court
Melcourt Industries: Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown with Directors Catherine Dawson and Andy Chalmers and staff
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown visits Cirencester Jobcentre
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown visits Resouce Group Aviation Technical Training Centre
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown with David Cunningham
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
Sir Geoffrey Clifton_Brown MP with David Cunningham and Cllr Ally Coggins and the petition against cuts to x-ray services at North Cotswold Hospital based in Moreton-in-Marsh
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown speaking in the Commons during the Budget Debate, 30th October 2018
Patrick Spink, Nick West, Arthur Cunningham, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Bill Buckland, John Ellis
Cllr Eddolls, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Karl Hallows
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown with Patrick Bourns at Cackleberry Farm
Cackleberry Farm visit
Cackleberry Farm visit

Ten Climate Actions To Celebrate

The Cotswolds

1. The UK passed the world’s first Climate Change Act over a decade ago with cross-party support. This gave us both a framework to set statutory carbon budgets and set up the independent Committee on Climate Change.

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Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP speaking in the House of Commons, October 2019

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Party Conference season is over for 2019 and for those of you who did not have the chance to watch the Prime Minister’s Leader’s speech, I wanted to highlight some of the key announcements made and update you on the latest on Brexit.

4th October 2019

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