Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP samples delicious kebab to support constituent’s nomination for ‘Kebab Van of the Year’ at the Turkish Restaurant and Takeaway Awards.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown welcomes news that the Government is scrapping the proposals to close all rail ticket offices.

The visit was organised by National Highways so that the Secretary of State for Transport, the Rt. Hon Mark Harper MP, and the rest of Gloucestershire’s MPs could see for themselves the tremendous progress that has been made on the new road in just a few months.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on North Korea, which Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP Co-Chairs, and the Institute of National Unification, along with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in London, co-hosted a human rights conference in Parliament this week.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown took the opportunity to pay a brief visit to the Interim Principal of Cirencester College, Matt Reynolds to convey his sympathies for the unexpected and untimely passing of the previous Principal, Jim Grant.

There will be a surgery in Stow-on-the-Wold in November but for security reasons we cannot advertise the time and date. If you want to see me to discuss an important issue affecting you personally, which you think I may be able to help you with, you are more than welcome. Please email my office in advance at cliftonbrowng@parliament.uk giving details of the issue you wish to raise and include your name and address. We will then book you an appointment which is necessary in order to attend.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown attended an event organised by Breast Cancer Now to raise awareness around breast cancer. 55,000 women and 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK.

Great visit to Rendcomb College to discuss democracy with the sixth-form students. It was an interesting and thought-provoking talk, where we considered our current system of democracy.

After a year of serious inconvenience to some of the residents in Meysey Hampton, the blockage in the mains sewerage pipe from the village to the sewage treatment plant in Poulton has finally been resolved by Thames Water.