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Mark Hunter MP and the Cheadle Liberal Democrats Working for Cheadle, Bramhall, Cheadle Hulme, Gatley, Heald Green, Woodford, Stepping Hill and parts of Hazel Grove - all year round! |
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| Mark Hunter MP and the Cheadle Liberal Democrats | <hunterm@parliament.uk> |
Mark fights for more police funding10.00.00am UTC (GMT +0000) Sun 10th Jul 2005
TOUGHER SENTENCES for drug dealers and more police on patrol are top priorities for Mark Hunter if elected on Thursday. For years Mark worked with Patsy Calton to get action to tackle crime. Under Mark's leadership, the local Council has put extra cash in policing and used ASBOs to crack down on anti-social behaviour. Mark Hunter said, "Only last week I spent an emotional hour with a Heald Green couple whose house had been broken into. They were understandably very upset about the incident." "It really brought home to me how devastating the effects of crime can be. That's why getting more police on patrol will be a top priority if I am elected on Thursday." Conservative failures Despite their tough talk on crime, the last Conservative Government failed to tackle crime. Violent crime rose every single year. They badly underfunded local police and during the last Tory Government, while Stephen Day was Cheadle's MP, the number of police actually fell. Mark Hunter said, "People just don't trust the Tories on crime any more."
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Related News Stories:Wed 23rd Jan 2008: Mark Hunter fights for urgent improvements to local health centre. Wed 14th Mar 2007: Local MP Mark Hunter challenges Prime Minister over the police funding crisis in Greater Manchester. Tue 28th Jun 2005: HUNTER FIGHTS FOR MORE POLICE. Related Speeches:Wed 31st Jan 2007: Mark Hunter calls for more funding nationally for police. Tue 23rd Jan 2007: Mark calls for better funding of the Greater Manchester Police. Published and promoted by Mark Hunter MP and the Cheadle Liberal Democrats, Hillson House, 3 Gillbent Road, Cheadle Hulme SK8 7LE. The views expressed are those of the party, not of the service provider. |