I have emailed this to the four MP’s and 12 Councillors in whose constituencies/wards my properties are situated.

However, knowing how much mail both MP’s and Councillors receive, this will only work if absolutely all your members bombard their elected representatives with emails and/or letters.

Unfortunately, single emails are simply not going to be noticed.

Everyone who reads this really must send it out. Please, everybody, don’t assume others will do it and you don’t have to bother.

Reply to the comment left by “Smithy @hotmail” at “24/09/2016 – 12:51“:

Try printing and put it one of those old fashioned letters, much greater impact than an email.

It isn’t unusual for local councillors to knock on your front door asking for your support when it is election time.

Why not print this and knock on their front door to ask for their support?

If you search Google for “local councillors + your local council name” then you will find links to their profile pages which always disclose their home addresses.

Please report back in how you get on.
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Sent this morning to my MP, Grant Shapps.

Emailed Edward Argar MP for Charnwood and The News desk at the Leicester Mercury
copying in my Accountant & Solicitor

I’ve written to my mp Nick Gibbs (conservative) several times about this. On his profile he lists his interests as including economics and taxation. But he doesn’t seem particularly interested in this.

Reply to the comment left by “David Price” at “20/09/2016 – 14:27“:

Hi David

Just read your recent article about getting the message about Clause 24 through to Theresa May and Philip Hammond.

I suggest trying Twitter. It doesn’t always work, but I managed to get the attention of my MP, Gareth Thomas, who said he would be reading the document I tweeted the link to. In the past, I’ve exchanged many tweets with Gavin Barwell, via his aid at the time.

However, I have no doubt that Gavin Barwell will be privately making attempts to dissuade them, as I would be very surprised to find he supports this on a personal level.

Reply to the comment left by “Mandy Thomson” at “26/09/2016 – 12:56“:

Hello

We had sent e-mails to both Karen Buck (North Westminster) and Mark Field (Cities of London and Westminster.) as we are in both the areas. Following reply received from Mark. Still awaiting reply from Karen.

Dear

Thank you for your email.

I am afraid that due to the resumption of Parliament following the Summer Recess and the ongoing conference season, my diary is incredibly hectic for the foreseeable future and as such I will be unable to arrange a meeting anytime soon, and certainly not before the High Court hearing at the start of October.

I note that members of the campaign recently met with the Housing Minister and the attachment you provided contained recent correspondence between Ian Murray MP and the Treasury Minister Jane Ellison MP on this issue. Given that I would make representations to these very Ministers, I do not feel I would be able to elicit any further response from the Government.

Additionally as the campaign has initiated legal proceedings, and due to the strict separation between the legislature and the judiciary, I believe it is appropriate to let the Judicial Review take its course without additional intervention at this time

Thank you once again for taking the time and trouble to write to me about this matter. If you require me to make representations to the Government in the future, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Kind regards,
MARK

Hello

We have received this reply from Karen Buck MP. Is it worth going? Please advice

Dear

I hope you are well.

Following your email and request to meet Karen Buck MP, I am writing to check if you are available on Friday 21st October at 11:55am to come and meet Karen at her advice surgery.

Karen’s advice surgeries are held at The Registration Office, 317 Harrow Road, W9 3RJ.

Would be grateful if you can confirm your availability.

Best wishes

Agim Sekiraqa

Office of Karen Buck MP
Tel: 0208 968 7999

Yes definitely and take as much info as u can