May 7, 2007
Although I did not win Thursday’s election in Claughton and Noctorum. The Conservative share of the vote increased.
“I would like to thank everyone who backed me in the election on Thursday. While our vote was up, it wasn’t enough to win this seat.
However, we fought a positive campaign which put the community first and Party politics second.”
“As I go round, calling on people, door to door, listening to views and issues, it’s obvious that, at the moment, the Council is taking this area for granted. This result proved that only the local Conservatives can beat New Labour in this area.
“I would also like to congratulate the New Labour candidate on his re-election and wish him well for his next four years as councillor.”
The full election results can be found here
Best wishes
Barbara Sinclair
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May 1, 2007
More than 11,000 residents Claughton and Noctorum have been urged to ‘vote for a change’ by the Conservative Candidate. I am making this last minute appeal as the latest opinion polls revealed Tony Blair to be more unpopular than Michael Foot in 1983.
On Thursday, the people of Claughton and Noctorum Ward have the opportunity to send a very clear final message to Tony Blair. Only a vote for the local Conservatives can do that. We have worked hard on local issues but we know there is still much more to be done. Voters can give me the authority to finish the job we’ve started. It’s time for a new councillor in this area.”
Voting takes place between 7am and 10pm at the folllowing polling stations. If you are not sure which polling station you should be attending, call 691 8046:
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St Peter’s RC Primary School, St Peter’s Way
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Noctorum Community Centre (important to note – entrance is via Ridgeway School)
- Bidston Avenue Infants School, Tollemache Road
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Friends’ Meeting House, Park Road South
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Cole Street Primary School
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Posted by barbarasinclair07
April 22, 2007
The point has been made by a couple of potential voters that although the wards at Arrowe Park usually have sufficient hand protection liquids for visitors to use on entering the ward, there is no evidence that this has been extended to the OutPatient Clinics and concern that cross-infection could still occur here, albeit to a lesser extent than where there are vulnerable patients, but still a risk worth addressing – is the answer the oft repeated – We cannot afford to do it?
Many NHS employeees have also voiced concerns to me and said that the cutbacks have forced nurses to wear their uniforms to and from work and around the local shops rather than being able to change, have fresh laundry, shower and have locker facilities as they had previously. Until thes points are addressed by the NHS MRSA and C-Diff will remain a real threat in our hospitals.
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Posted by barbarasinclair07
April 16, 2007
I will be attending an event ‘Celebration of Womens Education’ over the years in Liverpool, then I will be attending the BRAVO Awards at Palm House, Sefton Park – This is the annual award ceremony organised by Business in the Arts North West for whom I am a Board Bank Member and Skills Adviser for Wirral and Liverpool businesses and their advisers.
I will also be atending meeting a Governors meeeting at Overchurch Infants School where I am a Governor to co-ordinate the given guidelines and the actual allocation for new pupils attending in September.
On top of that I am putting the finishing touches to my election address before it goes off to the printers as well as knocking on doors, holding street surgeries etc. It is a very busy time!
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