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Meet your Labour MP!
We are pleased to announce that the new Labour MP for the Aylesbury constituency is Laura Kyrke-Smith.
Laura lives in Buckinghamshire, with her husband and children. She’s a charity leader with a strong track record of successful campaigns, bringing her drive and experience to Labour’s campaign for Aylesbury’s future.
During the General Election campaign, Laura said:
“Aylesbury and its surrounding villages are brilliant places to live, work and visit. But Aylesbury has been let down by 14 years of Conservative government. Public services are on their knees. The NHS is stretched to breaking point. Our streets no longer feel safe. Our rivers are polluted and residential roads are at risk of floods. Hard-working people, who deserve so much better, have been left wondering how to pay their energy bills and feed their families.
Labour is the change that Aylesbury needs, and I am determined to make that change happen. I will fight for improved health services, for affordable housing and childcare, and for better job opportunities. I want everyone in Aylesbury to feel safe and I want to protect our environment. I will put the people of Aylesbury first and fight for a brighter future for everyone.”
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🚨 *NEW!* From this weekend, if your train is cancelled, you can get on another operator’s service and carry on your journey without paying again.
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Throughout the next stages of the independent examination process, I will continue to push for the changes to the Local Plan that I think are necessary.
I also wanted to make you all aware of this message on the Council’s website:
"Since the consultation went live on 23 July, we have identified that supporting evidence documents, of a technical nature, were not uploaded correctly to the consultation webpages at the start of the consultation.
To ensure everyone has a full opportunity to review these documents and comment on their impact on the Draft Local Plan, we are extending the consultation on these specific documents:
Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment Appendix 5 - Gypsy and Travellers Call for sites – extended until 20 September 2026
Bucks Strategic Transport Model 2 Present Year Validation Phase 1 & Bucks Strategic Transport Model 2 Present Year Validation Phase 2 - extended until 20 October 2026
Bucks Strategic Transport Model 2 Model Development and Validation Report - Appendices M and N - extended until 20 October 2026
Bucks Strategic Transport Model 2 Variable Demand Model Development and Validation Report - extended until 20 October 2026
Buckinghamshire Green Belt Assessment Appendix 7: Irreplaceable habitat – extended until 20 October 2026" ... See MoreSee Less
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I was recently invited to meet with the U3A in Weston Turville, taking questions about the issues on members’ minds, whether local or national. We discussed everything from Andy Burnham to NHS appointments, and I enjoyed the spirited and open discussion.
I want to thank the U3A for the great communities they build in our area. I remember how much my mum loved her local U3A group, and lifelong learning and enjoyment is such a wonderful mission. If you are retired and interested in joining a local chapter, you can find out more here: www.u3a.org.uk/join ... See MoreSee Less
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It was so good to be back with the team and a group of amazing victims and survivors of domestic abuse at Aylesbury Women’s Aid last week.
It was a chance to talk through people’s experiences of the justice system (or “injustice system”, as one lady put it) and the police, and also to hear how it feels to have lived with and survived domestic abuse. It’s something that never leaves you - and the Women’s Aid team offer such compassion and warmth in their support.
I’ve taken away lots of ideas that I’ll continue to raise with Ministers and the relevant authorities. I am full of admiration and gratitude for the women who shared their experiences with me. ... See MoreSee Less
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