Working for you in Wycombe
Campaigning for Wycombe hospital. Promoting prosperity. Supporting local communities. Serving individuals. My local team and I work hard for Wycombe all year round.
Working for you in Parliament.
Treasury Select Committee. Public services. Civil liberties. Aerospace. Motorcycling. Questions and debates. I work hard for Wycombe and the UK on a wide range of subjects.
Sound ideas and practical action
Talks and discussions on the principles of a free society, economics and practical politics. I study, apply and advocate rigorous ideas for practical results.
About Steve
Coming from an ordinary background, without privilege or wealth, I have had a full and adventurous life through aspiration and application. That's what I want for everyone: fulfilment and something to look forward to.
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About Steve
Steve’s career began in the Royal Air Force as an engineer officer working with Tornado, Jaguar and the Adour aero engine. He became a Chartered Engineer through the Royal Aeronautical Society and held a military airworthiness licence. After his time with the RAF, he read for an MSc in Computer Science at Oxford University (St Cross College) and joined a specialist, entrepreneurial software firm as Head of Consulting and Product Manager before taking on various senior roles in business software.
Steve serves on the Treasury Select Committee. He previously served on the Transport Committee. He has twice been elected to the Executive of the Conservative 1922 Committee.
In his spare time, Steve enjoys skydiving, motorcycling and spending time with his wife and godchildren.
read moreWycombe Conservatives
Wycombe Conservatives are successful at all levels of politics. We have a lively Policy Forum and a well-supported Candidates' Club. We dine together informally every month and our branches run their own social and political programmes. Why not join us?
read moreThe Cobden Centre
Together with Toby Baxendale and others, I co-founded the Cobden Centre to promote social progress through honest money, free trade and peace. In Cobden's day, the privilege granted to the wealthy at the expense of the poor was the Corn Laws. Today, the privileges of the banking system are enriching some and impoverishing others. We're determined to end this injustice.
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To make an appointment to see me in my Wycombe office (150A West Wycombe Road, HP12 3AE), please call 01494 448408 or use this contact form.
I'm needed in Westminster Monday-Thursday when Parliament is sitting. You can call the London office on 020 7219 5099.
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