Post Tagged with: "General Election"

Chart of the votes cast in Wycombe 2001-24

GE 2024 – What happened in Wycombe

Half of previous Conservative voters stayed at home Labour just won Wycombe with about 16,000 votes to my 11,000. In 2019, there were about 25,000 Conservative voters and in 2017, 27,000: I lost 2000 voters to the LibDems over Brexit. In 2024, even allowing for the loss of Hazlemere and […]

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Steve Baker looking back at High Wycombe from West Wycombe hill

Our Plan for Wycombe

It has been my honour to serve our community in Parliament for the last 14 years. I am proud of the amazing work we have done from saving the driving test centre twice to securing £12 million to rejuvenate the high street, a sum on which Conservative-controlled Buckinghamshire Council is […]

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Clear plan, bold action, secure future

On Thursday 4 July, you have a choice.

A clear plan of bold action for a secure future with the Conservatives Or Keir Starmer’s Labour: no conviction, no courage, no plan We’re making progress. Let’s not go back to square one now. Find our plan here: conservatives.com.

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House of Commons prayer card reading "Wycombe"

Please vote Conservative on 4 July

To represent Wycombe as MP since 2010 has been an honour. Whether it was saving the driving test centre recently or turning around Bucks Healthcare NHS Trust at the start, I am proud of the positive impact I have had on our area. Now we need to keep Wycombe thriving.  […]

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Prayer card in the House of Commons reading "Wycombe"

General Election Pledges Statement

Prior to any General Election, all candidates standing receive many requests to pledge their support for national policy issues. Many of these causes are noble and I will wish to support them. However, main party candidates at General Elections stand on their party’s manifestos – the programme of policies that […]

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