blackheath

Time for a stronger voice for Eltham

Things can only get better...

spring_forum_014.jpgEverywhere I go in the constituency people of all ages and backgrounds tell me they're not interested in class war or a Punch & Judy show.  They want change.  After all the promises and new dawns and re-launches and endless legislation they want honesty in politics.  

People don't feel safe, people are anxious about cuts to hospital services, about education cuts and pensions, about public transport and unemployment - especially for the young.  If elected I will work each and every day for solutions to these problems; I will stand up for this community and I will speak up for the hard working decent majority.  There can be no miracles, nor overnight cures.  But I will not allow this corner of South East London to be forgotten if I am your MP.  And with my colleagues on Greenwich Council, I will work hard to ensure that Eltham receives the recognition it deserves as an equal part of the (soon to be) Royal Borough of Greenwich.

David Gold

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The choice at the election is simple: do you want another 5 years of Gordon Brown in Downing Street or would you like David Cameron to take charge of fixing our social and economic problems?

About David Gold

David is the Conservative Party candidate for the Eltham constituency, chosen by the public to contest the seat at the next election.  As a local resident he is regularly seen around the constituency, whether knocking on doors, attending meetings with residents, or championing local causes.

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David believes his job is to stand up for the responsible majority, for people who contribute to society, who work hard and do the right thing.  He is always pleased to hear from residents, whatever their politics. 

Eltham deserves better. Eltham deserves a stronger voice. Eltham deserves someone who will stand up for the people who live here. Only David Gold, the Conservative Party Parliamentary Candidate can provide that stronger voice. 

Blackheath Halls - a much loved local treasure

I had the pleasure of returning to Blackheath Halls today for a meeting to discuss funding, and the huge amount of work done in partnership with the local community.  I originally visited in the Summer when I attended theDSC02251.JPG Community Opera, a great occasion that brought together children from a number of local schools on stage with professional and amateur opera performers.  Today I popped in to hear the final rehearsals for a performance of The Turn of the Seasons, performed by children from local schools.  Their singing - and behaviour - was fantastic!

Although the Halls receives some funding from both Greenwich and Lewisham Councils, most of their income is from concerts and hire fees and the generosity of supporters.  This is a fantastic facility in the heart of the local community.  If you've yet to visit, do so soon!

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