David Watts

Liberal Democrat Councillor For Bramcote, Parliamentary Spokesperson for Newark, Editor of Challenge Magazine for the Green Liberal Democrats and Crime and Policing Spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Learn more

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Broxtowe Enews 24th September 2016

by David Watts on 24 September, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. May I give a special welcome to the new readers that we have this week. Shortly before sitting down to write this week’s enews I heard reports of a tragic accident in […]

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Broxtowe Enews 17th September 2016

by David Watts on 17 September, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. Thank you for all the correspondence following last week’s edition. I’m afraid that I have been snowed under with stuff this week so I haven’t replied to everyone yet. Please bear with […]

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Broxtowe Enews 10th September 2016

by David Watts on 10 September, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. May I give a special welcome to the new readers who have subscribed over the summer. One big change that has happened with this edition is that we are now hoping to […]

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Broxtowe Enews 17th July 2016

by David Watts on 17 July, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. 1. Anna Soubry The main news this week is that Broxtowe MP Anna Soubry has resigned as a government minister. This is a big surprise as she was being tipped for a […]

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Broxtowe Enews 10th July 2016

by David Watts on 10 July, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. May I give a special welcome to the new readers that we have this week and also apologise for the lack of a newsletter last week. Unfortunately I was extremely busy at […]

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Broxtowe Enews 27th June 2016

by David Watts on 27 June, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. May I give a special welcome to the new readers that we have this week. May I also apologise that this newsletter is a day behind schedule and also that it is […]

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Broxtowe Enews 19th June 2016

by David Watts on 19 June, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. Many apologies that there wasn’t a newsletter last week. I’m afraid that I was so tired after running a stall at the Hemlock Happening that I didn’t have the energy to produce […]

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Broxtowe Enews 5th June 2016

by David Watts on 5 June, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. I hope that everyone has had a pleasant half term. 1. EU Referendum If you are not yet registered to vote then you need to do so rapidly to be able to […]

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Broxtowe Enews 22nd May 2016

by David Watts on 22 May, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. It’s quite a short newsletter this week – it just doesn’t seem that there is too much to write about! 1. EU Referendum The referendum on the EU is just over a […]

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Broxtowe Enews 15th May 2016

by David Watts on 15 May, 2016

Welcome to Broxtowe Enews, brought to you by the Liberal Democrats and edited by David Watts, on behalf of the Lib-Dems in Broxtowe. 1. John Clifford School May I start by correcting an item in last weeks newsletter. I reported that the school had 208 pupils, which was the number in the Nottingham Post report. […]

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