Conservative MP Candidate for Havant Alan Mak joined local Havant Borough councillors Mike Fairhurst, Yvonne Weeks and Frida Edwards in Leigh Park on 7 November. This was Alan’s first visit anywhere in the constituency since his selection by local residents at the Open Primary public selection meeting.
Businessman, investor and children’s campaigner Alan Mak said he was “delighted and honoured” to have been selected by the Havant Conservative Party’s Executive Committee to contest the Open Primary Final where local residents will choose Havant’s next MP. The Open Primary Final takes place on Saturday 25 October at Oaklands Catholic School from 2PM.
At Conservative Party Conference 2012, the Prime Minister spoke passionately about creating an “aspiration nation”, not for the better-off but for the “want-to-be-better-off, those who strive to make a better life for themselves and their families.” This is an inspiring vision and a Conservative vision.
In the UK, rising income disparity and failing social mobility are a cause for concern, and a threat to our social fabric and national wellbeing, as well as our Party’s electoral fortunes. The 2012 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting also focused on these themes.
Whilst restoring Britain’s public finances and securing economic growth is the Coalition’s most pressing short-term priority, building the Opportunity Society is our party’s most important long-term task, and should form the basis of a distinctive Conservative platform for the 2015 general election.
Many residents have contacted me about the Government’s recent decision to end the Winter Fuel Payment (WFP) as a universal benefit for pensioners, meaning that pensioners will only be eligible for WFP if they receive Pension Credit. The Winter Fuel Payment is worth between £200-£300 per
Local MP Alan Mak has launched a petition calling on Keir Starmer to apologise to the pensioners who lost their Winter Fuel Payment last year. Pensioners in the Havant Constituency lost between £200 and £300 during last winter, after Keir Starmer and the Labour Government removed the