Working hard for Windsor

It’s a privilege to represent the Windsor constituency consistency and I am delighted to have been returned to Parliament once again.

We live in a beautiful, historic area and I want to thank you for your warm welcome on doorsteps across the constituency.  Binfield, Warfield and Warfield Harvest Ride were new to the constituency in 2010 and I am proud to work with so many active local residents, councillors, groups and communities to fight for the things that matter to us.

Locally, I will continue to use my energy, determination and experience to represent the whole constituency in:

     -  Fighting insensitive over-development

     -  Curbing anti-social behaviour

     -  Reducing aircraft noise

Nationally, I will put the interests of the nation first and do all I can to help put our country back on track when it comes to our economy, our society and our politics.

I believe...   People are happier when making their own decisions. Business is the engine of  the economy that generates our jobs, incomes and taxes. Government should not interfere in our lives beyond protecting and defending us.

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2010 General Election Highlights

  -  The biggest majority in the history of the Windsor seat
  -  Increased majority:  19,054
  -  Increased share of vote:  61%
  -  Swing from Labour to Conservative:  9.7%

  -  Swing from LibDem to Conservative:  8.1%

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News

27.10.09 Conservatives Back Windsor Fire Station

Adam brings David Cameron to the fire station on 27/10/09 to support the campaign to Save Windsor Fire Station

Adam, David Cameron and local Council Leader David Burbage stand with Windsor's firefighters against reduced service at the station.

Conservative-controlled Windsor & Maidenhead Council has applied to take over the local fire service so they can keep the station open.

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Fact and Figures

2009 European Election results for Windsor & Maidenhead
Conservatives 43% (+5%)
UKIP 17% (-1%)
Lib Dems 15% (-5%)
Greens 10% (+3%)
Labour 5.8% (-4%)
BNP 4% (+1%)
English Democrats 1.5%
Christians 1%
7 other parties <1% each

Adam's expenses claims were one of the very lowest 629th out of 645 MPs in 2007-08
*   He has never claimed a penny of the second home allowance
*   He has only ever used his staffing and office expenses allowances
*   See the table of his expenses claims since he was elected here

2007 Local Election Highlights
 -  Increased Conservative Council seats:  36
 -  Increased share of seats:  63% 
  -  Swing from Lib Dems to Conservatives:  32% 

2005 General Election Highlights
  -  Increased majority: 10,292
  -  Increased share of vote: 49.5%
  -  Swing from LibDems to Conservatives: 1.2%