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It is my pleasure and privilege to serve the people of the Cotswolds. Since first being elected to Parliament in 1992, it has been my aim to provide a strong voice for local people. I am always conscious that my primary role is to represent the residents of the Cotswolds.
I hope this site gives you an insight into the work I do on behalf of my constituents; both at Westminster and in the Cotswolds. I was sent to the House of Commons to speak up and vote for the people of the Cotswolds.
On this website, you will find examples of some other issues and projects that I have recently been involved with. Please click on the link below to hear me speaking in the House in defence of Post Offices across the Cotswolds.
http://ukpoliticalradio.podbus.com/gcbpostoffices.mp3
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I hope that any constituent, regardless of political persuasion will feel free to contact me using the contact page, by post at the House of Commons or through the constituency office in Gloucestershire.
Cotswolds MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown used today’s Prime Minister’s Question Time to challenge Gordon Brown over the decision to not provide funding for development at the National Star College in his constituency. [01 July 2009]
The National Learning and Skills Council has today announced the 13 Further Education Colleges that have received funding as part of their Further Education Capital Programme – and the National Star College has not been included. [29 June 2009]
Documents and receipts from each MP have been scanned electronically over the last year to make information on MPs' allowances available to the public online. These scans relate MPs' claims dating back to 2004/05 and up to 2007/08. [18 June 2009]
Cotswolds MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown delivered a petition to Parliament on behalf of the Moreton in Marsh Resilience Group yesterday. [10 June 2009]
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what steps are being taken to achieve a national interface between the Centricity and Medway x-ray providers; and when it is anticipated that the... [21 May 2009]
I said in my speech that—this is my experience as a farmer—one of the best ways in which to help a country suffering from food shortages is to get its indigenous farmers to grow more.... [21 May 2009]
The Minister nods. I assume that he will shortly come to that point in his speech. [21 May 2009]
I will intervene before the Minister moves on, so that he can keep his speech roughly in logical order. He said that DFID is spending £400 million on research over five years, which is only... [21 May 2009]
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