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Julia Goldsworthy - MP for Falmouth and Camborne

Welcome to my website - you should be able to find lots of information here about how I may be able to help you and my other work in the constituency. There's also plenty of information about local campaigns that you might want to support.

You can watch my first MPTV webcast about the Sustainable Communities Bill by clicking here.

If you would like to contact me, or if you would like information about my next surgeries, please contact my office.

Best Wishes

Julia Goldsworthy

Cornwall's Future Must Be Green

Mon 5th Feb 2007

On Friday (2nd February) local MP Julia Goldsworthy visited the new Jubilee Wharf development in Penryn with Liberal Democrat Environment Spokesman Chris Huhne MP.

Chris Huhne and Julia Goldsworthy discuss the development at Jubilee Wharf with the man behind it, Andrew Marsdon (photography: Colin Martin)

Read "Cornwall's Future Must Be Green" in full (257 words).

Local MP Launches Crime Survey

Mon 5th Feb 2007

LOCAL MP LAUNCHES CRIME SURVEY

Local activists Colin Martin and David Ekinsmyth survey a local resident (photography: Colin Martin)

Read "Local MP Launches Crime Survey" in full (461 words).

MP Seeks Selection For 'Home' Seat

Mon 5th Feb 2007

Julia Goldsworthy MP has announced her intention to seek selection as the candidate for the new Camborne, Hayle and Redruth constituency at the next election. Ms Goldsworthy's announcement comes after the Inaugural Meeting of the Liberal Democrat constituency party in Hayle on Friday (26th January).

Read "MP Seeks Selection For 'Home' Seat" in full (442 words).

Health Review a "step forward" say Cornish MPs

Tue 30th Jan 2007

Cornwall's Liberal Democrat MPs have welcomed the publication of the Strategic Review of Health Provision for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly as a "step forward" for the NHS in the county. The report, which recognises many of the concerns raised by MPs and the Cornish public over recent months, commits the Primary Care Trust to tackling health inequalities in the County and also proposes to put a new focus on providing healthcare closer to home.

Read "Health Review a "step forward" say Cornish MPs" in full (436 words).

Figures highlight urgent need for affordable housing

Mon 29th Jan 2007

Local MP Julia Goldsworthy has expressed her concern at new figures revealing that house prices in the Falmouth and Camborne constituency have risen by a staggering 78% over the last 5 years.

Read "Figures highlight urgent need for affordable housing" in full (294 words).

Fire proposals highlight need for fair funding for Cornwall

Fri 26th Jan 2007

Commenting on the news that the Scrutiny Committee at Cornwall County Council hasn't supported proposals to reduce night time fire cover in Falmouth and Camborne,

Read "Fire proposals highlight need for fair funding for Cornwall" in full (163 words).

Archive of earlier news stories.

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Liberal Democrat Campaigns

Quotes of the Week

"Perhaps we'll win enough National Fronters to compensate for the loss of the many liberals this has alienated. I don't know. But I do know how I feel. Ashamed."

Labour MP Austin Mitchell on the Government's deportation of a family from his constituency

The Independent - 1 February

"Sir Menzies's dignified bearing in the face of the [Labour] mob is a lesson to us all. He at least is not going to sink to their level, and yesterday he launched a telling counter-attack on the glib and arrogant lawyer to whom they long ago entrusted their affairs."

Andrew Gimson on Menzies Campbell at PMQ

The Daily Telegraph - 18 January

"It is outdated and unfair for someone aged 16 to be paid less than someone aged 18, who in turn is paid less than someone aged 21, for doing the same work. Following the introduction of recent age discrimination legislation, these [National Minimum Wage rate differences] are no longer acceptable. They should be scrapped."

Susan Kramer MP, Lib Dem Trade and Industry Secretary