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Jim Dowd MP
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brian


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Post: #81
18-04-2010 03:18 PM

Hello Roz
I am not sure how many times he has attended and do believe he has been ill recently . But as a London MP and if he is fit should be there every day the House is in session.
I used to see Jim at the Catford Beer Festival , which is sadly no more , also the barbers in Dartmouth Rd. Of course not when the House was sitting.

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piglet


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Post: #82
21-04-2010 01:26 PM

Jim Dowd working hard for you:

http://www.jimdowd.org.uk/working_hard_for_you

Difficult to see from this page what he is working hard at!!!

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steveb


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Post: #83
21-04-2010 01:41 PM

I see from this site that he has surgeries at the Sunderland Road office on Friday evening and Saturday morning.

Presumably you will attending and finally make contact with him?

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michael


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Post: #84
21-04-2010 01:43 PM

Piglet,
I hope you also took a look at the contact details section http://www.jimdowd.org.uk/85aa7fce-46a5-...e52cce5ca5

Surgery Details
In view of the impending General Election, the advice surgeries for April are as follows:-
Friday 23rd April: 6pm - 7.30 pm
Saturday 24th April : 10am - 12 noon
at Labour Party Office, 43 Sunderland Road, SE23 2PS
No appointments are necessary.

I'm sure if you pop along he will be only too happy to help you.

(In the interests of balance during the election campaign I should point out that other politicians are also available)

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piglet


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Post: #85
21-04-2010 01:45 PM

Michael

I'm afraid he won't be able to help me because Parliament has been dissolved.

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roz


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Post: #86
21-04-2010 01:47 PM

I am trying extremely hard not to speak my mind at the moment...

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piglet


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Post: #87
21-04-2010 01:51 PM

Roz

Feel free to speak your mind but may I remind you of forum rules and your duty to be impartial!

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piglet


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Post: #88
21-04-2010 01:56 PM

This website is an example of a very hard working member of Parliament:

http://www.tessajowell.net

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brian


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Post: #89
21-04-2010 02:24 PM

Anne Widdicombe is a great example to all MPs. We need more like her and a great pity she has decided to quit after years of noble service

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roz


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Post: #90
21-04-2010 02:31 PM

Piglet, a good website doth not maketh a good MP necessarily. Its more a sign of a good webmaster.

Unfortunately election rules make it impossible for us Lewisham West and Pinge to vote for Ann Widdicombe should we ever have the inkling.

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piglet


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Post: #91
21-04-2010 02:35 PM

I agree re Ann.

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piglet


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Post: #92
21-04-2010 02:39 PM

If you are an MP who works hard for your constituents then there is no reason why you would not employ the services of a webmaster using your allowances which are funded by the tax payer.

However if you are a bone idle MP who does very little work then there is no point using the services of a webmaster.

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Perryman


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Post: #93
21-04-2010 02:57 PM

If this is reverse psychology, then it is working, as I'm liking Jim Dowd more and more with every post.

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roz


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Post: #94
21-04-2010 03:09 PM

No such thing as bad publicity especially in this election!Thumbsup

Vote for Piglet!

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tripandfuschia


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Post: #95
21-04-2010 03:23 PM

Well shzl, it is true I have made an error with a letter in his name but in reality if emails are not delivered they are usually returned to sender as undelivered and that did not occur to mine. Also I would have thought an MP could reply to an email and not expect me to know he would be outside WHSmiths 6 months later during some future election ( when he would be more interested in securing my vote than answering my questions ) so I'm not sure I have learnt much from your advice.

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Sherwood


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Post: #96
21-04-2010 04:12 PM

He has replied to my emails. However, I think he usually says that he wants my home address in order to check that I am one of his constituents.
If you do not give him your home address, he may not reply.

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piglet


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Post: #97
23-04-2010 08:42 AM

I couldn't help but raise an eye brow and roll my eyes as I drove past the constituency office this morning to see a massive red JIM DOWD vinyl sign above the door. What a waste of money.

Surely it would be better to invest such resources in a sign that states what Dowd has achieved over the last five years!

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Dylan


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Post: #98
23-04-2010 10:37 AM

Piglet your squeaking is getting tiresome, its obvious that you have some sort of personal grudge against Jim and do not even have a basic understanding of the Labour Party and how it works. could that be because you are not, to use your quaint phrase, one of the "local Labour Party Folk"?

If you really were a Labour Party Member you would be out delivering
leaflets and supporting the Party you claim to be a member of, instead you spend a lot of time waging a personal campaign against a Labour MP in the middle of an Election, get a life!

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piglet


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Post: #99
23-04-2010 10:56 AM

Dylan

Why would I want to be spending my time campaigning for a MP who does represent his constituents?

If you are bored with my posts why read them and waste time responding with such drivel?

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Jane


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Post: #100
23-04-2010 11:49 AM

Sorry I sent you a PM instead of posting. Please disregard. Here is the message.

Gosh you are really rude Piglet. You haven't to my knowledge actually stated what your issue is with Jim Dowd that you would like him to resolve. Perhaps if you did, you might garner a bit more sympathy. You did mention there was no point in contacting him as Parliament isn't sitting. A constituency MP should assist you regardless of whether Parliament is sitting.

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