Thank you for doing me the honour of electing me as your Member of Parliament for the Kensington Constituency. Sir Malcolm Rifkind had a long and very distinguished career in national politics and served the constituency of Kensington & Chelsea since 2005, and from 2010 the new constituency of Kensington. (Greg Hands MP is the MP for CHELSEA)
This election is probably the most important for a generation. We have seen from the Chancellor’s statement and the Budget that we must continue with our long term economic plan to get this country out of debt. We have a duty to ensure that our children and grandchildren are not saddled with debt for years to come.
I live in Kensington, grew up here and raised our four children with my husband Jamie.
As a Kensington and Chelsea Councillor, Boris Johnson’s Deputy Mayor of London and school governor in North Kensington for over 20 years, I listen to residents and help tackle their issues and concerns.
If you wish to raise a concern with me I am hold regular surgeries locally, and make sure that I am available to residents. Some issues will be resolved by the local council or other agencies, but I can certainly follow these up and see if we can make progress.
I support David Cameron and George Osborne in delivering the long term economic plan that is vital to our economic recovery.
My Campaign priorities were:
- Fight to oppose the mansion tax that would hit Kensington families hard
- Support the renegotiation of our membership terms with the European Union
- Oppose the way that inconsiderate building projects disrupt the lives of our residents
- Maintain the sense of family and community that makes Kensington such a special place to live
- Increase employment opportunities in Kensington
- Fight to end health inequalities in Kensington
We have a new team heading up our Local KCF Conservative Association and as a new MP I appreciate that people will not know me, so I am very much looking forward to attending as many community events as I can, Do contact my office if you would like me to visit a community event or project. Please see “contact me” page.
Elections – ARE YOU ON THE VOTING REGISTER? We have elections almost every year in May, and if you want to vote please make sure you are on the voting register. Apply early for your postal vote. Remember if you have a postal vote, you can still use it on the day if you are not away, but if you discover too late you are going to be away then it may be too late to apply for a postal vote. So if in doubt, I recommend you apply for a postal vote.
http://www.rbkc.gov.uk/council/localdemocracyandelections/registertovote.aspx
Victoria Borwick
Member of Parliament for KENSINGTON
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