Comments on: Welcome to Aberconwy Conservatives

By: Sammuel Jones

Sammuel Jones — Fri, 07 May 2010 10:37:06 +0000

Dear Sir,
firstly may I congratulate you on your recent success ,I personally have never voted for your party because it was a no no in the small town on Ynys Mon that I come from.
I was shocked at the tactics of Plaid Cymru in the run up to the election stories of them taking posters and any signage down in a undignified mannor.
I voted for you because I believe in you and as yourself I run a business from this area and I believe you understand more than any candidate about this.
The Plaid cymru candidate was more interested in my van and my che gavara top I was wearing than his parties policies.
Pob llwyddiant yn y dyfodol Guto,da iawn chdi sir.

By: Jocular

Jocular — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 13:51:39 +0000

Thank you for prompt reply. I wish you good luck in the coming election

By: Guto

Guto — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 12:26:56 +0000

Dear Jocular,

I have discussed crime on many of my leaflets and also in the twenty public meetings that I have undertaken during the past year. It is an issue of real concern for many residents in all parts of Aberconwy. Mviews on these matters include;

1. Reducing the amount of time spent by our police officers on paperwork - they need to be free to patrol our streets
2. Allow Magistrates to deal with repeat offenders in a robust manner rather than depending on guidance from the government which increasingly ties their hands
3. Treating anti-social behaviour seriously. In many cases such behaviour is criminality and should be dealt with as such. Yes, we need to ensure that there is support for young people and activities for them within our communities but behaviour which becomes criminality should not be tolerated.
4. We need to ensure that prison as an option is not restriced simply because of a shortage of places.

I hope that the above responds to some of your concerns.

Guto

By: Jocular

Jocular — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 11:19:23 +0000

I notice that on local issues you have not included crime. I would be interested to hear your views on the matter - especially on anti-social behaviour

By: Guto

Guto — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 18:02:38 +0000

Thank you for the good wishes. I will respond to your questions in due course.

By: Biggles

Biggles — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 08:07:40 +0000

Hello Dear Chap
Good luck with all the campaign Just one questionette for you. What about the European working time directive. Will you safeguard the rights of workers? The paid holidays, maternity and paternity leave. Protect the minimum wage and increase it for all.
This will create a fairer society don’t you agree
Thank you

By: Derek Beesley

Derek Beesley — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 16:22:19 +0000

Good luck, Guto. You've worked hard for this moment and we all wish you success in your bid to be our next MP.
Derek Beesley

Pob lwc Guto - dan ni gyd yn barod i wneud ein gorau glas i'ch helpu chi!

Cynthia Beesley

By: Anna Tandy

Anna Tandy — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:05:32 +0000

I believe that as Mr Bebb is fighting for his political seat this year in what may be a very hard fight, we cannot expect him to act as celebrity and visit every event that is on now before a General Election. Please give the man a break.

By: Anna Tandy

Anna Tandy — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:03:38 +0000

Guto, even if I was not going to vote conservative I definately would now, having listened to the debate on Tudno FM. You were by far the most knowlegeable speaker, coherent and to the point. The use of slurs on pensioners by the Labour government and Ronnie Hughes as a political tool is one that is appalling and should be used to our advantage in canvassing. This was a great debate and should be played out in every available community centre in Aberconwy so that the voting public could make up their minds. I have stored it in my computer and will perhaps get people to listen to it again. Keep up the great work. As long as we the Conservatives hold up and bring to fruitition all that we have promised the people of Aberconwy we should have no doubt in believing that Great Britain will become Great again.

By: Guto

Guto — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 22:13:42 +0000

Dear Mr McFadden,

Thank you for your comment. Unlike my opponents I'm not a full time paid politician and still need to earn a living. Currently I campaign four times a week at considerable cost to my business but on Friday morning I had a prior engagement that I could not avoid.

Yes, it would have been great to be in Conwy but I'm an ordinary self-employed individual attempting to make a living and run a political campaign. I simply cannot cancel every single working day!

I hope the event went well and was a great success.