Getting Started
The blogging has been sparse due to the excitement of the past week, massive information overload at Westminster and efforts to establish a constituency office. As I write I feel almost relaxed for the first time in ten days but with London calling again tomorrow I suspect that things will be busy again next week. Despite my intense schedule I am amazed at the work that David Jones MP will now need to undertake in his much deserved role as Minister of State at the Welsh Office. Discussing a number of local issues with David on Saturday I was exhausted just listening to his intense workload for the next few weeks. It’s a good thing that he is so clearly the right man for the job.
Due to the web designer being on holiday this site will only slowly develop into the website of your MP. It should be sorted by the end of the month but until then blogging will be sporadic.
On a more positive note I went to my first engagement as the Aberconwy MP on Friday attending the re-launch of Llandudno Community Radio at Ty Hapus. A great initiative which I have been proud to be associated with for months it was a pleasure to be able to accept this particular invitation as my first in the new job. I will also be undertaking my first constituency surgery next Friday. Since our new offices are awaiting telephone lines any interested parties wishing to make an appointment are advised to call 01492 583743 for the time being.
Guto
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I agree with Chris. It will be particularly interesting to watch you make your Maiden Speech on BBC Parliament. I hope you'll be able to give us some notice when that great occasion will be! Hopefully it will demonstrate your talents and expertise in the business world.
We seem to be making aa meal of CGT - maybe leaning a little too much towards the LibDem high tax regime (notwithstanding the coalition agreement) rather than a reduced tax for business in the mode of, say, John Redwood. Any comment?
Derek
Llongyfarchiadau, Guto, a dymuniadau gorau!
I am glad you are saying you intend to continue to blog, as our MP, once things settle down. (if?)
It will be good to follow your reports, activities and perspecives on what's going on, especially if they are not always too rigidly toeing the 'party-line' and thereby too timid and othodox.
It is a time-consuming commitment to make, so well done for making it. I hope it attracts an ever-growing readership and contributions, plus a few off-stage ripostes for flavour (Do let me know if you are ever short of these!).
The website can develop as fast as you like having now become our MP. Just let us know what you would like and hey presto, it will be done! Kind regards, Paul