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Welcome to my website
Malcolm Bruce at Bennachie
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It is an honour and a privilege to represent Gordon. I am extremely grateful to all those who supported me during the 2005 General Election and honoured and proud once again to be the MP for Gordon.
I look forward to representing you once again and will continue to work as hard as ever in Parliament and the constituency on your behalf.
Please enjoy browsing the website and feel free to contact me with any comments you may have.
In the forthcoming events section you can see information on my summer surgeries taking place across the constituency later this month. If anyone has a problem and needs to seek advice or if they feel particualarly stongly about an issue regarding Government policy or local services etc then please do come along then or feel free to contact me through my senior caseworker Rob in the Inverurie office.
On my regular website column you can read my views on some of the latest issues affecting people today including: Aberdeen City Council's finances, the Olympics, the Glasgow East by-election and the sad passing of a Liberal great and my friend, Lord Russell Johnson.
Rt Hon Malcolm Bruce MP
P.S Don't forget to show your support for the Campaign for a new station at Kintore using the link in the menu.
Bruce's 'disappointment' at final post office announcement
Wed 30th Jul 2008
Responding to the announcement that Royal Mail has made no overall changes to increase the number of post office hours for Rhynie, Lumsden, Kennethmont and Collieston, Malcolm Bruce MP expressed his disappointment.
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Read "Bruce's 'disappointment' at final post office announcement" in full.
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MP Calls for unity over City Crisis
Wed 23rd Jul 2008
Liberal Democrat City MP Malcolm Bruce whose constituency includes northern areas of the city including Bridge of Don, Dyce and Bankhead has called on Aberdeen City Council to unite in face of the financial crisis confronting the city
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Read "MP Calls for unity over City Crisis" in full.
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New Broadband Roll-Out Should Prioritise rural 'notspots'- MPs
Wed 16th Jul 2008
Following the announcement that BT plans to roll-out 'superfast' broadband to as many as 10 million homes by 2012, North East MPs Malcolm Bruce and Sir Robert Smith have called for them to prioritise areas that do not already receive broadband.
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Read "New Broadband Roll-Out Should Prioritise rural 'notspots'- MPs" in full.
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Archive of earlier news stories.
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"Gordon Brown needs to wake up to the reality that we are now teetering on the brink of recession. He must act to help the millions of families struggling against high taxes, rising bills and falling disposable income. "
Vince Cable - Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor
www.libdems.org.uk - 26 August
"The work begins anew, the hope rises again, and the dream lives on. "
Senator Edward Kennedy
Endorsing Democrat Presidential Candidate Barack Obama - 26 August
"Just as Britain invested in the North Sea in the 1970s to transform our energy prospects through oil production, we must today make similar investment in renewable technologies to harness Britain's vast renewable energy resources, combined with major reductions in energy consumption. "
Nick Clegg, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
Launching Liberal Democrat proposals to become energy independent by 2050 - 21 August
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