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Nigel was first elected as
Member of Parliament for Eastbourne, Willingdon
and East Dean in 1992. He lives in Wannock with
his wife Barbara and two teenage children, Louise
and Stephen.
Nigel
is a solicitor by background and finds this
very useful in helping constituents with their
problems. He holds regular Advice Surgeries
and deals with hundreds of letters and e-mails
from constituents every week.
Nigel
is Shadow Pensions Minister as well as Shadow
Minister for Older People. He has recently been
re-elected as Chairman of the All-Party Group
for Older People. He is also an officer of the
British-Cyprus Group.
In
his spare time, Nigel likes to walk on the Downs,
work in the garden and support Eastbourne Borough.
He is Patron of a number of local charities,
including the Multiple Sclerosis Society and
the Link Centre for Deafened People. He is also
President of the Eastbourne Constitutional Club
and a Vice President of Age Concern Eastbourne.
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Nigel started, and has led throughout, the
“Save the DGH” campaign. He
is also campaigning for better road and
rail links, especially the A27. And he is
currently fighting for a Referendum on the
new European Constitution. |
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