I was happy to be present on Saturday at a campaign event aimed at securing improvements to the vital community asset that is the Preston Park Cycle Track.
A great debate was held at The Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University last night. All the major candidates for Brighton Pavilion took part in a lively discussion about the role of the UK in the world in a range of subjects from aid, global development, security and global warming.
Clarence Mitchell, the Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Brighton Pavilion, accompanied Helen Grant MP, the Sport and Tourism Minister, on a visit to The Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
Clarence Mitchell, the Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Brighton Pavilion, spent an early morning at Preston Park Station advising commuters of proposed changes to a vital train route in the city and raising awareness of the limited time left for their views to be heard by the rail operator Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR). New timetable changes could mean the loss of some services to and from Preston Park Station. Public consultation ends on Jan 30th.
Clarence and his campaign team were delighted to welcome Esther McVey, the Employment Minister, to Brighton to formally open his new Pavilion Campaign HQ in Old Steine..
