Below is the link to the fifth issue of my monthly news letter, feel free to subscribe through the link or by form on the right hand side of the page.

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Below is the link to the fourth issue of my monthly news letter, feel free to subscribe through the link or by form on the right hand side of the page.

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Below is a link to my article in the Exeter Express and Echo about the need for capital investment and tax cuts to stimulate the British economy:

http://www.thisisexeter.co.uk/Ben-Bradshaw-need-tax-cuts-investment/story-18343211-detail/story.html#axzz2NEmrFtst

Below is a link to my article in the Western Morning News regarding the Chancellor’s failed austerity program and the need for a change of course on the economy:

http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/s-surely-time-George-Osborne-Plan-B/story-18323271-detail/story.html#axzz2Ml74DOHC

Below is the link to the third issue of my monthly news letter, feel free to subscribe through the link or by form on the right hand side of the page.

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Here is the link to the new year edition of my newsletter, feel free to subscribe through the link or by form on the right hand side of the page.

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Hello!

And welcome to my website. I hope that this will be an easy, quick way for us to communicate on local, national and personal issues that are important to you.

It will also be a useful resource to find out more about me, the work I do around Exeter and the issues affecting you going on in Westminster. I will update it regularly with news items as well as my personal views on certain subjects.

Feel free to get in touch on the ‘Contact Ben’ page where you will also find links to follow me on Twitter or like me on Facebook.

Thank you for visiting, and I hope you find it useful!

Below is a link to my new newsletter, you can subscribe through the link or on the right side of the website. It includes the main issues I have been following in the last month in Westminster.

Click here to view The Monthly Review: http://us6.campaign-archive2.com/?u=9e9cc0f442a6611999d458511&id=4a002e2638

As many of you will know, over the next few days you should be receiving your ballot to vote for six NEC constituency candidates and your NPF representatives. I am writing to you about the candidates that I will be supporting as I believe they are the best people to ensure the Labour party is a campaigning machine which can sweep us back into power in 2015.

For the six NEC postions I will be supporting:

• Luke Akehurst Current NEC member, campaigns expert, twice parliamentary candidate and councillor;
• Ellie Reeves  NEC member for over five years, vice chair of Refounding Labour, and trade union lawyer
• Ruth Smeeth  Anti fascist campaigner for Hope Not Hate and former PPC for Burton in the West Midlands
• Florence Nosegbe A local councillor in Lambeth working to tackle youth and gang crime and a former organiser in the Eastern region;
• Joanne Milligan Longstanding NPF member, former campaign coordinator, chair of Scottish Labour Students as well as holding various CLP positions;
• Peter Wheeler Former NEC member, trade union activist and active campaigner in the North West.

If you would like to read more about these candidates and why they are standing for the NEC please visit here.

I will also be supporting the following people for the NPF in the South West who would also really appreciate your votes. I will be supporting:

• Glyn Ford
• Kheir Dillon
• Clare Moody
• Brenda Weston

All of these NPF candidates are fantastic local campaigners but also know that we need the right policies on the doorstep to ensure victory in 2015.

I hope you will consider supporting these candidates, please remember to get your ballots in the post before the 13 June.