Adam afriyie mp biography examples
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Windsor
It has been a privilege to serve as the Member of Parliament for Windsor since 2005.
Since 2005, I have been privileged to serve as the MP for Windsor. I've had the opportunity to work closely with proactive, conscientious Councillors, and I've been able to make a real difference to the lives of those who need it most. That's exactly why I came into politics!
Windsor is a truly special part of the country and our area contains some of the most beautiful towns and villages in the UK. We have historic buildings; great parks, hills and lakes; and not one, but two world famous racecourses.
Windsor itself is a traditional garrison town with a deep military history. And, of course, we have a royal presence in Windsor Castle.
I am proud of our unique heritage, Windsor is a lovely place to live, and a fantastic place to visit and explore.
Windsor Constituency
The Windsor constituency is made up of 53 towns, villages and hamlets, lying within the Royal Borough of Windso•
Adam Afriyie, super-rich backbencher, startles MPs with 'PM-in-waiting' bid
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"I am launching my campaign for prime minister – ung cardinals vote for an old pope," one veteran quipped after hearing that backbencher Adam Afriyie was launching a leadership campaign. "I shall recommission the Royal lyxbåt Britannia and travel a great deal around the world in the style of Harold Macmillan."
The news of the Afriyie campaign prompted one loyalist – metaphorically at least – to "choke on his cereal", the same analogy the aspiring leader was advised to trot out on Sky News when news of his campaign leaked over the weekend.
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A “British Obama” – is that idea viable? Probably not, in the foreseeable future. But hold on…Adam Afriyie of Ghanaian/English descent is supposed to be planning to challenge Prime Minister David Cameron’s leadership of the Conservative Party. It could be the start of the “silly season”, nonetheless there is a good African line-up in the House of Commons! Clayton Goodwin reports.
There is a West African stalking-horse parading around the corridors of British politics and, even more so, the offices of the national media, and it is unlikely to go away for a while yet. The story that Adam Afriyie, the ultra-rich Conservative MP for the ultra-affluent Windsor constituency, whose father was Ghanaian and mother English, was considering challenging Prime Minister David Cameron for the Tory leadership was so unlikely that it was regarded as being the start of the “silly season” (when real news is scarce and newspapers make stories out of anything). Whatever its status, this story has exp