Sarah Carr

Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate - Hereford & South Herefordshire

Welcome to Sarah Carr's website

Hereford

Dear friend,

Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. I am the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Hereford and South Herefordshire.

Like Paul Keetch, I live with my family in Hereford. As a result I also understand and share many of the concerns of local people. I love our county. I am currently actively campaigning on a range of issues including keeping health services local, pushing for affordable homes for local people and fighting against Post Office Closures.

I am passionately committed to retaining Hereford and South Herefordshire as a Liberal Democrat held constituency at the next General Election.

Please have a look around my site and do send me an email or telephone if you have any questions or if you would like to get more involved with the Liberal Democrats in Herefordshire.

Thanks again for visiting. I hope to see you soon.

With best wishes

Sarah

10 Most Recent Stories From Hereford and South Herefordshire News

Wed 6th Aug 2008:

Herefordshire Liberal Democrats are appalled by the Conservative-led Council's attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of the general public. In the Cabinet meeting of Thursday 31st July, councillors were told by Conservative Council Leader Roger Phillips that the LEA pool "was not to close, but was not to reopen." Opposition councillors including Lib Dems Terry James and Aubrey Oliver have slammed the barely-concealed Conservative efforts to scrap the much needed pool.

Local Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate Sarah Carr attended two very different but successful events in South Herefordshire over the weekend (2nd/3rd August). The first on Saturday was the Ross Carnival and the second on Sunday was the Herefordshire Country Fair. The common factor for both was the huge numbers of people who volunteered their time to help their local community in organising both events and in manning many of the community focused stalls.

Local health campaigner Sarah Carr attended the packed annual public meeting of Hereford Hospitals NHS Trust on Tuesday 29th July held at Left Bank Village. Mrs Carr took the opportunity to publicly congratulate everyone involved in securing life-saving radiotherapy treatment for cancer patients at Hereford County Hospital. Mrs Carr who had presented the findings of her year long 'NHS Inquiry' to Martin Woodford, the Hospitals Trusts Chief Executive on Friday 25th July asked two questions during the public meeting.

Sarah Carr, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Hereford and South Herefordshire, gave her help and full support to Mental Health Awareness Day which took place in High Town, Hereford on Wednesday 30th July.

As residents await the august consultation on the future of Herefordshire's post offices, Sarah Carr, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Hereford and South Herefordshire and a team of volunteers have again been out campaigning to demonstrate the strength of opposition against post office closures and the importance of post offices to our local communities.

Councillor Terry James, Leader of the Liberal Democrat group on Herefordshire Council and Sarah Carr, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Hereford and South Herefordshire were guest speakers at a dinner of Herefordshire Industrial Association held at The Pengethley Manor Hotel on Tuesday 15th July.

Equality of opportunity and supporting disabled and older people to have control and choice in their lives was at the heart of a party political Question Time debate held at the Three Counties Hotel on Wednesday 16th July. The Question Time event was part of the Annual General Meeting of the Herefordshire Centre of Independent Living (HCIL) an organisation of disabled people controlled by disabled people.

Sarah Carr and Liberal Democrat supporters from across Herefordshire have welcomed the launch of the Liberal Democrats' vision for Britain in a speech on 17th July by Party Leader Nick Clegg MP.

On the opening day of Hereford's first International Youth Conference (Tuesday 15th July), young people from across Europe had the chance to take part in a fast-paced debate featuring a line up of local and national political figures.

Thu 17th Jul 2008:

Following a meeting of Herefordshire Council's Cabinet, Hereford's LEA pool has been given a stay of execution. With the Conservative Council administration looking to cut costs by axing the much-used pool, pressure from 38 schools, opposition councillors and residents has forced them into a temporary climbdown.

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20 Most Recent Stories From Paul Keetch's recent appearances (TheyWorkForYou)

Thu 3rd Jul 2008:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department when she plans to reply to the letters of 11, 19 and 25 February and 11 March from the hon. Member for Hereford on his constituent, Mrs. Jane...

Mon 2nd Jun 2008:

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what the planning assumption of the average unit cost of (a) procurement and (b) through life support for a Joint Strike Fighter is; what changes there...

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what representations he received from the French government in support of Nexter's bid to supply the Future Rapid Effect System utility vehicle...

Tue 13th May 2008:

The Foreign Office was rightly congratulated on its support following the tsunami; it provided consular support on the scene and at home. Today, I received a message from a constituent whose...

Thu 8th May 2008:

The hon. Gentleman knows that I have raised this issue with the Prime Minister. Would it not be a fitting tribute to our special forces if those helicopters, which were ordered by John Major and...

Under the terms of the agreement, the Falkland Islands, an overseas territory, does not possess its mineral rights—the UK still does. On the question of the Arctic, is it now Conservative...

Would the Secretary of State reflect on the fact that we are talking not about European troops deployed elsewhere, but about European troops in Europe? The achievement of British and European...

Will the Secretary of State give way?

Wed 2nd Apr 2008:

In his discussions, has the Foreign Secretary had time to speak to President Seretse Khama Ian Khama, who was sworn in as President of Botswana only yesterday? I know that the President is a...

Tue 25th Mar 2008:

I apologise for missing the first minute of the hon. Gentleman's speech. I hope he is not taking the path that I think he is taking. Many people who join the armed forces join not as Scots,...

The hon. Gentleman is absolutely right. The right hon. and learned Member for Kensington and Chelsea set out the reasons why a humanitarian war might be justified. Kosovo springs to mind: it was...

Not every Conservative, and I certainly pay tribute to those who were not. I want to make two more points. The right hon. Member for Cynon Valley (Ann Clwyd) said that we went off to fight the...

As the hon. Gentleman mentions, that is exactly what the Red Cross says. I think that the aftermath of the war needs to be considered. We could have predicted it. People on the Liberal Democrat...

The hon. Gentleman is indeed right, and I was going to mention the fact that in the weeks after the attack on Iraq, in the ceremony in which children are named in Islam—forgive me for not...

The hon. Gentleman reminds me that it was Lady Eden who said that, and I am grateful to him for once again correcting an historical inaccuracy. There was a time in the run-up to the war when I...

It is a pleasure to follow the hon. and learned Member for Medway (Mr. Marshall-Andrews), who made a fine speech. There have been many fine speeches from those arguing in favour of the motions,...

I am grateful to my Chairman for giving way. Thanks to the procedures that we have in this House, we can now be texted by our constituents. One of mine is watching this debate in Basra, on the...

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If my hon. Friend speaks to senior members of Congress who were involved in the Baker review, they will tell him that Congress was able to carry out a thoughtful and full-ranging review of the US...

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Hereford General Election Result

Turnout: 46894 (65%)

43.3%
 
Liberal Democrat: 20285 (+2.4%)
41.2%
 
Conservative: 19323 (+2.5%)
10.2%
 
Labour: 4800 (−4.9%)

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