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Tom Biggins, Conservative Spokesman for Telford, welcomed Stephen O’Brien MP, Shadow Minister of Health, to the town for a wide ranging discussion on a number of NHS issues that affect health provision locally.

Tom Biggins, Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman for Telford, who has been leading the campaign to keep Randlay Post Office open, took his fight to the very heart of government when he delivered his petition to the Prime Minister at No. 10 Downing Street on Monday 9^th June.

Tom Biggins joined a team of top Shropshire Tories who took to the water in the Coracle Relay World Championship in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support on June 6^th.

Telford could face yet another wave of Post Office cuts warns Tom Biggins, Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman. “If Post Office Ltd loses its contract for the Post Office Card Account, it is predicted that a further one in four post offices could close down. This is on top of existing plans to close 28 branches across Shropshire, including Randlay Post Office which I am campaigning hard to save.”

Stopping Shrophire’s beautiful Irongbridge George from slipping into the River Severn is at the heart of a joint initiative to source and secure vital European funding.

Tom Biggins, Conservative Spokesman for Telford, was delighted at the outcome of the packed Public Meeting – to keep Randlay Post Office open - that he organised at the Randlay Centre, on Monday, 7^th April 2008.

Tom Biggins, Conservative Spokesman for Telford, invites all local residents to attend a Public Meeting to help put a stop to the proposed closure of Randlay Post Office.

Members of the public joined Tom Biggins, Conservative Spokesman, in Telford to demonstrate their outrage over the proposed closure of Randlay Post Office.

On April 1^st the Post Office will reveal the number and location of branches that it has identified for closure across Telford and Shropshire.

Telford residents have reacted with dismay to the news that the Government will be announcing Post Office closures in Telford on the 1^st April. It is estimated that another four Post Offices may be closed in the town, which is on top of the five that have already closed since 1999.