Adam Holloway Webchat

Join the webchat at 7.30pm today

2007-03-14T04:00:00.000-07:00

Join the web chat tonight at 7.30pm, Live from the House of Commons .

This web chat will use Microsoft Office Live Meeting. For the best experience, please download the Microsoft Office Live Meeting Console when you join the meeting.

If you prefer not install the software, you can join the webchat using your web browser.Installing the software is free of charge and can be simply uninstalled at the end of the meeting using the Add Remove Programs option in Control Panel.

You will need either speakers or a headset attached to your computer to receive the live audio broadcast.For technical support, please call 01452 556226.

To register for the event, please click here.

Tory MP goes Live and reduces his carbon footprint

2007-03-06T03:10:00.000-08:00

The Next Webchat date has been announced for Wednesday, 14th March from 7.30pm-8.30pm. This event will be held Live from the House of Commons using Microsoft Office Live Meeting and allows access to an MP like never before.

The aim of the webchat is to engage with and reach a wider audience via the web. Please join the conversation by registering for the event and post any questions before the event on this blog.

To register for the event, please click here.

Many thanks to everyone that joined the web chat

2007-02-08T14:00:00.000-08:00

Many thanks to everyone that joined the web chat this evening. We will be holding another event in the next month. So please check back here shortly for further details of the next event.

Join the web chat this evening from 7pm - 8pm

2007-02-08T06:33:00.000-08:00

Join Adam Holloway MP this evening for his first live web chat. This web chat will use Microsoft Office Live Meeting. For the best experience, please download the Microsoft Office Live Meeting Console when you join the meeting. If you prefer not install the software, you can join the webchat using your web browser.

Installing the software is free of charge and can be simply uninstalled at the end of the meeting using the Add Remove Programs option in Control Panel.

You will need either speakers or a headset attached to your computer to receive the live audio broadcast.

For technical support, please email support@yellowpark.net or call 020 7481 4884.

About MyWebchat on 8th February 2007

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My webchat on Thursday 8th February is being held using Microsoft Office Live Meeting. Please register for the event using the email box on the right hand side of this blog. Check out our Privacy Policy.

When you register, we will send you an email with all the instructions necessary to join the Live Meeting.

If you are unable to register for the event before the day, we will publish a link here that you can click to join the Live Meeting.

You will need either speakers or a headset attached to your computer to receive the live audio broadcast.

For technical support, please email support@yellowpark.net. For the best experience, please download the Microsoft Office Live Meeting Console when you join the meeting.

If you can't wait, and want to try out Live Meeting, please visit the YellowPark website to download the software and find out more.

Privacy Policy

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I will not pass on your information to any third parties. If you raise a matter with me (such as a political query or a problem that you are facing), then I may provide a response (and updates) either in writing, by telephone or by email.

Chat with Adam Holloway on 8th February 7pm-8pm

2007-01-23T11:41:00.000-08:00

Adam Holloway will be holding a web chat online to answer any questions from 7pm - 8pm on 8th February 2007.

To register for the event, please enter your email address in the box provided. Please leave comments on this blog to ask questions before the event.

This event will be held using Microsoft Office Live Meeting which allows online collaboration in real-time — with just a PC and an Internet connection.

When you register for the event, you will receive an email with all the instructions to join the meeting. Please note that this meeting will use Internet Audio Broadcast to send live audio from Adam Holloway through your computer speakers.

Register for the web chat with Adam Holloway MP

2007-01-10T01:23:00.000-08:00

As this is my first webchat the agenda is really going to be set by you, the constituency webchatters. However, I have detailed below a number of topics that I have recently been speaking about and indeed have been raised by my constituents that may be of interest you too.

They are not finite so please feel free to ask about what concerns you and my work as your MP.

NHS – Gravesend Hospital is a shiny, new building built for local people to use local NHS services. However, a number of services have been lost to Darent Valley Hospital or have never been moved to this new site. The Secretary of State for Health could not give me assurances that services would continue here. What do you think?

The role of an MP – it is nearly two years ago that I was elected to serve as your MP. My role is to legislate and pass laws raised by Government or the Opposition (which is my party). I do not have powers over street lighting, parking, housing or bus services, which is a Gravesend Council problem, currently run by a Labour administration. But what I can do for local people is intervene on people’s behalf when they have genuinely exhausted all other avenues.

Crime and anti-social behaviour – Gravesham’s Big Issue occupies a lot of my time. We do not have enough police on our streets and those that are there are taken off the streets to process the paperwork accompanying an arrest. I have publicly welcomed the arrival of two new police chiefs in the north Kent area who, so far, seem to have a practical and sensible approach to policing.

Europe – Always an emotive issue. Do constituents think that Brussels has far too much control over UK law? What do you want from Europe – more integration or less?
Adam thinks we should renegociate and move back to what the British people voted for - a European Economic Community.

The Union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – For 300 years we have been joined together under one system which most people believe has benefited the 4 nations in the Union. Scotland has its own Parliament and Wales has its own Assembly. Do you think the English should have their own Parliament too?